Evaluation Procurement: Regulations, Rules and Red Tape… Oh My!
2015
I’m Jacqueline Rearick, and I am a Grants Specialist at Virginia Western Community College where I support our NSF/ATE projects and sub-awards,...
Evaluation Procurement: Regulations, Rules and Red Tape… Oh My!
Naked Reporting: Shedding the Narrative
2015
When packaged effectively, the basic facts about a project can go a long way toward communicating its achievements and capacity. In this...
Still Photography in Evaluation
2015
I have used my photographic skills in my work as principal investigator for my ATE projects and more recently as external evaluator...
Why Does the NSF Worry about Project/Center Evaluation?
2015
I often use a quick set of questions that Dr. Gerhard Salinger developed in response to the question, “How do you develop...
Survey Says
2015
Each year, ATE PIs are asked what type of reports their evaluators provide them with and how they use the information. The...
Dashboards
2015
Dashboards are a way to present data about the “trends of an organization’s key performance indicators.”1 Dashboards are designed to provide information...
How is an NSF Project Outcomes Report Different from a Final Annual Report?
2015
All NSF projects awarded in January 2010 or later are required to submit a project outcomes report within 90 days of the...
Project Resumes: Simple, Effective Tools for Accountability
2015
At EvaluATE’s first-ever National Visiting Committee in 2009, Dr. Nick Smith (NVC chair) recommended that we develop a “project vita” as a...
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