The measurement of “return on investment” usually refers to financial reward that follows financial investment.
However, it can be used to measure the success of a project or programme according to any number of indicators that you are seeking.
It is particularly useful for planning for impact before or at the start of a project or programme (for example, a pilot learning programme).
How to plan to measure return on investment:
Computing for Dads’
Stage 1: engagement of learners
Outcome:
Indicators:
Evidence:
This video features Karen Adams of NHS Education for Scotland describing the ways in which she and her organisation have used return on investment methods as a way of evidencing the impact of projects.
This document illustrates her plan
You can access a ROI Template to help you with this process.
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