Through participation in EvaluATE’s professional development offerings, we have both experienced moments that reshaped how we think about evaluation practice and the...
While strong evaluations often utilize mixed methods, using multiple methods does not automatically strengthen evaluation (see Lyssa Wilson Becho’s 2017 blog post,...
If you’re leading an NSF-funded Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program, evaluation is more than a funding requirement—it’s a powerful tool that can...
As a new evaluator in the ATE community, I have been fortunate to have met some amazing evaluators and experts in the...
Slides from a synergy session at the 2025 ATE PI Conference.
Slides and materials from the 2025 ATE PI pre-conference workshop.
When it comes to telling the story of your ATE project, simply sharing results is not enough. This webinar is designed to...
Case studies are a valuable method for bringing evaluation findings to life, offering rich, contextual insights that go beyond numbers and statistics....
Growing up, I spent hours riding around in my parents’ car with the radio tuned to “Oldies 98,” pumping out the sweet...
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