Creating One-Page Reports
2018
One-page evaluation reports are a great way to provide a snapshot of a project’s activities and impact to stakeholders such as advisory...
Creating One-Page Reports
Overcoming Writer’s Block – Strategies for Writing Your NSF Annual Report
2018
For many new grantees and seasoned principal investigators, nothing is more daunting than an email from Research.gov titled “Annual Project Report Is...
One Pagers: Simple and Engaging Reporting
2017
Traditional, long-form reports are often used to detail the depth and specifics of an evaluation. However, many readers simply don’t have the...
Vlog: Checklist for Program Evaluation Report Content
2017
This video provides an overview of EvaluATE’s Checklist for Program Evaluation Report Content, and three reasons why this checklist is useful to...
Getting Your New ATE Project’s Evaluation off to a Great Start
2017
New ATE project principal investigators (PIs): When you worked with your evaluator to develop an evaluation plan for your project proposal, you...
Reporting Anticipated, Questionable, and Unintended Project Outcomes
2017
Project evaluators are aware that evaluation aims to support learning and improvement. Through a series of planned interactions, event observations, and document...
Evaluation’s Role in Helping Clients Avoid GroupThink
2017
In December of 2016, I presented a poster on a STEM-C education project at the Restore America’s Estuaries National Summit, co-hosted by...
Get the Story Straight, and the Rest Will Follow: Developing infographics with a purpose
2017
This 2017 blog and graphic from Stephanie Wilkerson at Magnolia Consulting provides guidance on creating an infographic. It provides a structure for...
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