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Let's get technical: Enhancing program evaluation through the use and integration of internet and mobile

Frank T Materia¹, Elizabeth A Miller², Megan C Runion³

¹Clearinghouse for Military Family Readiness, Pennsylvania State University, United States; Department of Biobehavioral Health, Pennsylvania State University, United States.

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|March 29, 2016

Summary

Technology integration streamlines program evaluation, enhancing efficiency and reducing resource needs. This approach optimizes data collection for participant registration, tracking, and outcome assessment.

Keywords:

Internet Mobile application Program evaluation Technology Text message

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Area of Science:

Program evaluation
Technology integration
Data science

Background:

Program evaluation is crucial for funding decisions.
Technology can reduce resource needs and increase efficiency in evaluations.
Internet and mobile technologies offer potential solutions for evaluation challenges.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the application of internet and mobile technologies in program evaluation.
To examine the integration of technology for data collection and program evaluation.
To highlight limitations and considerations for technology integration in evaluations.

Main Methods:

Literature review of technology applications in program evaluation.
Focus on ease of use, cost, and population fit of technologies.
Discussion of integration strategies for data collection and evaluation.
Presentation of a case study illustrating technology use.

Main Results:

Technology can be applied to participant registration, tracking, retention, process, and outcome evaluation.
Integration enhances data collection and overall program evaluation efficiency.
Considerations include technical skill, cost, data management, and ethics.

Conclusions:

Technology integration offers significant benefits for program evaluation.
Careful consideration of limitations and ethical aspects is essential for successful implementation.
Case study demonstrates practical application and benefits of technology in evaluation.