You don’t have to be a professional evaluator to think evaluatively. You just have to know the right questions to ask, learn a little about collecting and analyzing data, and most importantly, learning how to use data to inform your next steps. This is not about big studies, end results, and long, boring reports. This is about how people within an organization can collect and use data on an ongoing basis so that you are constantly learning, improving, adjusting, and doing what you do better. That’s your goal, right?