Pulling from the Public Health 3.0 model, evaluation is strengthened, addressing the challenges of the emerging conversations and partnerships that external evaluators are stepping ...
Slides and handout from AEA 2019 presentation. Twenty-eight years after Shadish, Cook, and Leviton (1991) asked “What do we mean by theory?” the question remains unanswered, leading ...
Slides and handout from AEA 2019 presentation "Tackling Wicked Problems in the Field of Evaluation: Whose Ontology? Whose Epistemology? How can we challenge our frameworks and ...
Performance management within government is at a crossroads. The advent of big data, and advances in technological and analytical tools have provided opportunities to measure and track ...
This paper describes a view of the Federal Acquisition Service (FAS) data and evidence improvement efforts and actions in support of high-quality, ongoing and dynamic data and evidence ...
This webinar was presented on August 25, 2020 through the Research on Evaluation TIG. Abstract: Programs with an education outreach component can become so focused on what is being ...
Often people are asked to conduct an evaluation because they are smart, have the time, or are available; however, this does not mean that they have program evaluation training, skills, ...
This webinar was co-sponsored by the Research on Evaluation and Teaching of Evaluation TIGs. It's no secret that collaborative research can be challenging. Project management, effectively ...