Demonstration: Using Multiple Sources and Levels of Data
2015
Using data from the ATE Survey, this video demonstrates the use of project-, program-, and national-level data for benchmarking and evaluation.
Demonstration: Using Multiple Sources and Levels of Data
Breaking Up is Hard to Do
2015
I am a PI for an ATE national resource center and an ATE project. Over the past 15 years, I have dealt...
Have You Overlooked Data That Might Strengthen Your Project Evaluation Reports or Grant Proposals?
2015
Many institutions of higher education collect very useful quantitative data as part of their regular operational and reporting processes. Why not put...
Secondary Data
2015
Secondary data is data that is repurposed from its original use, typically collected by a different entity. This is different from primary...
Can the ATE Survey Data be Used for Benchmarking?
2015
Benchmarking is a process for comparing your organization’s activities and achievements with those of other organizations. In the business world, benchmarking emphasizes...
Secondary Data Resources
2015
It’s easier than ever to access national-level data that may be useful to ATE projects and centers for planning, benchmarking, or evaluation....
How Do You Know if Your Program is Meeting Industry Needs?
2015
Since the core of the ATE program is to prepare a technical workforce, it is critical to match the skills that students...
Evaluating ATE Efforts Using Peer-Generated Surveys
2014
During the course of evaluating the sustainability of NSF’s Advanced Technological Education program, I introduced a new method for creating evaluation surveys....
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