1. Instructor: Bess A. Rose

3. Given the option to use electronic tools such as Microsoft Excel, participants will develop and use a method for identifying, recording, maintaining and updating information on all program sites in Maryland including local school system, school or site name, address, program contact name, position, phone number, and email address, with 100% accuracy.

4. LESSON 2: In order to identify inputs and outcomes, we started by locating a ppropriate sources

5. LESSON 3: After locating appropriate sources, we analyzed them to find inputs

6. Next we’ll look at inputs based on implementation by conducting site visits – do you know all your sites?

7. Where is your program? Do you know all the locations in Maryland? Do you have reliable, up-to- date information about all program sites? Maryland-Map.org

8. If you do keep track of program sites, how do you do it? Do you track only local school systems, or all program sites (schools, grantees, community- based organizations)? Who is responsible? What technology do you use? How do you know it’s accurate?

9.  Update on a regular schedule  Keep in shared location  Train staff to use  Quality control  Avoid asking twice

10.  Outlook  Contacts  Personal folders  Sharing  Distribution lists  Word  Excel  Access

11. Sharing?Easy to Use? Error Free?Mailings? Outlook Contacts Yes WordNot at the same time Yes ExcelYesYes, with practice Yes AccessYesNot for beginners NoYes

16.  How could you improve your current method?  What further information or help do you need?  Can other people help?

18. (1) Formal assessment (2) Share your tool or process for tracking program information with the class by uploading your completed Assessment to Kazoo or Facebook.KazooFacebook (3) Have you learned anything new? Reflect on what you’ve learned privately or with colleagues.

19.  Lesson 5: Developing a Tool for Conducting Site Visits and Recording Observations  Thursday July 16  2:00 – 3:00 p.m.  Conference Room 4