Coffee Break Demonstration Series - Webinar Recording Archive List
AEA's Coffee Break Demonstrations (CBD) are short 20 minute webinars by and for evaluators. If you are looking for the list of upcoming CBDs, click here. Click on the title of any CBD below to go to its full description and access its archived recording. You'll be prompted to sign in if you haven't already done so.
May 2012
CBD095 - Activating Mental Velcro: Getting People Ready to Engage
Cassandra O'Neill & Amy Schaller
August 2011
August 2011
August 2011
July 2011
January 2010
April 2012
CBD094 -Mixed-Mode Surveys: Combining Web, Phone, and Mail Modes in a Single Study
Lija Greenseid
CBD093 - What Facebook Insights Can Tell You about Your Social Media Presence
Robin Kipke
CBD092 - Stop Wrestling, Start Exploring with Tableau
Daniel Hom
CBD091 - Understanding Mexican Culture to Improve the Interview Experience with Mexicans
Efrain Gutierrez
March 2012
CBD090 - Introduction to Website Evaluation: First Steps
Andrew Hawkins
CBD089 - Using MS Excel to Develop Easy-to-Use GANTT Charts and Implementation Tracking Tools
Henry Anaya
Sponsored By: National Minority AIDS Council
CBD088 - Evaluation Theory Tree
Christina Christie
CBD087 - Dedoose: Online Tools for Managing & Analyzing Qualitative & Mixed Method Data
Eli Lieber
CBD086 - Community Feedback through Storytelling: Collection Methods
Britt Lake
Sponsored By: Community Psychology TIG
February 2012
CBD085 -
Design & Build a Useful Data Dashboard on a Budget
Veronica Smith
CBD084 - Theory of Change Online: Introduction to Features and Use
Dana Taplin
CBD083 - Submitting an AEA Conference Proposal
Susan Kistler
CBD082 - University of North Carolina
Rita O'Sullivan & Johnavae Campbell
Sponsored By: Graduate Student and New Evaluators TIG
CBD081 - So You Want to Be a Consultant!
Gail Barrington
Sponsored By: Independent Consulting TIG
CBD080 - Changing the Evaluation Plan When Stuff Hits the Fan
Robin Kelley
Sponsored By: National Minority AIDS Council
January 2012
CBD079 - Information Visualization Throughout the Evaluation Lifecycle
Johanna Morariu & Veena Pankaj
Sponsored By: Data Visualization and Reporting TIG
CBD078 - Choosing the Optimal Survey Mode: A Comparison of Web, Phone, Mail or In-Person Surveys
Michelle Kobayashi
CBD077 - 5 Hints for Making Logic Models Worth the Time and Effort
Tom Chapel
December 2011
CBD076 - An Evaluator's Quick Start Guide to Usability Testing
Christine Paulsen
Sponsored By:
Distance Ed and Other Educational Tech
CBD075 - Automated Visual Displays Using Word and Excel
Ann Emery & Agata Jose-Ivanina
Sponsored By: Data Visualization and Reporting TIG
CBD074 - New Member Orientation
Susan Kistler
November 2011
CBD073 - Video in Evaluation: Incorporating Video into Evaluation Reports
Corey Newhouse
Sponsored By: Qualitative Methods TIG
CBD072 - Video in Evaluation: How to Get the Clips You Want
Corey Newhouse
Sponsored By: Qualitative Methods TIG
October 2011
CBD071 - Differences Between Benefit-Cost Analysis and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Phaedra Corso
CBD070 - University of Minnesota
Jean King & Stacy Johnson
Sponsored By: Graduate Student and New Evaluator TIG
CBD069 - What’s in the Cultural Competence Toolbox?
James Griffith & Elise Laorenza
Sponsored By: Multiethnic Issues in Evaluation TIG
CBD068 - Social Network Analysis: A Brief Introduction
Kimberly Fredericks
Sponsored By: Social Network Analysis TIG
CBD067 - Program Design: The New Frontier for Evaluators?
