Claims + Evidence: Assessing ATE Grant Outcomes
The 2010 ATE program solicitation says that PIs “should establish claims as to the project’s effectiveness, and the evaluative activities should provide...
2011 Spring
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Amy Gullickson, Helen Sullivan, Lori Wingate, Stephanie Evergreen, Wayne Welch
Making Sense of Your Evaluation Data
Sometimes what seemed crystal-clear when the evaluation of your grant was being planned gets a little fuzzy once the data are actually...
Making Sense of Your Evaluation Data- Handout
2011 Winter
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Amy Gullickson, Gerhard Salinger, Lori Wingate
Getting Started with Your ATE Evaluation
Congratulations on your new ATE grant! This webinar will give you the information and resources you need to get your evaluation started...
Designing Practical and Useful Evaluations
These are the materials from the 2010 ATE PI Conference Preconference workshop
Clarifying Evaluation Needs and Expectations
This worksheet includes items from Stufflebeam’s Evaluation Contracts Checklist—selected for special focus in this workshop, with additional points to consider as evaluators...
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