Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Blog Post
2021
Brand Recognition with Color
Using color for brand recognition is an easy way to pull project branding into charts or reports. Why do you want to...
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Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2016
The Value of Using a Psychosocial Framework to Evaluate STEM Outcomes Among Underrepresented Students
Drs. Dawn X. Henderson, Breonte S. Guy, and Chad Markert serve as Co-Principal Investigators of an HBCU UP Targeted Infusion Project grant....
Management | Webinar
2018
Three Common Evaluation Fails and How to Prevent Them
In this webinar, experienced STEM education evaluator Kirk Knestis will share strategies for effectively communicating with evaluation clients to avoid three common...
Data Collection & Analysis | Blog Post
2015
LGBT-Inclusive Language in Data Collection
In order to obtain relevant and reliable demographic information regarding lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals, it is important to understand...
Data Collection & Analysis, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2016
Articulating Intended Outcomes Using Logic Models: The Roles Evaluators Play
Articulating project outcomes is easier said than done. A well-articulated outcome is one that is feasible to achieve within the project period,...
Management | Blog Post
2020
What I’ve Learned about Evaluation: Lessons from the Field
I’m completing my second year as the external evaluator of a three-year ATE project. As a first-time evaluator, I have to confess...
Planning and Design | Webinar
2019
Impact Evaluation: Why, What, and How
This webinar is an introduction to impact evaluation and how it can be realistically implemented in ATE projects.
Planning and Design | Blog Post
2019
Kirkpatrick Model for ATE Evaluation
The Kirkpatrick Model is an evaluation framework organized around four levels of impact: reaction, learning, behavior, and results. It was developed more...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Management | Blog Post
2017
Getting Your New ATE Project’s Evaluation off to a Great Start
New ATE project principal investigators (PIs): When you worked with your evaluator to develop an evaluation plan for your project proposal, you...
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