None | Newsletter
2015
Evaluation Plan
An evaluation plan is “a written document describing the overall approach or design that will be used to guide an evaluation. It...
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Management | Video
2019
Evaluation in Your ATE Proposal Video 1: Why Evaluation?
This is video 1 of 6 in our Evaluation in Your ATE Proposal Series. This first video discusses how evaluation can make your proposal stand out.
None | Newsletter
2014
What do you do when your evaluator disagrees with a recommendation by your program officer?
This was a question submitted anonymously to EvaluATE by an ATE principal investigator (PI), so I do not know the specific nature...
None | Newsletter
2015
Secondary Data
Secondary data is data that is repurposed from its original use, typically collected by a different entity. This is different from primary...
Data Collection & Analysis, Interpretation, Management, Planning and Design | Slides
2016
ATE PI 2016 Workshop- A Practical Approach to Outcome Evaluation: Step-by-Step
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.
Management | Guide
2022
Getting to Know an Evaluator: What Should I Ask?
This guide suggests questions for project staff to ask when interviewing evaluators. Project staff need to ensure that an evaluator has the...
None | Newsletter
2013
Setting the Stage for Useful Reporting
In my fifteen years as an evaluator, I’ve written quite a few reports and thought a lot about what makes an evaluation...
Management | Toolkit
2021
Getting Started with Your Evaluation Toolkit
This toolkit is intended for anyone who is getting started with a NSF ATE evaluation, including principal investigators (PIs) and evaluators who are new to evaluation.
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