Sistematización de una experiencia, evaluando para mejorar. Gestión de proyectos
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https://doi.org/10.15359/ree.2004-Ext.7Abstract
Analysis of several theoretical and practical elements used in project evaluation. This reflection is based on experiences within the university. A series of dimensions of analysis and guidelines for their operation are offered within the framework of a flexible evaluation model. Also, additional strategies are suggested in order to increase project evaluation precision. Some of the strategies refer to information management and rules to be followed by evaluators and those being evaluated.
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