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inspire. Recorded sessions include many of the presidential and plenary
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In-depth eStudy courses offer a deep dive into top-of-mind evaluation themes and topics. Open to both members and nonmembers alike, eStudies provide a diverse learning experience where collaboration is encouraged.
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Summer Learning Series features five digital workshops that were scheduled for
the cancelled 2020 Summer Evaluation Institute. These digital workshops provide
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learn from experts in the field.
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Visual Note-Taking 101: Encouraging Dynamic Participation through Visual Storytelling
Have you ever wanted to explain something but couldn't find the words? Part of what it means to be an evaluator is being able to simplify complex ideas and data to...
Adding Costs to Help Your Evaluation Get Used: Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analyses for Health and Human Services
Incorporating consumer, provider, and funder costs into cost-effectiveness, cost-benefit, and cost-utility analyses provides the foundation for calculating cost per...
Quantitative Evaluation Data: 12 Steps for Organizing and Cleaning – eStudy 108
This eStudy will take you through a 12-step process for organizing and cleaning your evaluation data. We will go through each step and the various decisions one needs...
Consulting for Evaluators Series: Promoting your Consulting Services
A successful evaluation consultant needs to use different strategies to promote their consulting services. This workshop is designed to familiarize evaluators with...
Introduction to Evaluation 101
The American Evaluation Association (AEA) is proud to present Evaluation 101, a course providing an introduction to those new to the field of evaluation and an...
Introduction to Independent Consulting: eStudy 106
As a program evaluator, are you thinking about going out on your own? For many, this is an exciting but intimidating prospect. This workshop will reveal the simple but...
Social Network Analysis for Beginners: eStudy 105
This eStudy course seeks to provide an introduction to social network analysis theories, concepts, and applications within the context of evaluation. Participants will...
Becoming a Trauma-Informed Evaluator: Seeing our work, our participants and each other through a new lens: eStudy 104
Why should evaluators know about and care about trauma? Because it impacts every aspect of our society: it impacts how we do our work and it impacts how well we...
Introduction to R: eStudy 107
R is powerful software for data analysis and visualization that has come to be used widely in many fields. However, its use in evaluation remains relatively limited....
Communicating Evaluation Results with Financial Stakeholders - Previously Recorded eStudy 102
How do you get financial stakeholders to believe in and support the programs you evaluate?
Principles - Focused Evaluation - Previously Recorded eStudy 100
Principles-focused evaluation makes principles the focus of evaluation.
More than two options- How to collect LGBTQ inclusive data - Previously Recorded eStudy 97
This workshop focuses on training evaluators how to ask questions in ways that are inclusive of LGBTQ communities. This is an ever-changing field and no forms have...
Introduction to Usability/UX Testing for Evaluators - Previously Recorded eStudy 93
In this session you will gain an understanding of what usability testing is, when to use it, the language of usability/User Experience and techniques for blending it...
Designing Useful Surveys - Previously Recorded eStudy 91
Surveys for program evaluation, performance measurement, or needs assessment can provide excellent information for evaluators. However, designing effective surveys...
Nonparametric Statistics - Previously Recorded eStudy 87
So many of us have encountered situations where we simply did not end up with the robust, bell-shaped data set we thought we would have to analyze. In these cases,...