This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at depictdatastudio.com. Want to organize your PowerPoint slides a little better? There’s a behind-the-scenes trick that I love using in my own presentations: Sections! In March 2021, I was speaking with GEDIs about dataviz tricks for presentations. (The GEDI program is the Graduate Education Diversity […]
Bundles and Stacks
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at cense.ca. Two powerful approaches to creating healthy habits are to bundle or stack behaviours together, by design. If we can learn to connect what we do in small ways to other things we can make big changes more easily. For innovators seeking and making […]
Join us for the Saint Louis Art Museum’s Virtual Summit on Diversity
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at rka-learnwithus.com. RK&A was honored to work with the Saint Louis Art Museum in 2019 to evaluate their longstanding Romare Bearden Graduate Museum Fellowship, which prepares outstanding museum professionals from historically underrepresented groups (particularly people of color) to become leaders in the field. The Bearden […]
Control de calidad de las evaluaciones durante el desarrollo (o adaptativas)
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at triplead.blog. La Oficina de Evaluación de UNFPA ha desarrollado un nuevo y relevante “Marco de Garantía de calidad y valoración de las evaluaciones durante el desarrollo (o adaptativas) en UNFPA” para ayudar a la Oficina de evaluación y a terceros a valorar la calidad […]
Why you shouldn’t rely on default survey platforms to give you all the answers
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at evalacademy.com. So you’ve administered a survey using one of the many online survey platforms that claim to help you create a survey, analyze the results, and export your results so you can make data-driven decisions. With tools like these, who needs an evaluator! […]
“Whose Evidence Is It?”
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at engagewithdata.com. “Whose Evidence is It?” I’ve been talking a lot about evidence lately, but I feel I’ve been missing a crucial piece. As a reminder, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), our country’s primary federal education legislation, requires that programs and interventions purchased with […]
“Whose Evidence Is it?”
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at engagewithdata.com. I’ve been talking a lot about evidence lately, but I feel I’ve been missing a crucial piece. As a reminder, the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), our country’s primary federal education legislation, requires that programs and interventions purchased with federal education dollars must […]
Improving Our Museum Labels Through A Harm Reduction Lens: Part 2
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at rka-learnwithus.com. By: Rachel Nicholson “If you want to go fast, go alone; but if you want to go far, go together.” – African Proverb In my last post, I wrote about harm reduction as a philosophy and how it might be applied to rethinking […]
How to Visualize Qualitative Data with Colored Phrases
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at depictdatastudio.com. Wondering how to visualize your qualitative data? Maybe you’ve got open-ended survey responses, focus group notes, or speech transcripts. Qualitative data visualization can bring our words and phrases to life. My friend Jon Schwabish from PolicyViz asked me to partner on his One […]
The Art of Gathering
This is an Eval Central archive copy, find the original at cense.ca. Innovation work from identifying problems in need of solutions, generating ideas, creating things, and simply providing the inspiration and mutual support for doing the work often requires gathering. Whether it is face-to-face, online, or some hybrid option the same general rules apply for […]