Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Katie Winters
In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? I have been a consultant for most of my career, so I’m very client-focused....
The Importance of Synthesizing Mixed-Methods Findings
While strong evaluations often utilize mixed methods, using multiple methods does not automatically strengthen evaluation (see Lyssa Wilson Becho’s 2017 blog post,...
Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Adeyemo Adetogun
In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A successful evaluation does more than measure outcomes; it shifts understanding, informs action, and...
From Search to Selection: Finding the Right Evaluator for Your ATE Grant
Finding the right evaluator is an important decision for any ATE project and one that many PIs feel underprepared to make. Whether...
Reflections on Evaluation Practice Today
There are small-moment conversations that happen at professional conferences that rarely appear in formal sessions. They take place between presentations, on the...
Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Linda Animashaun
What evaluation approaches inform your practice? Do you gravitate more toward quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods? My evaluation practice is grounded in...
What I Learned During an Interview and Presentation for a Bid
I recently submitted substantial paperwork in response to a request for bid (RFB) to do evaluation work related to an NSF grant....
Data Collection for Evaluating Industry Partnerships
At the 2024 ATE PI Conference, I found myself in a small but crowded room for a workshop on the links between...
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