Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2015
The Shared Task of Evaluation
Evaluation was an important strand at the recent ATE meeting in Washington, DC. As I reflected on my own practice as an...
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Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2015
Researching Evaluation Practice while Practicing Evaluation
There is a dearth of research on evaluation practice, particularly of the sort that practitioners can use to improve their own work...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Blog Post
2015
Quick Graphics with Canva
In your ATE project, you often have to develop different communication materials for your stakeholders. To make them more interesting, and move...
Data Collection & Analysis, Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2015
Evaluation’s Role in Retention and Cultural Diversity in STEM
Recently, I attended the Building Pathways and Partnerships in STEM for a Global Network conference, hosted by the State University of New...
Data Collection & Analysis, Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2015
Intellectual Merit and Broader Impacts: Identifying Your Project’s Achievements and Supporting Evidence
Updated April 2019 for Throwback Thursday series. The deadline for proposals to the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education program for this...
Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2015
Checklists for Evaluating K-12 and Credentialing Testing Programs
In 2012, we created two checklists for evaluators to use as a tool for evaluating K-12 and credentialing assessment programs. The purpose...
None | Blog Post
2015
Evaluation Training and Professional Development
Hello ATE Community! My name is Cheryl Endres, and I am the new blog editor and doctoral associate for EvaluATE. I am...
Management | Blog Post
2015
Changing Focus Mid-Project
Along with co-PIs Michelle Moore and Max Josquin, I am a recent recipient of an NSF ATE grant aimed at increasing female...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2015
Developing a Theory of Change for Your Innovation Project
Have you ever had to express a theory of change to convince funders that there’s a logical argument behind your innovation? Funders...
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