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Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2024

Facilitating Valuable Connections: Thoughts from an ATE Evaluator and ATE PI

I have been an ATE evaluator for 6.5 years and an ATE PI for 3.5 years. One of the ways an evaluator...

None | Blog Post
2024

Our Take on AI’s Role for Professional Evaluators

Many of us evaluators are old enough to have seen firsthand the monumental shifts brought about by personal computers in the ’90s...

Data Collection & Analysis, Interpretation | Webinar
2024

Transforming STEM Education: Unleashing Qualitative Insights for Inclusive Learning Environments

Successfully diversifying STEM education requires a deep understanding of the lived experiences of underrepresented students as they navigate systems that were often...

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Engagement, Interpretation, Management | Blog Post
2024

Celebrating Excellence: Insights from the 2023 Outstanding ATE Evaluation Awards Nominations

EvaluATE’s third annual Outstanding ATE Evaluation Awards saw the largest number of nominations yet, and the high level of quality was exciting...

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Miscellaneous
2024

A Collaborative Approach to Work-Based Learning: Building More Inclusive Lab Environments Evaluation Report

Interpretation | Webinar
2023

Practical Strategies to Interpret Evaluation Findings

In a world driven by data, the power of evaluation comes from our ability to weave data points into a story that...

None | Blog Post
2023

Special Challenges Evaluating Non-Degree Credential Programs

One of my evaluations examines implementation of what project managers call incremental credentials—non-degree credentials that don’t fit a traditional associate–bachelor’s–graduate degree structure....

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