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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"evaluator training"”.
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Interpersonal Skills: Exploring the Future of Evaluator Training
… of the American Evaluation Association Evaluator Competencies, increasing attention has been paid to understanding the skills evaluators need to be successful in practice. Although much progress has been made in the professional practice, methodology, planning and management, and context …
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Estimating the impact of third-party evaluator training and characteristics on the scoring of written organizational self-assessments
… of score consistency and accuracy among evaluators, estimate the impact of frame-of-reference (FOR) training on score consistency and accuracy, and explore the relationship between evaluator characteristics and score accuracy. The organizational self-assessment used was the 1995 Malcolm …
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Developing a Conceptual Framework for Decolonizing Evaluation
… for decolonizing evaluation practices prevents evaluators from striving for more ethical practices. In response to these gaps, this dissertation proposes to develop a conceptual framework for decolonizing evaluation. Utilizing a complex mixed and multiple methods design, the study intentionally …
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Text Generation and Evaluation for Human-Machine Collaborative Writing
… by state-of-the-art models and find non-expert evaluators are unable to distinguish between human- and machine-generated text from three text domains. We explore various evaluator training methods, but find none is able to significantly improve evaluators' performance. We also find that …
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Exploring How Program Community Members Are Engaged in Evaluation Projects
<p>This dissertation explored how evaluators engage program community members in their evaluation projects. While there are ongoing debates on its efficacy, evaluation engagement is a widely discussed topic among evaluation practitioners and scholars. However, despite the growth in the literature …