Step 7 Process Evaluation
Extra copies of the tip sheets Process Evaluation Questions & Tasks (p. 7-10) and Sources of Process Evaluation Information (p. 7-12) Copies as desired of the Sample Project Insight Form, Sample End of Session Satisfaction Survey, Sample Overall Satisfaction Survey, and Sample Fidelity Rating Instrument For the evaluation portion of this step,
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