Hello everyone! I’m Sheila B. Robinson, Lead Curator and sometimes Saturday contributor. A few weeks back I was excited that we were approaching 4000 articles on AEA365. Well, we reached that milestone in the first week of March 2021. I’ve always wanted to get a sense of how many people have contributed to this blog, …
Celebrating 4000 articles on AEA365! By Sheila B. Robinson Read More »
Hi! We’re Zach Tilton, Linda Raftree, Kecia Berterman, and Ichhya Pant from the Integrating Technology into Evaluation Topical Interest Group. We’re thrilled to share with AEA365 readers a week of posts about the intersection of technology and evaluation. Though we’re certainly biased, we believe the new year provides a great opportunity to pause and take …
Hello! We are Cara Karter and Anne Farrell from Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago. We are passionate about generating evidence to drive policy and practice changes that can improve the services and supports available to families. The Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA) has significant implications for the evaluation of programs delivered to …
Dear AEA Community, Today will begin a series of Saturday blogs that provide a space for us to reflect on and exchange information about our practice as evaluators in response to today’s global pandemic. This week we will address how to adapt our roles to the needs of the service providers with whom we work. Next week, we will look at tools and best practices for educators and …
Reflecting on the Role of Evaluator During This Global Pandemic by Miranda Yates Read More »
Hi, I’m Nicky Grist of the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund (CFE Fund). When I read that AEA members are interested in “how evaluators collaborate with stakeholders to apply findings of the evaluation to improving their initiative,” I knew I had to share the story of my most successful evaluation project ever. In 2016 the …
Using evaluation methods to improve program outcomes by Nicky Grist Read More »
AEA365 is made possible by our curating team who contribute content for the blog and assist our guest blog authors. Elizabeth DiLuzio, Lead Curator Elizabeth DiLuzio is an educator and evaluator who helps organizations with their strategic decision-making. She believes in the power of a well-facilitated process to merge data-informed decisions with institutional wisdom. Elizabeth works as …
AEA365 is sponsored by the American Evaluation Association (AEA) and is dedicated to highlighting Hot Tips, Cool Tricks, Rad Resources, and Lessons Learned for evaluators. Beginning on January 1, 2010, our goal is to feature a post a day from and for evaluators around the globe. If you are interested in contributing to the AEA365 …
This week, AEA365 is hosting GSNE Week with our colleagues in the Graduate Student and New Evaluators AEA Topical Interest Group. The contributions all this week to AEA365 come from our GSNE TIG members. We hope you enjoy! -Liz DiLuzio, Lead Curator Hello, I am Christopher Hall, MSW, ABD, a doctoral candidate at the University …
GSNE TIG Week: Collected Wisdom from Experienced Evaluators by Christopher Hall Read More »
