outcomesrevising
Outcomesrevising is a systematic, iterative process in which the stated outcomes of a program, course, or policy are reviewed and revised in light of new evidence and changing circumstances. It emphasizes updating intended results rather than merely assessing whether current outcomes are achieved.
Typically applied in education, training, and public-sector programs, outcomesrevising begins with data collection from assessments, stakeholder
Common methods used in outcomesrevising include logic models and theories of change to map inputs, activities,
Challenges in outcomesrevising include balancing responsiveness with stability, preventing scope creep, ensuring stakeholder buy-in, and meeting
Outcomesrevising is distinct from outcomes assessment; while assessment measures whether outcomes are achieved, revising outcomes changes