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How Do You Know if Your Program is Meeting Industry Needs?
Since the core of the ATE program is to prepare a technical workforce, it is critical to match the skills that students...
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Everyday Evaluation
At EvaluATE, evaluation is a shared responsibility. We have a wonderful external evaluator, Dr. Lana Rucks, with whom we meet a few...
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2014
Beyond Reporting: Getting More Value Out of Your Evaluation
All ATE projects are required to have an evaluation of their work and it is expected that results will be included in...
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2014
Critical Friend
The term critical friend describes a stance an evaluator can take in his or her relationship with the program or project they...
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2014
What is the best way to coordinate internal and external evaluation?
All ATE projects are required to allocate funds for external evaluation services. So, when it comes to internal and external evaluation, the...
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2014
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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2014
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
2014 Fall
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Corey Smith, Elaine Johnson, Jason Burkhardt, Lori Wingate
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2014
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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