#EvalTuesdayTip: IEG Methods Papers Series Offers Great Evaluation Resources
The Independent Evaluation Group (IEG), part of the World Bank Group, offers the IEG Methods Papers Series – a series of papers about evaluation methodological
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#EvalTuesdayTip: How to Write an AI Prompt
Lately we’ve been talking a lot about AI and the best ways to use it in the evaluation field. But we haven’t talked as much
#EvalTuesdayTip: Participate in gLOCAL Evaluation Week 2024
gLOCAL Evaluation Week, a knowledge-sharing event sponsored by the Global Evaluation Initiative that brings together evaluators from around the world, takes place from June 3rd
#EvalTuesdayTip: MERL Tech’s AI Guidance for Evaluators
Following up on our recent #EvalTuesdayTip about using AI in evaluation, we’re recommending another great resource for guidance on AI. MERL Tech – a website
#EvalTuesdayTip: Identifying Transgender and Other Gender Minorities in Surveys
We recently came across an excellent report by the Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law, providing best practices for asking questions to identify
#EvalTuesdayTip: Tips for using Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in Evaluation
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is no longer something to fear and shy away from; GenAI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude continue to evolve and
#EvalTuesdayTip: Download These Guidelines for Designing a Great Conference Poster
Now is the time of year when evaluators around the world are preparing presentations for evaluation conferences later in the year. This means it’s also
#EvalTuesdayTip: Making the Most of Unexpected Challenges
We recently published a blog post about the resilience study Khulisa conducted as part of the German Development Corporation (GIZ) Employment and Skills for Development
#EvalTuesdayTip: Create Maps in Excel
One of Excel’s coolest data visualization features is the ability to plot data on a 3D map. Also known as Power Maps or 3D Maps,
#EvalTuesdayTip: Understanding the Local Context
We recently published a blog post about the resilience study Khulisa conducted as part of the German Development Corporation (GIZ) Employment and Skills for Development