July 3, 2018 | Christopher Lutz
Evaluation Feedback Is a Gift
I’m Christopher Lutz, chemistry faculty at Anoka-Ramsey Community College. When our project was initially awarded, I was a first-time National Science Foundation...
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June 20, 2018 | Erica Dodds
Creating Interactive Documents
In 2016, I was an intern at the Evaluation Office (EVAL) of the International Labour Organization, where the constant question was, “How...
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March 28, 2018 | Jennifer Bellville
Summarizing Project Milestones
With any initiative, it can be valuable to document and describe the implementation to understand what occurred and what shifts or changes...
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Creating One-Page Reports
One-page evaluation reports are a great way to provide a snapshot of a project’s activities and impact to stakeholders such as advisory...
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February 14, 2018 | Tara Sheffer
Overcoming Writer’s Block – Strategies for Writing Your NSF Annual Report
For many new grantees and seasoned principal investigators, nothing is more daunting than an email from Research.gov titled “Annual Project Report Is...
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December 20, 2017 | Lyssa Wilson Becho, Emma Binder
One Pagers: Simple and Engaging Reporting
Traditional, long-form reports are often used to detail the depth and specifics of an evaluation. However, many readers simply don’t have the...
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