Activity Tracker

Use this to track the number of each type of activity or event you do.

Examples: “Sessions Run”, “Events Held”, “Workshops Delivered”

Attendance Tracker

Use this to track people’s attendance at your activities and events

Example: “Attendees”

Outcome

Use this to describe the difference that your work makes

Example: “People increase their confidence”

Achievement Tracker

Use this to track an individual’s progress using a tickbox.

This is useful when a subgoal is binary, i.e. it is either Yes or No

Example: “Got a Job”, “Got an Increase in Benefits”, “Got a new home”

Multiple Choice Tracker

Use this to track an individual’s progress along a scale with a set of predefined levels.

Example: “Level of confidence.” With levels: Low, Medium, High

Numerical Tracker

Use this to track an individual’s track progress using a number.

Examples: (Number of) “Presentations given”, (Number of) “Ideas proposed”

Change

In order for a CHANGE to appear on a Project Page, it must be in Stage 1 or Stage 2

If it is in Stage 1 it is called an Activity Change. (The back-end name for Stage 1 is Activity Outputs)

If it’s in Stage 2 it’s called a Participation Change. (The back-end name for Stage 1 is Participation Outputs)

Now we are using the term “Goals”

We call the STAGE 1 changes “Activity Goals”

We call the STAGE 2 changes “Participation Goals (or sometimes Engagement Goals”

Indicator

Must be of one of three types:

• scale

• binary

• value

In order to appear in the Create Story page or to be added to a Project, the indicator must be part of an Outcome

Now we call the indicators “sub goals” because we call the Outcome an Outcome Goal

Outcomes

Must be in Stage 3, Stage 4 or Stage 5.

Stage 3 is called Short-term otucomes in the back-end

Stage 4 is called Medium term Outcomes in the back-end

Stage 5 is called Long-term Outcomes in the back-end

Now we call them “Outcome Goals”