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MOVING FROM TRADITIONAL TO DEVELOPMENTAL EVALUATION IN A SCHOOL BASED WATER CONSERVATION BEHAVIOUR CHANGE PROGRAM R. Curnow1, C. Pacquola2
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Document Date: 2013-10-31 22:24:03


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Melbourne / Sydney / /

Company

Wilson / Human Services / Community Change Pty Ltd / /

Country

Australia / /

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Person Communication and Meetings / /

Facility

International Institute / University of Victoria / University of Melbourne / Swinburne University of Technology / /

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multimodal tools / learning technologies / school using video tools / classroom learning tool / learning tool / data collection tool / assessment protocol / assessment tools / non-verbal tool / survey tools / internet capabilities / /

Organization

Department of Sustainability and Environment Victoria / University of Melbourne / Melbourne’s government / State Services Authority / International Congress / Department of Human Services / Centre for Global Studies / University of Victoria / J.W. McConnell Family Foundation / SACE Board / Harvard / Swinburne University of Technology / Australian and New Zealand School / International Institute for Child Rights and Development / Water-LiLi Program Evaluation School / Department of Sustainability and Environment / Institute for Social Research / /

Person

Rob Curnow / Quinn Patton / Water / E. Marc Langlois / /

Position

Governor / Program Manager / Director / Education Officer / Director - Social Research / external consultant / representative / illustrator / /

Product

Behaviour Change Framework / /

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R / K / /

ProvinceOrState

South Australia / British Columbia / Victoria / /

PublishedMedium

the Bulletin / /

Region

South Australia / /

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assessment protocol / peer to peer / /

URL

www.communitychange.com.au / http /

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