Learning and Evaluation/Plan your program metrics

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Learning and Evaluation
What does my program, project or event aim to achieve?
Increase Participation
Add Quality Content
Expand Reach and Readership
My program, project, or event, will work on:
Recruiting New Users Awareness of Content Needs Awareness of Wikimedia
Converting New Users Diversity of Participation Access to Wikimedia
Retaining Community Participation of Content Experts Reputation of Wikimedia Quality
Productivity per Editor
References and Sources


Measures for Evaluation is a guide for individuals, organizations, grantees, or anyone involved in the Wikimedia movement who wants to evaluate their programs.

There are three overarching goals: (1) Increase participation, (2) Add Quality Content, and (3) Expand Wikimedia's Reach and Readership. These goals are aligned with the Wikimedia movement strategic plan, with additional guidance from research and analytics about the movement. Under each of these goals is a list of Levers for Change or potential strategies for achieving the main goal. Within each page, you will find a list of suggested measures.

None of these levers for change have a complete list of measures and not all measures have tools. Leave feedback about goals, levers for change, or measures on the talk page or share ideas for tools!


Goals by Program - A few examples


The table below provides some guidance for what a program might work to achieve. This table is not meant to be exhaustive! The goals and levers above could fit just about any program - the idea is to design your program, its goals, and choose the measures that fit best.

Click into a box to explore measures for your program!

Program Increase Participation Add Quality Content Expand Reach and Readership
Editathons,
Editing Parties
Editing Workshops
Photo Upload Events
Wikipedia Education Program
Online Campaigns
Hackathons
Wikimedians in Residence
GLAM partnerships
Editing Contests