January 2, 2018 | Patrick Fiorenza
Tips and Tricks When Writing Interview Questions
Developing a well-constructed interview protocol is by no means an easy task. To give us some ideas on how to formulate well-designed...
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December 20, 2017 | Lyssa Wilson Becho, Emma Leeburg
One Pagers: Simple and Engaging Reporting
Traditional, long-form reports are often used to detail the depth and specifics of an evaluation. However, many readers simply don’t have the...
Read Full PostDecember 6, 2017 | Kelly Robertson
Vlog: Checklist for Program Evaluation Report Content
This video provides an overview of EvaluATE’s Checklist for Program Evaluation Report Content, and three reasons why this checklist is useful to...
Read Full PostNovember 21, 2017 | Kirk Knestis
Addressing Challenges in Evaluating ATE Projects Targeting Outcomes for Educators
Kirk Knestis—CEO of Hezel Associates and ex-career and technology educator and professional development provider—here to share some strategies addressing challenges unique to...
Read Full PostNovember 14, 2017 | John Cosgrove, Maggie Cosgrove
Partnering with Clients to Avoid Drive-by Evaluation
If a prospective client says, “We need an evaluation, and we will send you the dataset for evaluation,” our advice is that...
Read Full PostOctober 31, 2017 | Vera Beletzan, Paula Gouveia
Thinking Critically about Critical Thinking Assessment
Humber College, as part of a learning outcomes assessment consortium funded by the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO), has developed...
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