Arts-Based Methods for Evaluators

Can I see the full Terms & Conditions? What this course is: Arts-Based Methods for Evaluators is a group learning experience for people doing evaluation and research work. It is designed for practitioners who have the prerequisites and experience listed in the course description. You’re responsible for deciding whether you have the foundational skills to take part. We bring our professional and lived experience, but we don’t have the authority to grant accreditation or certification for taking this course. Price and payment: You pay the full registration fee online when you register. Fees are in Canadian dollars, plus applicable tax. If you’re joining from outside Canada, you’re responsible for any taxes that apply in your region. Refunds, transfers, and cancellations No refunds: All registrations are non-refundable, including for change of mind, scheduling conflicts, or inability to attend. If you’re late, miss a session, or leave early, there is no refund or make-up session. Transfers: You can transfer your spot to another person at no extra cost. Email admin@andimplementation.ca with the new participant’s name and email at least 48 hours before the course starts. If we cancel or reschedule: If we cancel the course, you’ll receive a full refund of your registration fee. If we need to move the course to a new date and you can’t attend, you can also request a full refund. A respectful learning space: This course works when everyone feels safe to participate. Disrespectful, discriminatory, or harmful behaviour may result in your removal from the course without a refund. Confidentiality: What participants share in the course stays in the course. If you share examples from your own projects, you’re responsible for making sure you’re allowed to share that information, and for leaving out details that could identify clients or participants. Who owns what: Course materials (slides, handouts, activities) are for your own learning only. You’re welcome to use the methods you learn in your own work. You cannot copy, post, publish, sell, or share the materials themselves, or use them to teach others. This license belongs to you personally and can’t be passed on to anyone else. Our teaching methods and course materials remain our intellectual property. Recordings and AI tools: You can’t record, screenshot, or share any part of a session, including with an AI note-taker, without our written okay. If we’d like to use photos or recordings of the course for our own marketing, we’ll ask your permission first. Your information and privacy: We collect what we need to run the course: your contact details, registration information, and payment details. We use this only to deliver the course and keep it for the length of the course, plus one year afterward. We use Zoom, Wix, and a payment processor to deliver this service, and each has its own privacy rules too. We follow BC’s privacy law (PIPA) and Canada’s privacy law (PIPEDA). Accessibility: You’re responsible for telling us at least two weeks before the course starts if you need accommodations, like accessible materials, access to an interpreter, or a different format, so we can prepare properly. Technology: You’ll need reliable internet, a working camera and microphone, and an up-to-date browser or app. If a technology problem on your end interrupts a session or stops you from participating, there is no refund or make-up session. If something goes wrong: Course content reflects our honest professional judgment and experience. It isn’t legal, financial, or medical advice, and it isn’t a guarantee of specific results. You’re responsible for deciding whether the methods, strategies, and activities fit your practice and context before you use them. We’re not responsible for losses or mistakes that come from decisions you make based on course content. Your responsibility for claims: If a claim, cost, or legal problem ever comes up because of how you use what you learn or the course materials, that’s your responsibility to resolve, including any related costs. Governing law: These terms follow the laws of British Columbia and Canada. If we ever disagree about something serious, we’ll try to work it out in writing first. Changes to these terms: We may update these terms sometimes. If we make an important change, we’ll let you know by email.