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Stephanie Evergreen on the Monitoring and Evaluation Coffee Break Webinar Series

Leave a Comment / International and Cross-cultural Evaluation / September 10, 2012

My name is Stephanie Evergreen and I am the eLearning Initiatives Director at the American Evaluation Association and the stand-in for Susan Kistler today. I am the host of our Coffee Break Demonstrations, 20-minute webinars designed to teach about a tool or resource of use to evaluators. Last month our Coffee Break lineup featured a …

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Stephanie Evergreen on the Potent Presentations Initiative Website

3 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting / January 16, 2016

Hey there. I’m Stephanie Evergreen, AEA’s eLearning Initiatives Director and general data communications geek. Susan Kistler has a family obligation this weekend, so I’m stepping in to share with you the newest developments in AEA’s Potent Presentations Initiative (p2i). You’ve heard about p2i, right? It is a new initiative to help AEA members improve their …

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Stephanie Evergreen on the Potent Presentations Initiative and Winning a Copy of Presentation Zen

32 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting / January 16, 2016

Hi folks. Susan Kistler normally contributes the Saturday post on aea365, but she’s busy cleaning and updating your awesome proposals. I’m Stephanie Evergreen, AEA’s eLearning Initiatives Director and the lead of a new AEA project initiated by the AEA Board of Directors – the Potent Presentations Initiative. We’ll be identifying and sharing research-based strategies to …

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DVR Week: Stephanie Evergreen on What To Do When You’ve Got It Bad for DVR

4 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting, Uncategorized / January 25, 2012

Oh, hi. I’m Stephanie Evergreen and I’m in love with data visualization and reporting (DVR). I blog about DVR, I tweet about DVR, and sometimes I even dream about DVR. I was in love with DVR at first sight so I’m here to tell you what you can do when you realize you, too, have …

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Bloggers Series: Stephanie Evergreen on the Stephanie Evergreen Blog

2 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting / December 16, 2011

I’m Stephanie Evergreen and I blog on the aptly titled “Stephanie Evergreen’s Blog.” Clever, huh? Rad Resource – evereval.wordpress.com: At this point in its evolution, my blog describes and demonstrates how to visualize data and communicate better as evaluators. I like to think I post new ideas weekly. Hot Tips – favorite posts: I’ve been …

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DVR Week: Stephanie Evergreen on the Data Visualization and Reporting TIG

3 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting / February 5, 2011

My name is Stephanie Evergreen and I am so proud to be the founding Chair of the newest Topical Interest Group in AEA. What new TIG, you ask? It’s the Data Visualization and Reporting TIG. And we are so geeked to be here that we’ve taken over a whole week of aea365 to share with …

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AHE TIG Week: The Importance and Value of Conducting an Assessment that Centers Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within Higher Education by Chad Kee

Leave a Comment / Assessment in Higher Education / October 22, 2023

I am Chad Kee, CEO and Founder of WhitworthKee Consulting and Chair of the Assessment in Higher Education TIG. I started WhitworthKee Consulting because of my personal experiences as a Black man attending a predominantly white institution. While attending the institution, I experienced academic, personal, and financial challenges. I was unaware at the time that I was navigating hidden and overt forms of exclusion, discrimination, invisibility, and marginalization as I worked intently to achieve the goal of graduating with a bachelor’s degree and making my family proud as a first-generation college student.