A framework for understanding and improving multisite evaluations

Roger B. Straw · James M. Herrell

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Abstract Multisite evaluations are increasingly being used by the federal government and large foundations. A framework for understanding the variations among multisite evaluations and developing ways to improve them is presented in this chapter.

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