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Data Collection & Analysis | Webinar
2024

Using Rapid Qualitative Analysis for Efficient and Effective Project Evaluation

First-hand accounts from students and faculty involved in ATE projects provide compelling and significant evidence of impact. Many interest holders find evaluations...

Planning and Design | Blog Post
2023

Communicating a Compelling Evaluation Plan in Your ATE Proposal, Part 1: The Evaluator

EvaluATE’s external evaluators at The Rucks Group reviewed the evaluation plans in a random sample of 169 ATE proposals across 14 years....

Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Data Collection & Analysis, Engagement, Interpretation, Management, Planning and Design, Quality Review | Slides
2023

Distilling Evaluation Practice into 43 Essential Tasks

None | Miscellaneous
2010

Maximizing Evaluation Impact- Handout

Data Collection & Analysis | Blog Post
2023

Communicating a Compelling Evaluation Plan in Your ATE Proposal, Part 4: Data Analysis and Interpretation

EvaluATE’s external evaluators at The Rucks Group reviewed the evaluation plans in a random sample of 169 ATE proposals across 14 years....

Data Collection & Analysis | Blog Post
2024

Using a Utilization-Focused Lens to Improve Data Collection

From my experience evaluating different types of programs, including NSF-funded Advanced Technological Education (ATE) projects, I have learned firsthand the practical usefulness...

Planning and Design | Webinar
2019

Evaluation: The Secret Sauce in Your ATE Proposal- Question and Answer Panel

Management, Planning and Design | Blog Post
2023

Communicating a Compelling Evaluation Plan in Your ATE Proposal, Part 2: Evaluation Focus

EvaluATE’s external evaluators at The Rucks Group reviewed the evaluation plans in a random sample of 169 ATE proposals across 14 years....

None | Blog Post
2024

Working with an Evaluator: What to Know

Many ATE PIs and project staff new to working with external evaluators may wonder what working with an evaluator even looks like....

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