The Evaluators' Institute

TEI will offer 2 weeks of 1 and 2-day courses on practical topics for the professional evaluator, taught onsite in the metropolitan Washington DC area. All courses count towards our professional certificates in evaluation, and are taught by world-renowned theorists and practitioners. Courses include:

• Social and Organizational Network Analysis 
• Basics of Evaluation 
• Using Evaluation in Nonprofit Environments 
• Presenting Data Effectively 
• Needs Assessment 
• Applied Statistics for Evaluators 
• Conducting Successful Evaluation Surveys 
• Project Management and Oversight for Evaluators 
• Introduction to Cost-Benefit and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis 
• Policy Analysis, Implementation, and Evaluation 
• Comparative Effectiveness: Balancing Design with Quality Evidence 
• Effective Reporting Strategies for Evaluators 
• Intermediate Cost-Benefit and Cost-Effectiveness Analysis 
• Implementation Analysis for Feedback on Program Progress and Results 
• M&E: Frameworks and Fundamentals 
• Mixed-Methods Evaluations: Integrating Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches 
• Evaluation Research Methods: A Survey of Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches 
• Strategic Planning with Evaluation in Mind 
• Informing Practice Using Evaluation Models and Theories 
• Qualitative Evaluation Methods 
• Outcome and Impact Assessment 
• Using Program Theory and Logic Models in Evaluation 
• Applied Regression Analysis for Evaluators 
• Intermediate Qualitative Data Analysis 
• Developmental Evaluation: Systems and Complexity 
• Working with Evaluation Stakeholders 
• Professional Standards and Principles for Ethical Evaluation Practice 
• Applied Measurement for Evaluation 
• Culture and Evaluation 
• Hierarchical Linear Modeling 
• Case Studies in Evaluation 
• Evaluability Assessment 
• Utilization-Focused Evaluation 
• Leveraging Technology in Evaluation