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Table 3 Evaluation questions, indicators, and data collection methods

From: Building capacity for citizen science in health promotion: a collaborative knowledge mobilisation approach

Evaluation domains and questions

Indicators

Data collection methods

Reach: To what extent were policy and practice stakeholders engaged with capacity building activities?

CoP membership numbers

Attendance at project meetings, CoP sessions and outreach presentations and online views of recorded sessions

Views of online resources and newsletters

Number and type of new partnerships developed

Project evaluation survey

Project records and online metadata

Satisfaction: To what extent were policy and practice stakeholders satisfied with capacity building activities (including relevance and usefulness of activities)?

Satisfaction with capacity building activities and perceived relevance to practice

Perceived utility of outputs and knowledge gained

Project evaluation survey

Interviews

CoP post session surveys

Impact: What were the impacts of this program of work (i.e., were any changes attributable to this program of work)?

Instrumental changes (e.g., to plans, decisions, behaviours, practices, actions, policies)

Conceptual changes (e.g., to knowledge, attitudes, awareness)

Capability-building changes (e.g., to skills and expertise)

Enduring connectivity changes (e.g., to number and quality of relationships and trust)

Project evaluation survey

Interviews

CoP post session surveys