This popular introduction to program evaluation is written for people working in the human services field. In straightforward language it illuminates a range of strategies that can be used by non-specialist evaluators and shows how evaluation can be built into busy everyday practice. This second edition has been fully updated and includes: -A conceptual framework -Approaches to evaluation -Doing evaluation -The evaluation industry's toolbox of models and techniques -Examples Everyday Evaluation on the Run is a handy reference for practitioners in a wide range of disciplines and an introduction for students. 'Practical, useful counsel emanates throughout. Impressively grounded in real world experiences.' Michael Quinn Patton, author, Utilisation-Focused Evaluation '...fills the gap between the theoretical and political dimensions of evaluation and its practical uses for program development...engaging and stimulating...' Australian Social Work '...very practical, dynamic and useful...' AFT International News Week 'Stimulating and well-presented.' Elizabeth Sommerlad, Evaluation Development and Review Unit, The Tavistock Institute of Human Relations '...contains a lot of commonsense down to earth ideas for evaluation. ' James R Sanders, The Evaluation Centre, Western Michigan University