February 25, 2021 | Megan Mullins
Building ATE Social Capital Through Evaluation Activities
“Social networks have value. Social capital refers to the value of social networks, or whom people know, and the inclinations that arise...
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January 14, 2021 | Holly Connell, Allison Teeter
Creating an Evaluation Design That Allows for Flexibility
There is no better time than now to talk about the need for flexibility in evaluation design and implementation. It is natural...
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December 11, 2020 | Lori Wingate
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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November 23, 2020 | Valerie Marshall
Tips for Building and Strengthening Stakeholder Relationships
Hello! I am Valerie Marshall, I work on a range of projects at The Evaluation Center, including EvaluATE, where I serve as...
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November 11, 2020 | Ann Emery
Four Warning Signs of a Dusty Shelf Report
When was the last time your report influenced real-life decision-making? I used to write lengthy reports filled with statistical jargon. Important information...
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October 21, 2020 | Jeffrey Hillman, Ouen Hunter
Strategies for Communicating in Virtual Settings
We are Ouen and Jeffrey, the authors of the recently published resource “Effective Communication Strategies for Interviews and Focus Groups.” Thank you...
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