Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Miscellaneous
2023
Facilitators to Evaluation in ATE
Handout used in a round table at the 2023 ATE PI conference.
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Data Collection & Analysis | Video
2022
Sentiment Analysis Methodology
This 2022 video series provides an introduction to the method of sentiment analysis for analyzing themes in qualitative data.
Interpretation | Miscellaneous
2023
Practical Strategies for Interpreting Evaluation Data
Summary of content presented during the ATE PI 2023 pre-conference workshop.
Data Collection & Analysis | Blog Post
2025
Using Student Survey and Placement Data in (cue drums) The Real World
VARIED ANNOUNCER VOICES: This is the true story … of two institutions picked to work together on a grant … and have...
Planning and Design | Toolkit
2024
EvaluATE Resources for Pre-Award Grant Seekers and for Writing an Effective Evaluation Plan
Interpretation | Slides
2023
Interpreting Evaluation Data
Slides presented during the workshop at the 2023 ATE PI Workshop.
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Blog Post
2024
Data Storytelling Leads to More Relevant, Usable Reports
Data storytelling is a novel way of communicating evaluation findings and recommendations in an engaging manner without overwhelming one’s audience. This approach...
Planning and Design | Webinar
2024
Evaluation Essentials for Non-Evaluators: Understanding the Basics and Benefits of Evaluation
Submitting a proposal to the NSF ATE program can be overwhelming. One of the many proposal requirements is around evaluating your project...
Planning and Design | Webinar
2024
Strategies and Insights into Evaluation Plans for NSF ATE Proposals
Evaluation is an essential part of a successful NSF Advanced Technological Education proposal. In this webinar, attendees will gain an understanding of...
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