John Gargani
Sponsored By: Program Theory and Theory-Driven Evaluation TIG
September 2011
CBD066 - Fuzzy Logic Models
Matt Keene & Chris Metzner
Sponsored By: Program Theory and Theory-Driven Evaluation TIG
CBD065 - Western Michigan University
Chris Coryn & Jason Burkhardt
Sponsored By: Graduate Student and New Evaluator TIG
CBD064 - Measuring Institutional Capacity for Sustainability: A Tool to Consider
Mark Bardini
Sponsored By: Organizational Learning-Evaluation Capacity Building TIG
CBD063 - Data Screening: Don't Leave Home Without It
Dale Berger
Sponsored By: Quantitative Methods: Theory and Design TIG
CBD062 - Easy as Prezi: A PowerPoint Alternative
Lyn Paleo
Sponsored By: Data Visualization and Reporting TIG
August 2011
CBD061 - Designing Casual Loop Diagrams
CBD060 - Claremont Graduate University
Stewart Donaldson & John Lavelle
Sponsored By: Graduate Student and New Evaluator TIG
CBD059 - Construct Validity of Race & Its Impact on the Quality of Research
Kelly Robertson & Diane Rogers
Sponsored By: Multiethnic Issues in Evaluation TIG
CBD057 - Miradi Software: Tools, Guidance, and a Common Language for Evaluating Conservation Actions
Nick Salafsky
Sponsored by: Environmental Program Evaluation TIG
June 2011
CBD056 - Culturally Responsive Evaluation
Maurice Samuels & Erika Taylor
Sponsored by: The Multiethnic Issues in Evaluation TIG
CBD055 - Using Remark Web Survey for Online Data Collection & Analysis
Steve Joslin
CBD054 - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Jennifer Greene & Ayesha Boyce
Sponsored By: Graduate Student and New Evaluator TIG
CBD053 - What Story Does your Model Tell?
Lisa Wyatt Knowlton & Cynthia Phillips
CBD052 - Cost-Effectiveness Analysis of Health and Human Services Programs
Edward Broughton
May 2011
CBD051 – Effective Alternatives to a Final Report
Kylie Hutchinson
Sponsored By: Data Visualization and Reporting TIG
CBD050 - Measurement & Analysis: The Missing Link
Kathy McKnight
CBD049 - Fewer Errors, Faster Results: Automating Tables and Reports
Humphrey Costello, Reese Jenniges & Eric Canen
April 2011
CBD048 - Involving Stakeholders in Data Analysis & Interpretation
Tobi Mae Lippin, Kristin Bradley-Bull & Tom McQuiston
Sponsored By: The Collaborative, Participatory, and Empowerment TIG
CBD047 - Utilization-Focused Evaluation
Michael Quinn Patton
Sponsored By: Evaluation Use TIG
CBD046 - What are Nonparametric Statistics and When Do You Use Them?
Jennifer Catrambone
CBD045 - The New - and Improved - Advocacy Progress Planner
David Devlin-Foltz and Alexandra Toma
Sponsored By: Advocacy and Policy Change TIG
March 2011
CBD044 - Collaborative Evaluation
Rita O'Sullivan and Liliana Rodriguez-Campos
Sponsored By: The Collaborative, Participatory, and Empowerment TIG
CBD043 - Participatory Evaluation
Ann Zukoski and Mia Luluquisen
Sponsored By: Collaborative, Participatory, and Empowerment TIG
CBD042 - Empowerment Evaluation
David Fetterman and Abraham Wandersman
Sponsored By: The Collaborative, Participatory, and Empowerment TIG
February 2011
CBD041 - Using Remark Office OMR for Scanning and Analysis of Paper Forms
Nora Petchkofski
CBD040 - Adding the LGBT Response Option to Questionnaires
Joe Heimlich
Sponsored By: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Issues TIG
CBD039 - Developing Evaluation Reports That Are Useful, User-friendly, and Used
Tamara Walser
Sponsored By: Data Visualization and Reporting TIG
CBD038 - Submitting an AEA Conference Proposal (Available to all)
Susan Kistler
January 2011
CBD037 - Photo Journaling for Evaluation
David Urias & Olga Pierrakos
CBD036 - Evaluating Data Visualizations
Steve Fleming
December 2010
CBD034 - Path to AEA Leadership
Stan Capela
October 2010
CBD032 - Leveraging MAPAS to Examine Census Data for Evaluation
Jeremy Pyne
CBD031 - Tracking Reader Clicks to Evaluate Communications
Susan Kistler
CBD030 - Tips for Having Your Evaluation Influence Government Policy
George Grob
Sponsored By: Government Evaluation TIG
September 2010
CBD029 - Using PhotoVoice to Engage Stakeholders in Empowerment Evaluations
Kimberly Kay Lopez
CBD027 - Evaluation Surveys Using SurveyGizmo
Mario Lurig
August 2010
CBD026 - Ten Tips for Making the Most of the Annual Conference
Susan Kistler
CBD025 - New Approaches to Reporting Evaluation Findings
Eric Graig
Sponsored By: Evaluation Use TIG
CBD024 - Using Universal Design To Make Your Evaluation More Accessible To People With Disabilities and Other Vulnerable Populations
Jennifer Sullivan Sulewski
Sponsored By: Disabilities and Other Vulnerable Populations TIG
July 2010
CBD023 - You + Graphic Design = Love/Money/Happiness
Stephanie Evergreen
Sponsored By: Evaluation Use TIG
CBD022 - Three Ways MyM&E Can Help You in Your Work in Development Evaluation
Marco Segone
Sponsored By: IOCE, UNICEF and DevInfo
CBD021 - New Member Orientation
Susan Kistler
June 2010
CBD020 - Tools and Tips for Teaching Evaluation Concepts to Non-evaluators
Ellen Taylor-Powell
Sponsored By: Extension Education Evaluation TIG
CBD019 - Surveymonkey and Zoomerang: How Do You Choose Which One to Use?
