English: This is an Open Office template for a logic model. Download and use it to map out your Wikimedia program theory of change, and be sure to share it with others here [1].

Short Term Outcomes What change do you expect to occur either immediately or in the near future? (Usually immediately following or within three months upon successful program completion) Example: Learning (increased knowledge; increased understanding), Motivation (increased interest, increased intentions) Intermediate Outcomes What change do you want to occur after short term outcomes are achieved? (Usually within three to twelve months following programming.) Example: Behavior (action happens from knowledge gained) Long Term Outcomes What do you hope will occur over time? (Usually 1 to 5 years after programming, most often these are 3-5 year impact targets) Example: Condition (conditions that changed as a result of those actions)

Consider your assumptions: Beliefs you have about the program, the people, and how you think the program will work Theory of change: set of ideas describing how and why a program will work Describes relationship between program activities and program results Can be based on wisdom and experience; research and evaluation; best practices in the field

Consider External Factors and influences operating outside of your program: Culture Environment Economics Political environment Values Media Policies

Conceptual frame adapted and modified from UW Extension (2003). Program Development and Evaluation Logic Model. Available at: http://www.uwex.edu/ces/pdande/evaluation/pdf/LMfront.pdf (Retrieved 6/22/2013)