Logic Models

A logic model is a graphic representation of your program.  It documents your program plan and expected outcomes.

Funding sources often require logic models to document your theory of change.

A logic model program matrix identifies expected inputs, outputs (methods & audiences), and desired outcomes.

Widely used by government, foundations, and major educational institutions, logic models support the planning and development of program evaluation.

A Logic Model Development Guide and other tools to support your work are provided below.

U of A Extension Program Logic Model Fillable Worksheet (MSWord)

A worksheet that include the logic model categories of program name, goal, assumptions, environment, outcomes, outputs and inputs.

Logic Model Development Guide (PDF) - W. K. Kellogg Foundation

An extensive self-study training guide for development and use of logic models for program planning, evaluation and development. Use is with the permission of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation.

Logic Model Chart Handout (4-color) (PDF) - University of Wisconsin Extension 

A one-page color graphic of a detailed logic model with categorical examples.

The Logic Model for Program Planning and Evaluation

A publication from University of Idaho Extension that describes the logic model development process as it is used in the Extension program development process.