Planning and Design | Webinar
2021
Next-Level Logic Models for Your ATE Proposal and Beyond
At its core, a logic model is a visual representation of a project’s activities and intended outcomes. But it’s much more than...
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Data Collection & Analysis, Planning and Design | Webinar
2021
What Gets Measured Gets Done: Exploring ATE Evaluators’ and Principal Investigators’ Attention to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Increasingly, evaluators and principal investigators (PIs) are anchoring their work in equity-focused, culturally responsive, and social justice ideals. But we in the...
Management | Webinar
2021
Evaluation Crash Course for Non-evaluators
Do you have questions about evaluation? Like, what is it? Why is it required for projects funded by the National Science Foundation?...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Webinar
2020
Making the Most of Your Evaluation: How to Use Evaluation Findings to Benefit Your Project
Join this webinar to learn how evaluation findings can be put to use for the benefit of ATE projects. We will address...
Planning and Design | Webinar
2020
How to Avoid Common Pitfalls When Writing Evaluation Plans for ATE Proposals
Join this webinar to learn what pitfalls to watch out for when writing evaluation plans for grant proposals! In this webinar, we...
Management | Webinar
2020
Adapting Evaluations in the Era of Social Distancing
In this webinar, we will share 10 strategies for adapting to this new evaluation reality.
Planning and Design | Webinar
2019
Impact Evaluation: Why, What, and How
This webinar is an introduction to impact evaluation and how it can be realistically implemented in ATE projects.
Planning and Design | Webinar
2019
Evaluation: The Secret Sauce in Your ATE Proposal
This webinar will cover the essential elements of an effective evaluation plan and show you how to integrate them into an ATE proposal.
Management | Webinar
2019
Getting Everyone on the Same Page: Practical Strategies for Evaluator-Stakeholder Communication
In this webinar, participants will learn about innovative and practical strategies to improve communication between those involved in evaluation planning, implementation, and use.
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