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An edition of Creating effective graphs (1997)

Creating effective graphs

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This volume of New Directions for Evaluation is an attempt to share ideas and improve the hit-or-miss nature of graphical production.

The graphs in this volume are solutions to problems that arise when communicating evaluation findings. The problems are common and recurring. Sometimes they involve communicating a known finding that could be contained in a table but would be much more difficult to extract from the table. Sometimes they expose biases in the narrative reporting of the data. Sometimes they reveal implications that would have gone unnoticed and allow new findings to emerge.

The graphs can be used for discovery or for presentation; they are sometimes designed for evaluators and other times for evaluation audiences.

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109

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1997, Jossey-Bass Publishers, Wiley-Interscience, Jossey-Bass
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Table of Contents

Packing it in with horizontal bars -- Deborah G. Bonnet
Use of graphics to illustrate responses to multipart survey items -- Helen Brown, Katharyn Marks, Margaret Straw
Graphical presentation of multilevel data : table versus flowchart format -- Edward A. Parker, Louis J. Mortillaro
Comparing performance : Simpson's paradox and analyzing outcomes -- Alvin Glymph, Gary T. Henry
Beyond double bar charts : the value of dot charts with ordered category clustering for reporting change in evaluation research -- James M. Sinacore
Using graphics to convey meaningful comparison over time -- Robin S. Turpin
Time series graphs on financial performance and cohort dropout rates -- Kathleen Sullivan
Evaluation concerns and the presentation of data -- Mika'il DeVeaux
Some visual displays of two-by-two data : predicting later violent behavior -- James H. Derzon
Graphing impact from pooled time series : school districts' energy savings in Arizona -- Lois W. Sayrs
Shaping visual representations of interorganizational networks to tell a story -- Matthew C. Johnson, Barbara E. Starrett -- Conclusion :
Keys to good graphing-- Gary T. Henry, Kathleen Dolan.

Edition Notes

"A publication of the American Evaluation Association."

"Spring 1997."

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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San Franciso, Calif
Series
Jossey-Bass education series, New directions for evaluation -- no. 73

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H62

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109 p. :
Number of pages
109

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OL15521095M
Internet Archive
creatingeffectiv0000unse
ISBN 10
0787998214
OCLC/WorldCat
36651281
Library Thing
3533803

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