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TCA VENet | evaluation Dietmar Paier Center for Education and Economy, Research & Consulting Graz, Austria 3rd project meeting 15. 05. 2006, Werl

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TCA VENet | evaluation

Dietmar Paier

Center for Education and Economy, Research & Consulting

Graz, Austria

3rd project meeting

15. 05. 2006, Werl

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the goals of this session

9 month project = 9 month evaluation

Now: brief overview on some results

Midterm report after the meeting

Change in the evaluation team:Retirement of Gerd Beidernikl

Dietmar Paier takes over evaluation tasks

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the goals of this session

TopicsFeedback questionnaire of the last meeting

The project development

Gender Mainstreaming

Products and concepts

Overview on the upcoming steps in the frame of the evaluation at the end of the meeting

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project meeting 1 and 2

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meetings

2 prior meetings with certain advantages and disadvantages

Quality of the meetings has clearly improved. Findings from the second meeting (Gerd) as well as results of the feedback questionnaire.

Separate moderation – good decision with improvement in the discussions

Equal representation of the delegations

Higher satisfaction of the partners with the environment of the meeting and the quality of the meeting regarding content and discussions

(nearly) no side-discussions in German

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1st meeting 2nd meeting

Your overall assessment of the meeting

44% excellent 88% excellent

Satisfaction with organization of the meeting

66% completely 100% completely

Satisfaction with moderation of the meeting

44% to a large extent

100% to a large extent

Satisfaction with information received and decisions made regarding the VENet model

33% completely 83% completely

Satisfaction with information received and decisions made regarding the dissemination work

66% to a large extent

100% to a large extent

meetings

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1st meeting 2nd meeting

Satisfaction with information received and the decisions made regarding Gender Mainstreaming

22% to a large extent

71% to a large extent

Extent to which there is mutual understanding of aims and objectives of the TCA

44% to a large extent

100% to a large extent

Satisfaction with outcomes of the meeting

77% to a large extent

100% to a large extent

Equal participation / integration of all partners

33% to a large extent

100% to a large extent

meetings

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meetings

On all levels obvious improvements.

Much higher satisfcation, especially with The VENet model

The GM concept

Results in higher satisfaction with the outcomes and descisions of the meeting.

Clarification of visions and perceptions at the second meeting. Mutual understanding of aims and objectives grows.

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project development

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project development

The workflow in the 2nd project stage proceeded well

Good coordination work by the TCA secretary

Clear and efficient project management resp. project controlling

Most of the tasks could be fullfilled as scheduled!

Most of the To Dos of the 2nd meeting completed!

Some minor delays with no relevance to the overall project development.

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project development

Delays especially in the area of mainstreaming work National mainstreaming strategies

TCA mainstreaming strategy

IMPORTANT: observable delays / problems concerning the implementation of Gender Mainstreaming in the project. Implementation of GM goals and subgoals still not fullfilled

as discussed at the 2nd meeting.

Therefore on the agenda at the 3rd meeting.

GM-perspective should become evident!

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Gender Mainstreaming

GM-guidelines for content work regarding the website prepared by Judy. GM check in the frame of the content evaluation

Additional GM-papers by Julia. Good basis to start from

Formulation of GM goals still owing

Integration of GM aspects as well into the mainstreaming strategy

Products of the TCA should include transparent GM perspective!

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structure

One discussion at the 2nd meeting: integration of steering group members into the TCA based upon the social network survey Especially steering group members from Cyprus appeared

to be integrated poorly.

Some kind of role clarification since then. Julia as transnational gateway to Cyprus. Continuity regarding involved persons

Information transfer within the national context

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www.venet-eu.com

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www.venet-eu.com

One main dissemination product: VENet website Discussions on construction at the last meeting

6th April draft version

13th April online

Analysis of the usage statistics visitors of the website (average, by countries)

top pages, top referrer, search strings

downloads, most freqeuently visited pages

By now only a glimpse at some results. Will be inportant when dissemination work starts.

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www.venet-eu.com

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www.venet-eu.com

Other aspects (content level) of the website will be assessed in the next evaluation steps.

A website is never finished! Periodical need for updating information and interaction with users.

Important topic still seems to be open: Who is responsible for the maintenance of the website

regarding the content?

A lot of work was done by Judy although website responsibility is at Cyprus.

How to proceed?

Who is the target group of the website?

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next steps of the evaluation

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Upcoming steps

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Upcoming steps

Mid-term report in May/June 2006 Summary of all evaluation steps to this date

Start of the product & content evaluation According of the progress regarding each product

Start of the evaluation of the dissemination work Incl. Usage of the internet platform

Social network survey in autumn 2006

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interviews

Meetings as a good possibility to get in depth information from the partners

Therefore: qualitative interviews with the project managers of each country during/accompanying to this meeting.

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feedback questionnaire

As at every meeting: short feedback questionnaire at the end of the meeting

Will be handed out by Judy and send to the evaluator

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Thank you!

In case of questions:[email protected]

+43 / 316 / 72 17 44 -11