February 18, 2026 | Kirk Knestis
Can “Peopling Skills” Help Manage Evaluation Scope Creep?
Let’s revisit evaluation scope creep – meaning a project growing out of the evaluator’s control. This post expands on a 2019 EvaluATE...
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February 10, 2026 | Dr. Shalee Hodgson, Dr. Luis Pérez
Enhancing Survey Accessibility: Lessons from the NSF ATE RECITE Project
As evaluators of federally funded projects, we know that ensuring broad participation in research and evaluation is essential for capturing diverse perspectives...
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December 9, 2025 | David McCarty-Caplan
Meet an Evaluator: David McCarty-Caplan
Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A: A successful evaluation centers the lived realities of participants, fosters organizational learning,...
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December 9, 2025 | Louis McIntyre
Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Louis McIntyre
Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A: A successful project evaluation is a structured, fact-based review that measures how...
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December 9, 2025 | J.R. Moller, PhD
Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with J.R. Moller
Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A: I believe a successful evaluation helps deepen programmatic learning. It also aids...
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December 9, 2025 | Pamela Leggett-Robinson, PhD, CAPM
Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Pamela Leggett-Robinson
Q: What evaluation approaches inform your practice? Do you gravitate more toward quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods? My evaluation practice is informed...
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