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ATE Sustainability
Sustainability is about ensuring that at least some aspects of a project or center’s work—such as faculty positions, partnerships, or curricula—have “a...
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Do you have a model for writing up survey results?
There is not a one-size-fits-all template for writing up survey results—it depends in the survey’s scale, the reason it was conducted, and...
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The ATE Survey: Telling the ATE Story Since 2000
For the past 14 of the ATE program’s 20 years, an annual survey has documented the activities and accomplishments of ATE projects...
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Developing a Culture of Evaluation
As an ATE project, you and your team collect a lot of data: You complete the annual monitoring survey, you work with...
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2013 Fall
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Corey Smith, Gerhard Salinger, Leslie Goodyear, Lori Wingate
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What grant writers need to know about evaluation
Fellow grant writers: Do you ever stop and ask yourselves, “Why do we write grants?” Do you actually enjoy herding cats, pulling...
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Data Management Plan (DMP)
DMPs are not evaluation plans, but they should address how evaluation data will be handled and possibly shared. DMPs are required for...
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Evaluator Qualifications: Which is more important- evaluation or subject matter expertise?
When shopping for an external evaluator, a common question is whether it is better to hire someone who really understands your project’s...
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Evaluation Planning Checklist for ATE Proposals
and other resources to assist in proposal development and evaluation planning To assist ATE proposers navigate the intersection of proposal development and...
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