Learning and Evaluation/Plan your program metrics/References and sources
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References and Sources
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Measurement
Tool
Inputs
- Number of organizing and supporting staff and volunteers (ambassadors, mentors etc.)
Count of supporting staff and volunteers
Meeting Records, Logs, Reported estimates
- Hours invested by staff and volunteers organizing and executing
Estimate of hours invested
Calendar Records, Logs, Reported estimates
- In-kind donations (prizes, etc),
Estimated value in currency (comparable cost)
- Funds or money used
Budget accounting
Budget spreadsheet
Measurement
Tool
Outputs
- Number of sources made available
- Number of tools created to facilitate the adding of citations
- Number of editors using the sources
Measurement
Tool
Short term outcomes
- Number of sources added/used in Wikipedia articles
- Proprtion of articles with citations increases
- Satisfaction of contributors increases
- Satisfaction of readers increases
Number of Wikipedians adding sources (or # of NEW Wikipedians adding sources)
Measurement
Tool
Intermediate outcomes
- ( Quality of articles improves )
- proportion of articles without "citation needed" templates decreases
- ( Readership increases )
- Number of page views (or unique visitors) on articles with increased sourcing increases
- Number of content downloads
- Number of times pages are linked externally (blogs, websites, national news sites etc.)