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SHARED EVALUATION SYSTEM

ALABAMA ARTS 

Collective Evaluation for Collective Impact

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ARTISTIC LITERACY CONSORTIUM SHARED EVALUATION SYSTEM AT A GLANCE

What is the Shared Evaluation System?

First, the Shared Evaluation System is a means of collecting information that will help organizations and schools learn about their own efforts to improve, grow, and meet the challenges that all programs face. Although the information gathered may be useful to determine accountability and validity, particularly for funders, the main objective is to learn.

Second, the Shared Evaluation System provides participants with an honest appraisal of the goals, plans, and outcomes of your program.

Third, your participation allows for all of us to move forward in our shared mission to provide fully-funded high-quality arts education to every Alabama student; Allowing the Artistic Literacy Consortium to provide a collective picture of the Arts in Alabama.— A Collective Picture and a Collective Voice!


For the first time, the Shared Evaluation System allows Students, Parents, Administrations, Board Members, Community Members, Local and State Officials, Local, State, Regional and National Agencies, and the State and Federal Legislative Bodies, to see a collective, statewide picture of what EVERY participating program is doing, and maybe most importantly, what every participating program needs for their program to continue successfully...
A Collective Picture, A Collective Voice for Arts in Alabama.

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EVALUATION SYSTEM COMPONENTS

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SHARED LOGIC MODEL

The Shared Logic Model is an online arts centered program evaluation model that allows for point and click navigating, copy and paste from any existing document, and uploading of most common file formats. 

The information collected in the shared logic model does not have to start from scratch, even if you are a new program. Much of the information requested can be gleaned from grant application, teacher and program evaluation goals, strategic planning and accreditation goals and program descriptions. 

The shared logic model can be completed by an individual or a group of people (using the shared logic model worksheet) and can be accessed and worked on from any internet capable devise, yes, you can do this on your smart phone or tablet.

The shared logic model can be modified as needed, as often as every day if you like, and you are able to resubmit your complete logic model using the Google-Link provided to you.

To Preview the Shared Logic Model Download the Worksheet

  • Once there, you will be asked to:

  • Articulate your program goals

  • Identify indicators of progress and challenge

  • Prepare to secure additional information and evidence/artifacts

  • Brainstorm how you will use the information from the evaluation

Preferred Submission Approach provided by Dr. Andy Meadows Excel Spreadsheet
Deadline for on-time submission for Award Year 2022 is Oct. 31st.

To submit to the Shared Evaluation System, Use the Google Drive Link provided to

your school or organization by Dr. Andy Meadows.

Please Dr. Meadows at ameadows@ALSDE.edu with any questions​​

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Ready to Share?

The Evidence Submission Model provides each program with a central location for the documentation of data submitted to show evidence of making progress toward or meeting a Goal/Objective set forth in the Shared Evaluation Model. Data can be photographs, video, audio, assessments, publicity in all forms of news media, letter/messages from students, parents, community members, students/community member work, etc...the list is endless...if it supports your program by showing what you are doing, it can be used as data in the Shared Evidence Submission Model.

Files of any common type can be uploaded to the model and storage is provided to each program, with the program having access to all uploaded files. In addition to providing evidence based documentation for programs, and a site for centralized storage of data for each program, the Centralized evidence for all programs will be used to collect information to support the collective picture and collective voice of Arts in Alabama.

Suggested Trimester Submission Deadlines: December 15th, April 15th and August 15th to allow for timely reporting and routine data collection and dissemination.

To Access the Evidence Submission Model, please
use the Google Drive Link provided to
your school or organization by Dr. Andy Meadows.

Please email Dr. Meadows at ameadows@ALSDE.edu with any questions

 

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CONTACT ARTISTIC LITERACY CONSORTIUM SHARED EVALUATION SYSTEM

For Assistance or Questions:
Contact: 

For Submission Questions (links, deadlines, requirements):

Mr. Andy Meadows -       ameadows@ALSDE.edu

For Evaluation System: Stacy Hughey Surman, PhD -

Shared Evaluation System Author and Webmaster

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