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 This short video introduces the concept of evaluation through four steps: asking important questions, gathering evidence, interpreting findings, and reporting and using results. This is part one of a six-part video series that is based on a live webinar EvaluATE presented in partnership with ...
 This short video introduces budgeting for evaluation. This is part two of a six-part video series that is based on a live webinar EvaluATE presented in partnership with Mentor-Connect in March 2018. The series provides a basic orientation to evaluation for individuals who are planning to submit...
 This short video introduces why evaluation is important, and why it is required for NSF ATE grants. This is part three of a six-part video series that is based on a live webinar EvaluATE presented in partnership with Mentor-Connect in March 2018. The series provides a basic orientation to evaluation...
 This short video introduces why independent evaluation is important, and goes over how to find an evaluator for your NSF ATE project. This is part four of a six-part video series that is based on a live webinar EvaluATE presented in partnership with Mentor-Connect in March 2018. The series provides...
 This short video introduces where to write evaluation into your NSF ATE proposal. This is part five of a six-part video series that is based on a live webinar EvaluATE presented in partnership with Mentor-Connect in March 2018. The series provides a basic orientation to evaluation for individuals...
 This short video introduces a timeline of the evaluation process after you are awarded your NSF ATE grant. This is part six of a six-part video series that is based on a live webinar EvaluATE presented in partnership with Mentor-Connect in March 2018. The series provides a basic orientation to...
 This Coffee Break video covers references (citations), which are an important part of proposal development. Learn how to do your homework on appropriate references (citations) that are relevant and timely and how to present them in your proposal.
 The Rationale explains the purpose of your proposal. Learn how to present your “what, why, and who” parts of your rationale based on your research and data.
 This coffee break offers a step-by-step guide to establishing an Institutional Review Board (IRB). It covers what an IRB is and why it is needed for a NSF ATE proposal.
 An external evaluator is very important and is required for your NSF ATE proposal. This coffee break will discuss how to communicate with your external evaluator with examples of what to share and when to share with your evaluator.
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