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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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2017
Fall 2017 Newsletter
Fall is a time when many projects funded by the National Science Foundation’s Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program are gearing up for...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Guide
2019
Do’s and Don’ts: Basic Principles of Data Visualization
This 2019 guide provides the basic dos and don'ts for basic principles of data visualization.
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2015
Happy 4th of July!
Hello Dear Readers! We here at EvaluATE are celebrating the upcoming long weekend. Please enjoy the holiday, and may you and yours...
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2017
2017 Spring Newsletter
Printer Friendly Version This issue of EvaluATE’s newsletter is all about reporting. It highlights a blog on how to include evaluation results...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Data Collection & Analysis | Guide
2020
Communication Platforms for Data Collection & Stakeholder Engagement
This 2020 guide provides an overview of online platforms for data collection and stakeholder engagement.
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2016
Project Spotlight: Geospatial Technology Advantage Project
Mike Rudibaugh is principal investigator for the Geospatial Technology Advantage Project at Kaskaskia College. The project’s external evaluator is Elaine Craft of...
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2016
Theory of Change
“A theory of change defines all building blocks required to bring about a given long-term goal. This set of connected building blocks—interchangeably...
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2010
10 Helpful Hints and 10 Fatal Flaws: Writing Better Evaluation Sections in Your Proposals (short)
11 Helpful hints and fatal flaws
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