Communication, Dissemination, & Use of Results | Webinar
2014
Orientation to ATE Survey 2014
In this webinar, EvaluATE staff will help ATE grantees prepare for the upcoming annual ATE survey (which takes place February 18 –...
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Management | Guide
2014
National Science Foundation Annual Report Requirements
This document is a compilation of the Research.gov annual reports system components. This document was prepared by EvaluATE (NSF #1204683) to assist Advanced Technological Education (ATE) program grantees in preparing their annual reports. No modifications or additions have been made to the original text from Research.gov. This document identifies each component of the annual report and provides NSF’s descriptions of what should be addressed in each section.
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2014
Meet EvaluATE’s Community College Liaison Panel
The ATE program is community college-based, and as such EvaluATE places a priority on meeting the needs of this constituency. To help...
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2014
From ANCOVA to Z Scores
The Evaluation Glossary App features more than 600 terms related to evaluation and assessment. Designed for both evaluators and those who work with evaluators, the app...
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2014
What evaluation models do you recommend for ATE evaluations?
Evaluators in any context should have working knowledge of multiple evaluation models. Models provide conceptual frameworks for determining the types of questions...
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2014
Annual NSF Report and the Annual ATE Survey
A common question EvaluATE has been asked about the ATE survey (conducted annually since 2000, with an average response rate of 95...
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2014
The PI Guide to Working with Evaluators
(originally published as blog at ltd.edc.org/strong-pievaluator-partnerships-users-guide on January 10, 2013) Evaluation can be a daunting task for PIs. It can seem like the...
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2013
2014 Winter
File: Click Here Type: Newsletter Category: Newsletter PDFs Author(s): Corey Smith, Gordon Snyder, Jane Ostrander, Jason Burkhardt, Leslie Goodyear, Lori Wingate, Marilyn...
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2013
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