The third #EvalTuesdayTip from our 6 week series on evaluator blind spots is on confirmation bias. Evaluators (as well as all other members of the
This is the second #EvalTuesdayTip in our 6 week series on our evaluator blind spots, cognitive biases. The Narrative Fallacy is the human tendency to
Evaluators can get very caught up in their own expertise and forget that common cognitive biases affect us all. Especially when working as a single
Evaluator competencies are critical for ensuring quality, and Khulisa is excited that there is a new tool to assess evaluator competencies. It was developed by
Clean data is vital to generate accurate results for evaluations. Most organizations use excel for all data processing and don’t have the skillsets to use
Evaluation is an activity based on data literacy, data collection and data analysis. But obtaining data is the challenge of the moment. With the global
It’s that time of the year again… We make new plans for exercise, sign up for Veganary and vow to reduce plastic use. No matter what anyone
Many evaluators are unaware of the versatility of PowerPoint as a media creation platform. The application is commonly used only for presenting, but can be
Reflecting on 2020 and its many challenges and triumphs, Khulisa is taking a well-deserved break for two weeks. We encourage all evaluators to relax and
Looking for a good read to end the year? Here are Khulisa’s blogs from 2020 Setting reading benchmarks for languages in SA – Khulisa contributes
