Upcoming Community Conversations

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September 16

Effective Data Management in ATE Projects

Explore best practices for managing data throughout the lifecycle of an ATE project. Participants will discuss strategies for organizing, analyzing, and sharing project data, as well as tools and systems that can help streamline the process.

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October 21

Effective Facilitation Practices for ATE Projects

Let's come together to discuss strategies for leading successful project facilitation. Participants will share their experiences, discuss effective techniques for engaging diverse audiences, and identify ways to foster collaboration and ensure productive outcomes within ATE projects.

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November 18

Using AI in Your Project Evaluations

Explore the potential of artificial intelligence to enhance project evaluation processes. Participants will discuss how they integrate AI into data collection, analysis, and reporting to improve efficiency and insights. 

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December 16

Reflecting on 2025 – Lessons Learned

Reflect on the lessons learned throughout 2025 and discuss how these insights can be applied to enhance evaluation practices moving forward.

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What to Expect from Community Conversations

You are welcome

We welcome anyone interested in evaluation to attend.

Say cheese

All participants are encouraged to have their webcams on.

Get ready to chat

We ask that all participants take part in the conversation.

Meet new people

Plan to meet some new people to add to your network.

Have fun

Community conversations are discussions on evaluation—of course they're fun!

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