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Building Success Together: Questions for PIs and Evaluators

Hello! I’m Valerie Marshall, a senior research associate at EvaluATE. Over the last year, I have worked with evaluators and principal investigators...

Five Lessons from the ATE Evaluation Community

Evaluation is more than collecting data and writing reports. At its best, evaluation helps ATE projects understand what is working, identify opportunities...

Beyond Silos: Integrating Project Management and Evaluation

Through participation in EvaluATE’s professional development offerings, we have both experienced moments that reshaped how we think about evaluation practice and the...

EvaluATE Resources for Getting Started with Your ATE Evaluation Post-Award

NSF ATE Evaluation: From Concepts to Proposal Plans

Evaluation is an essential part of every successful NSF Advanced Technological Education (ATE) proposal. This webinar, designed for both non-evaluators and evaluators,...

Building a Strong ATE Evaluation Plan

At Pacific Research and Evaluation, a key strategy to ensure a successful ATE evaluation throughout the life of the grant is to...

Leading Logic Model Development Sessions

A logic model is a visual tool that shows how a program is designed to work, outlining the relationships among resources, activities,...

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...

Evaluation Plans Are Like Life Plans

For many people, designing an evaluation plan at first may seem daunting, but here’s a comparison that can make it more approachable:...