In 2012, we created two checklists for evaluators to use as a tool for evaluating K-12 and credentialing assessment programs. The purpose...
Hello ATE Community! My name is Cheryl Endres, and I am the new blog editor and doctoral associate for EvaluATE. I am...
Along with co-PIs Michelle Moore and Max Josquin, I am a recent recipient of an NSF ATE grant aimed at increasing female...
Have you ever had to express a theory of change to convince funders that there’s a logical argument behind your innovation? Funders...
8 Resources to help with ATE proposal evaluation plans The EvaluATE team is busy preparing our proposal for a third round of...
In my earlier blog about CLIPs (Communities of Learning, Inquiry, and Practice), I mentioned that we adapted the CLIPs process to focus...
As the sun is rising here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, I want to draw your attention to an evaluation capacity building...
Evaluation goes hand-in-hand with good planning—and so, good implementation. To plan well, you need to know the areas of priority needs (a...
If you have been awarded federal grants over many years, you probably have seen the increasing emphasis on evaluation and evidence. As...
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