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STEM TIG Week: Building capacity of STEM evaluators: The landscape of people and resources in the field by Sophia Mansori, Tracy McMahon, Evangeline Ambat, and Leslie Goodyear

Leave a Comment / STEM Education and Training / March 17, 2019 March 16, 2019

Hi, we are Sophia Mansori, Tracy McMahon, Evangeline Ambat, and Leslie Goodyear from Education Development Center, along with Alexis Kaminsky from Kaminsky Consulting. Welcome to AEA365 STEM TIG week! Our posts this week each feature a presentation or session that was held in the STEM Education and Training TIG program track at Evaluation 2018. This …

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DG TIG Week: Broadening the Circle: Involving the Evaluated in Evaluation Process by Natalie Trisilla

4 Comments / Democracy, Human Rights and Governance / March 6, 2019 February 28, 2019

Greetings! I’m Natalie Trisilla and I lead the International Republican Institute’s Office of Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning. We lead dozens of internal evaluations annually. These occur throughout the project lifecycle – from needs assessments and baseline evaluations to mid-point and final evaluations. We always strive to involve our program staff colleagues, who actually implement the …

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My “Home-Made” Evaluation Tools to Avoid Gender (and Equity) Blindness by Sara Vaca

19 Comments / Feminist Issues in Evaluation, Uncategorized / March 2, 2019 March 5, 2019

Hey there! I’m Sara Vaca (evaluation consultant) and here is my monthly Saturday post. I want to share how I try to introduce Gender perspective in every evaluation (regardless of the Terms of Reference (ToRs) mentioning it or not). Lessons Learned: I heard during my Masters in Evaluation that many evaluations are gender-blind, and that …

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YFE TIG Week: Youth at the Center of MERL Practices by Pia Saunders Campbell and Alejandra De Freitas

Leave a Comment / Youth Focused Evaluation / December 14, 2018 December 3, 2018

Hello, I am Pia Saunders Campbell, Director of Measurement, Evaluation & Learning at the International Youth Foundation (IYF) and Communications Co-Chair of the Youth-Focused Evaluation TIG, here with my colleague Alejandra De Freitas. IYF’s belief that educated, employed, and engaged young people possess the power to solve the world’s toughest problems inherently leads to a …

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LAWG Week: Graphical Excellence by Douglas Clay

1 Comment / Data Visualization and Reporting / September 13, 2018 September 2, 2018

Hello, and welcome to Cleveland! I’m Douglas Clay, a longtime Cleveland resident and evaluator with Candor Consulting. I focus on data analysis and assessment training mostly with K-12 schools. I’ve been in Cleveland long enough to remember when the Browns were a winning team, when the shopping centers were steel mills, and trendy Tremont was …

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Stakeholder Involvement and Collaboration in Evaluation by Lindsay Anderson

5 Comments / Collaborative, Participatory and Empowerment Evaluation / September 6, 2018 September 2, 2018

Hi there! My name is Lindsay Anderson. I am a PhD student at the University of Minnesota studying Organizational Leadership and Policy Development with an emphasis in Evaluation Studies. Having worked in social work before returning to school, I hold a high value on the importance of relationships and the notion that working together leads …

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Towards a “post p < 0.05 era” by Tamara Young

2 Comments / Uncategorized / August 7, 2018 August 7, 2018

I’m Tamara Young and I am an associate professor in Educational Evaluation and Policy Analysis at North Carolina State University. I teach evaluation theory and practice in education. Today, I’m going to discuss the American Statistical Association’s (ASA) Statement on p-values, which responds to the decades old highly contentious debate about null hypothesis statistical significance testing (NHSST). Implications of …

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Facilitating the Use of Evaluations by Sara Vaca

5 Comments / Data Visualization and Reporting, Evaluation Use, Research on Evaluation / June 2, 2018 June 1, 2018

Hi, I’m Sara Vaca, independent consultant, helping Sheila curate this blog and occasional Saturday contributor. I haven’t been an evaluator for a long time (about 5 years now), but I have facilitated or been part of 16 evaluations, so I start getting over the initial awe of the exercise, and I am starting to be …

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Delivering Negative Evaluation Results (Part2) by Kylie Hutchinson

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / May 19, 2018 May 12, 2018

AEA365 Curator note: Back in January, AEA365 readers asked to read about how evaluators deliver negative findings to clients and stakeholders. This week, we feature 5 articles with four evaluator perspectives on this topic. Hello! I’m Kylie Hutchinson, independent evaluation consultant and trainer with Community Solutions Planning & Evaluation and author of A Short Primer …

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Delivering Negative Evaluation Results (Part 1) by Kylie Hutchinson

Leave a Comment / Uncategorized / May 18, 2018 May 12, 2018

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