Creating a minnesota statewide SNAP-Ed program evaluation

Abby Gold; Trina Adler Barno; Shelley Sherman; Kathleen Lovett; G. Ali Hurtado

Creating a minnesota statewide SNAP-Ed program evaluation

Abby Gold
, Trina Adler Barno
, Shelley Sherman
, Kathleen Lovett
, G. Ali Hurtado

Family, Health and Wellbeing

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Systematic evaluation is an essential tool for understanding program effectiveness. This article describes the pilot test of a statewide evaluation tool for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed). A computer algorithm helped Community Nutrition Educators (CNEs) build surveys specific to their varied educational settings and curricula. The algorithm determined whether a written evaluation survey was appropriate for audiences and provided a selection of questions based on key nutrition messages presented. Feedback from CNEs regarding the evaluation tool-building process with pre-existing questions indicated that, with revisions, there was value in implementing it on a statewide basis.

Original language	English (US)
Article number	2RIB3
Journal	Journal of Extension
Volume	51
Issue number	2
State	Published - Apr 2013

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