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2025

Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Sharon Attipoe-Dorcoo

Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A successful evaluation in my opinion has the following ingredients: Relationship-Building The evaluator(s),...

None | Blog Post
2025

Meet an Evaluator: Q & A with Tyler Clark

Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A successful evaluation is culturally responsive, inclusive, and rooted in genuine collaboration with...

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Blog Post
2025

I’m All Ears: The Power of Active Listening in Evaluation

As a new evaluator in the ATE community, I have been fortunate to have met some amazing evaluators and experts in the...

Planning and Design | Blog Post
2025

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:...

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Slides
2025

Sharing What Matters: A Discussion on ATE Project Outcomes & Impact

Slides from a synergy session at the 2025 ATE PI Conference.

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Slides
2025

Telling the Story of Your ATE Project: Communicating Impact with Purpose

Slides and materials from the 2025 ATE PI pre-conference workshop.

None | Blog Post
2025

Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Gina Vanegas

Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? A: A successful evaluation generates rigorous, actionable insights that reflect the full scope...

None | Blog Post
2025

Meet an Evaluator: Q&A with Dr. George Chitiyo

Q: In your view, what makes a successful evaluation? In my view, a successful evaluation does more than answer research questions or...

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