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Resources Program Activities Outputs Outcomes Impact Assessment + 4. Gather and review evidence of student learning. 5. Draw conclusions about student learning achievements in the aggregate 6. Act on the results to improve student achievement of learning goals 1. Establish and make public goals for student learning. Expressed as learning outcomes, criteria and standards. 2. Determine the evidence. What work will students do to demonstrate learning? 3. Provide intentional learning experiences: Curriculum and pedagogy. Assessment + Logic Model Did participants demonstrably learn what was intended? Theory/ Assumptions Resources Program Activities Outputs Outcomes Impact Assessment Cycle Intended participant audience, rates, etc. Variables describing to whom and how the program is delivered in detail Did the right people participate in the right numbers? OPRAAS DRAFT