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Management | Blog Post
2018

Modifying Grant Evaluation Project Objectives

When performing grant evaluations, our clients develop specific project objectives to drive attainment of overall grant goals. We work with principal investigators...

None | Newsletter
2018

Spring 2018 Newsletter

This time of year, Advanced Technological Education (ATE) project evaluators are preparing evaluation reports for their projects, and principal investigators (PIs) and...

Interpretation | Blog Post
2018

Measure What Matters: Time for Higher Education to Revisit This Important Lesson

If one accepts Peter Drucker’s premise that “what gets measured, gets managed,” then two things are apparent: measurement is valuable, but measuring...

Planning and Design | Blog Post
2018

Attending to culture, diversity, and equity in STEM program evaluation (Part 2)

In my previous post, I gave an overview of two strategies you can use to inform yourself about the theoretical aspect of...

Planning and Design | Blog Post
2018

Attending to culture, diversity, and equity in STEM program evaluation (Part 1)

The conversation, both practical and theoretical, surrounding culture, diversity, and equity in evaluation has increased in recent years. As many STEM education...

Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2018

Documenting Evaluations to Meet Changing Client Needs: Why an “Evaluation Plan” Isn’t Enough

No plan of action survives first contact with the enemy – Helmuth van Moltke (paraphrased) Evaluations are complicated examinations of complex phenomena....

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Blog Post
2018

Summarizing Project Milestones

With any initiative, it can be valuable to document and describe the implementation to understand what occurred and what shifts or changes...

Management | Guide
2018

External Evaluator Timeline Example

This 2018 guide is an example of a visual timeline of evaluation activities across three years of a grant.

Management | Guide
2018

Who Counts as Independent: A Visual Guide on What Counts as Independence for Evaluators

This 2018 guide is a visual of what counts as independent for evaluators.

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