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I’m Anthony Clairmont, an evaluator with a background in social sciences who primarily evaluates human services programs (mental health, housing access, and jobs), as well as public spaces (libraries, museums, and city halls). In this post I want to challenge one of the most entrenched practices in quantitative evaluation: our obsession with statistical signi...
I’m Anthony Clairmont, an evaluator with a background in social sciences who primarily evaluates human services programs (mental health, housing access, and jobs), as well as public spaces (libraries, museums, and city halls). I want to share some thoughts on how AI is changing the landscape of quantitative evaluation research and why I embrace this shift.</p...
My name is Karen Larwin, and I am a full-time doctoral faculty member and the owner of a small research and evaluation consulting firm. I’ve been a member of the American Evaluation Association for 22 years and have worked as an evaluator for 25 years across education, public-sector, and nonprofit projects.
In today’s grant and eval...
My name is Karen Larwin, and I am a full-time doctoral faculty member and the owner of a small research and evaluation consulting firm. I’ve been a member of the American Evaluation Association for 22 years and have worked as an evaluator for 25 years across a wide range of education and public-sector projects.
Hot Tip...Hi, my name is Crystal and I am the programs co-chair for Quantitative methods TIG. I think like many, I came to this field unsure of quantitative methods. However, through my work as a program evaluator and recent graduate of the University of Colorado – Denver, I have seen the change and “New Rules” concerning quantitative methods.
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