POMT Application

POMT is a downloadable, browser-based application for Mac and PC that runs locally on your computer and does not require an active internet connection. The POMT module helps you create an ongoing plan for monitoring, measuring, and tracking outcomes over time to evaluate program effectiveness.

Program Features:

• Once all of your program monitoring is entered, you will be able to access an interactive dashboard that shows the status of all your outcomes.
• The end result is an interactive assessment and printable report that enables you to compare your program's actual progress to your set targets, benchmarks, and baseline.
• This app functions as a program monitoring guide for you and your team, visually showing the status of program outcomes. Status is indicated by a red, yellow, or green color.
• Contains a POMT Application User Guide with full instructions and logic model examples.

In the video below, listen to Krishna Narayan walk you through an introduction to using the Program Outcomes, Measures, and Targets (POMT) Application.

Program monitoring can help gauge whether a program has been successful by:

• Establishing a detailed and transparent program with measurable outcomes.
• Developing clear indicators and measures.
• Providing a foundation for data collection and evaluation.
• Developing a common language for objective and factual discussion and assessment of progress toward goals.

Find out how to use the POMT application to evaluate program effectiveness in your school or district by watching this engaging webinar video below.

To provide more information on logic models, REL Pacific has created a series of hard-copy quick reference guides and a Frequently Asked Questions resource guide:

• Understanding Program Monitoring: The Relationships Among Outcomes, Indicators, Measures, and Targets
• Program Monitoring: The Role of Leadership in Planning, Assessment, and Communication
• Frequently Asked Questions

Thank you for being a user of this application! If you need assistance or have feedback with the application, please contact relpacific@mcrel.org with "POMT Feedback" in the subject line.

Download Instructions

1. Click on the Download Now button below to download a zipped folder of the POMT application.
2. Open your Downloads folder and locate the downloaded file, POMT.zip.
3. Unzip the application into the desired location on your hard drive. Please note: it is imperative to extract the files/folder from the zipped folder before the POMT application can be fully launched. If your network is security protected, you may need to contact your IT support to implement a program like 7-Zip Portable or a similar file compression utility tool.
4. Once decompressed, locate and open the UNZIPPED folder, and proceed to double-click the "index.html" file to launch the application. The application will not work properly if the "index.html" file in the POMT zipped folder is used to launch the application.
5. When the logic model has been completed and saved, you can re-open your saved .rel file to make further changes.

For convenience, consider either bookmarking the home page of the application or adding a program shortcut on your desktop. In Windows, right-click the "index.html" file and choose "Send To > Desktop (create shortcut)." On a Mac, simply highlight the text in the address bar and drag it to the desktop.

Browser Configuration

POMT will run on Firefox, Chrome and Safari without special configuration.

If you are using Internet Explorer, the following additional steps will be necessary to run the POMT application.

1. In Internet Explorer, click the "Tools" button, then select "Internet options".
2. On the Security tab, select the "Trusted sites" zone, then click on the "Sites" button.
3. Enter "file://127.0.0.1" as the website URL, then click the "Add" button. It should now appear in the list of trusted sites below. Click "Close" and "OK" to close out the settings windows.

Please note that the POMT application does not currently run on the Microsoft Edge browser.

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