February 8, 2024 | Dr. Aaron Kates, Kurt Wilson
Our Take on AI’s Role for Professional Evaluators
Many of us evaluators are old enough to have seen firsthand the monumental shifts brought about by personal computers in the ’90s...
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January 10, 2024 | Samantha Hooker
Celebrating Excellence: Insights from the 2023 Outstanding ATE Evaluation Awards Nominations
EvaluATE’s third annual Outstanding ATE Evaluation Awards saw the largest number of nominations yet, and the high level of quality was exciting...
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November 14, 2023 | Kirk Knestis
Special Challenges Evaluating Non-Degree Credential Programs
One of my evaluations examines implementation of what project managers call incremental credentials—non-degree credentials that don’t fit a traditional associate–bachelor’s–graduate degree structure....
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August 3, 2023 | Kelly Robertson, Lori Wingate
Communicating a Compelling Evaluation Plan in Your ATE Proposal, Part 6: Using Your Evaluation Results
EvaluATE’s external evaluators at The Rucks Group reviewed the evaluation plans in a random sample of 169 ATE proposals across 14 years....
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July 27, 2023 | Kelly Robertson, Lori Wingate
Communicating a Compelling Evaluation Plan in Your ATE Proposal, Part 5: Reporting
EvaluATE’s external evaluators at The Rucks Group reviewed the evaluation plans in a random sample of 169 ATE proposals across 14 years....
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July 20, 2023 | Kelly Robertson, Lori Wingate
Communicating a Compelling Evaluation Plan in Your ATE Proposal, Part 4: Data Analysis and Interpretation
EvaluATE’s external evaluators at The Rucks Group reviewed the evaluation plans in a random sample of 169 ATE proposals across 14 years....
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