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2013
What grant writers need to know about evaluation
Fellow grant writers: Do you ever stop and ask yourselves, “Why do we write grants?” Do you actually enjoy herding cats, pulling...
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None | Newsletter
2016
Getting the Most out of Your Logic Model
I recently led two workshops at the American Evaluation Association’s Summer Evaluation Institute. To get a sense of the types of projects...
None | Newsletter
2014
The Power of Evaluator and PI Collaboration
The PI of an ATE center or project has the responsibility of keeping a strong communication flow with the evaluator. This begins even...
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2016
National Science Foundation-funded Resources to Support Your Advanced Technological Education (ATE) Project
Did you know that other National Science Foundation programs focused on STEM education have centers that provide services to projects? EvaluATE offers...
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2013
Evaluation Planning Checklist for ATE Proposals
and other resources to assist in proposal development and evaluation planning To assist ATE proposers navigate the intersection of proposal development and...
Data Collection & Analysis | Blog Post
2017
Using Mutual Interviewing to Gather Student Feedback
It’s hard to do a focus group with 12 or more students! With so many people and so little time, you know...
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, Planning and Design | Slides
2021
Stories are Data Slides
Slides from ATE PI 2021 Pre-conference Workshop
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2014
From ANCOVA to Z Scores
The Evaluation Glossary App features more than 600 terms related to evaluation and assessment. Designed for both evaluators and those who work with evaluators, the app...
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