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Building Evaluation Capacity of STEM Projects

image for project Building Evaluation Capacity This project will address the need for improved evaluations of STEM projects by (1) establishing collaborations that develop and test more sophisticated evaluation models (working through evaluation associations to obtain input from a wide array of evaluation experts), and (2) working with directors and other stakeholders of STEM projects to implement and iteratively refine these models. Using evaluation and content experts to assist a sample of STEM projects from three EHR programs (including MSP), the project will develop state-of-the-art evaluation models that are context-sensitive. The project will support the development of professional communities of teachers, researchers, evaluators, cognitive scientists, and social scientists, and others who depend on evaluation for continued improvement and to generate new knowledge.

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Evaluating a Minority Student STEM Retention Project: Evaluation Issues in Working in a Consortium and Numbers Don't Tell the Whole Story

Utah State University's RETA Advisory Committee presents lessons learned while evaluating a minority student STEM retention project.


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MSP Evaluation Summit Summary

The MSP Evaluation Summit was held on September 15-17, 2005 at the Radisson University Hotel, Minneapolis, Minnesota. One hundred and twenty-seven participants included MSP evaluators, principal investigators,...

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Evaluating a Minority Student STEM Retention Project: Evaluation Issues in Working in a Consortium and Numbers Don't Tell the Whole Story

Utah State University's RETA Advisory Committee presents lessons learned while evaluating a minority student STEM retention project.

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Core Elements Involved in Designing, Implementing, and Studying an Improvement Program

This is a diagram to which a reference is made in my 11/25/07 contribution to the MSPnet discussion of structured abstracts. The diagram is based largely on the Kelly &...


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QWIK-SurGen

QWIK-SurGen - automated web-based survey generation system. The surveys generated can be used for professional development, and other program evaluation data gathering needs.