Innovative Learning Center Research & Evaluation
Project Impact
Community-engaged scholarship model — theory of change, student development domains, stakeholders, inputs, and short/long-term outcomes.
Virtual Lab School (MCVLS)
Educator preparation model — vision, stakeholders, inputs, activities, short/long-term outputs, and outcomes-impact for pre-service teachers.
Challenge & Champions
Summer learning program logic model — theory of change, inputs, outputs, and short/long-term impact outcomes for middle school students.
AGEP PATHs — Theory of Change
Institutional and faculty culture-shift framework — current vs. new culture, PATHs interventions, leading & lagging indicators, and threats.
Tools & Resources
Start building your own logic model.
ILC offers free, self-paced resources to help teams move from ideas to a fully developed program logic model.
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Digital Logic Model Workbook
A guided, interactive workbook that walks you through each section of a logic model — from theory of change to outcomes — so your team can build a clear, evaluation-ready framework.
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Introduction to the Logic Model
New to logic models? Start here for a concise overview of key concepts, vocabulary, and how each component connects to program planning and evaluation.
Open the introductionCompanion Evaluation Visuals
Portfolio artifacts beyond the logic model.
Not every evaluation deliverable is a logic model. These are standalone visuals — maps, coding diagrams, impact infographics — that ILC produced alongside client logic models to communicate program reach, findings, and outcomes.
Click any visual to open a larger view. These pieces are shown as static artifacts — they represent the range of evaluation deliverables in ILC's portfolio.
Industry Partners Map
Statewide view of ATE industry partners across Florida — used to communicate program reach and employer engagement.
Program Progression vs. Proposed Timeline
Multi-year implementation tracker comparing planned vs. actual progress across program activities, with status indicators for each workstream.
Predictors of Math Self-Efficacy
Coefficient plot with 95% confidence intervals highlighting significant predictors of math self-efficacy among student respondents.
Workshop Effectiveness — Mean Satisfaction Scores
Lollipop chart of mean participant satisfaction scores across 11 workshop dimensions, banded by strength to surface strengths and areas for attention.
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