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Survey Says Fall 2015
The ATE program supported nearly 1,300 programs at 2-year colleges and secondary schools across the country in 2014. The full report of...
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Collaborative Evaluation
A collaborative evaluation is one “in which there is a significant degree of collaboration or cooperation between evaluators and stakeholders in planning...
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How can you make sure your evaluation meets the needs of multiple stakeholders?
We talk a lot about “stakeholders” in evaluation. These are the folks who are involved in, affected by, or simply interested in...
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Creating an Evaluation Scope of Work
One of the most common requests we get at EvaluATE is for examples of independent contractor agreements and scope of work statements...
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Project Spotlight: Manufacturing Associate Degree Education in Northwestern Connecticut
A conversation with Sharon Gusky, an ATE PI at Northwestern Connecticut Community College. Q: Your ATE project started just over a year...
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2015 Fall
This is the pdf version of our Fall 2015 Newsletter. This issue is focused on getting started with evaluation, specifically for new...
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Changing Focus Mid-Project
Along with co-PIs Michelle Moore and Max Josquin, I am a recent recipient of an NSF ATE grant aimed at increasing female...
Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results, Planning & Design | Blog Post
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Developing a Theory of Change for Your Innovation Project
Have you ever had to express a theory of change to convince funders that there’s a logical argument behind your innovation? Funders...
Management, Planning & Design | Blog Post
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EvaluATE to the Rescue!
8 Resources to help with ATE proposal evaluation plans The EvaluATE team is busy preparing our proposal for a third round of...
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