Lois Ritter and Tessa Robinette
Sponsored By: Integrating Technology Into Evaluation TIG
CBD018 - Introduction to Using Geographic Information Systems for Evaluation
Duncan Meyers
May 2010
CBD017 - Using Wordle for Qualitative Data Exploration, Idea Generation, and Reporting
SaraJoy Pond and Susan Kistler
CBD016 - What Works in Education: The Research Design Standards of the What Works Clearinghouse
Neil Seftor
Sponsored By: PreK-12 Educational Evaluation TIG
CBD015 - What Works in Education: Using the What Works Clearinghouse Website
Scott Cody
Sponsored By: PreK-12 Educational Evaluation TIG
CBD014 - Making the Most of Your Membership for Graduate Students and Novice Evaluators
Susan Kistler
Sponsored By: Graduate Student and New Evaluators TIG
April 2010
CBD013 - Data in, Brilliance Out with Tableau
Nina Potter
CBD012 - Using Google Earth for Evaluation: Applications in Environmental Evaluation and Beyond
Juan Paulo Ramirez
Sponsored By: Environmental Program Evaluation TIG
CBD011 - Moving Beyond Bullets: Making Presentation Slides Compelling
John Nash
CBD010 - Using Google Wave for Improved Communication with Colleagues and Stakeholders
Stephanie Evergreen
March 2010
CBD009 - Using the Advocacy Progress Planner
Lisa Molinaro and Astrid Hendricks
Sponsored By: Advocacy & Policy Change and Nonprofits & Foundations TIGs
CBD008 - Using AEA's Resources to Find Jobs and Contracts
Susan Kistler
February 2010
CBD006 - Using Jing for Teaching and Learning
Theresa Murphrey
Sponsored By: Teaching of Evaluation TIG
CBD005 - Tools for Evaluation Teaching and Training: Approaches to Introducing the Concept of Evaluation
José María Díaz Puente and Michael Newman
Sponsored By: Teaching of Evaluation TIG
CBD004 - Submitting an AEA Conference Proposal
Susan Kistler
January 2010
CBD003 - Using Many Eyes for Data Visualization
Leslie Goodyear
CBD002 - Using the Fantastic Five Checklist to Write Better Survey Questions and Improve Survey Reliability
Amy Germuth
CBD001 - Building Stakeholder-Friendly Visual Logic Models With DoView 2.0
Paul Duignan
August 2011
August 2011
August 2011
CBD096: Google Refine: Data now works! - Juan Paulo Ramirez
Scheduled: Thursday, May 10, 2012, 2:00 - 2:20 PM EDT
Description: Tired of cleaning data from thousands of records, and/or running simple frequencies with sophisticated and expensive statistical software? If this is your case, try Google Refine! Google Refine is a free desktop application that you install in your computer allowing you to clean, cluster and multi-tabulate data from large datasets. Google Refine imports your “dirty” data from Excel or CSV (comma separated value) files, and it can work with text, numeric, or time values. This free application will save you literally days of hard work, and improve the accuracy of your data set!
Recording Coming Soon!
CBD097: Framework for Focus Group Data Collection - Michelle Revels
Scheduled: FRIDAY, May 11, 2012, 2:00 - 2:20 PM EDT
Description: As a qualitative research method, focus groups are an important tool to help researchers understand the motivators and determinants of a given behavior. In this short Coffee Break demonstration, Michelle Revels will share her 7-step framework for developing focus group materials, demonstrating why a framework is needed to tie together the instruments and analysis. Attendees will learn how study questions influence decisions throughout the focus group project.
Recording Coming Soon!