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Slides: Strategies for Meaningful Interpretation of ATE Evaluation Data

Posted on October 23, 2013 by Krystin Martens, Lori Wingate in Conferences (Resources)

These are the slides from the 2013 ATE PI Conference Pre-Conference workshop.

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Type: Slides
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Author(s): Krystin Martens, Lori Wingate

Tagged: ATE PI Conference, data interpretation

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