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Using Evaluation Results to Guide Decision Making
As a PI for an ATE project or center, it is clear that working with evaluators provides key information for the success...
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Frequency of PI-Evaluator Interactions
According to the ATE Survey 2014, most project and center PIs meet with their evaluators occasionally or often. A striking difference between...
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2014 Fall
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Corey Smith, Elaine Johnson, Jason Burkhardt, Lori Wingate
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Welcome to the EvaluATE Blog!
The EvaluATE blog is a way for you, the ATE community members, to share your knowledge and experience, particularly as it relates...
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Your ATE Proposal: Got Evaluation? (8/26/14)
A strong evaluation plan that is well integrated into your grant proposal will strengthen your submission and maybe even give you a...
Management, Planning and Design | Webinar
2014
Your ATE Proposal: Got Evaluation? (8/20/14)
A strong evaluation plan that is well integrated into your grant proposal will strengthen your submission and maybe even give you a...
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Lessons Learned about Building Evaluation into ATE Proposals: A Grant Writer’s Perspective
Having made a career of community college administration, first as a grant writer and later as a college president, I know well...
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Effectiveness
The ATE program solicitation calls for the evaluation of project effectiveness. Effectiveness, as defined by the Oxford English Dictionary, is “the degree...
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