Monthly Archives: October 2011

Use NPC’s Well-being Measure to ‘stand out from the crowd’

Posted on October 31, 2011 by Laura Finch

We understand that there are other evaluation tools out there and know that deciding on which to use can be difficult. Especially when they all seem to have the same aim. So, what makes our tool stand out from the … Continue reading →

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See how the Well-being Measure works!

Posted on October 20, 2011 by Laura Finch

Want to see what subscribers to the Well-being Measure get once they have logged in? Want to see the tool in action? Our guide video gives you a tour of the site and shows you the basics of using the … Continue reading →

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Measuring well-being of groups (not individuals)

Posted on October 18, 2011 by John Copps

A common question that we get asked about NPC’s Well-being Measure is ‘can I use it to assess the progress of individuals?’ The straightforward answer to this is ‘no’. The Well-being Measure is a tool for understanding the well-being of … Continue reading →

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Well-being measurement ‘changes the game’: morning report from the Charity Impact Measurement conference

Posted on October 11, 2011 by John Copps

Today we are at the Third Sector Charity Impact Conference at the Emirates Stadium in London. It’s a gathering of like minds, all with the pressing question of how to do evaluation. Measuring well-being is very much on the agenda. … Continue reading →

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Tell us what you think!

Posted on October 5, 2011 by John Copps

At NPC’s Well-being Measure we are interested in knowing what you think. We are proud of what we we have created but realise that it could be even better. We think that a good evaluation tool is always work in … Continue reading →

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