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How is an NSF Project Outcomes Report Different from a Final Annual Report?
All NSF projects awarded in January 2010 or later are required to submit a project outcomes report within 90 days of the...
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Project Resumes: Simple, Effective Tools for Accountability
At EvaluATE’s first-ever National Visiting Committee in 2009, Dr. Nick Smith (NVC chair) recommended that we develop a “project vita” as a...
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Project Spotlight: MatEdu
Mel Cossette is principal investigator for the National Resource Center for Materials Technology Education at Edmonds Community College. MatEdU’s mission is to...
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2015 Spring
This is the pdf version of our Spring 2015 Newsletter File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Celeste Carter, Corey...
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2015 Winter
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Carolyn Brennan, Corey Smith, Elaine Johnson, Emma Perk, Jason Burkhardt, Lori Wingate, Russell...
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Have You Overlooked Data That Might Strengthen Your Project Evaluation Reports or Grant Proposals?
Many institutions of higher education collect very useful quantitative data as part of their regular operational and reporting processes. Why not put...
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Secondary Data
Secondary data is data that is repurposed from its original use, typically collected by a different entity. This is different from primary...
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Can the ATE Survey Data be Used for Benchmarking?
Benchmarking is a process for comparing your organization’s activities and achievements with those of other organizations. In the business world, benchmarking emphasizes...
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Secondary Data Resources
It’s easier than ever to access national-level data that may be useful to ATE projects and centers for planning, benchmarking, or evaluation....
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