This article brings together Eval Academy’s top resources—organized around our “Three U’s” approach: Understand, Uncover, and Utilize. Whether you’re new to evaluation or ready to advance your practice, these curated resources will help you plan smarter, collect stronger data, and communicate findings with impact.

In Part 2 of our series on data triangulation, we move from theory to practice. This article shows you how to present triangulated findings in your evaluation report.

Starting out in evaluation can be exciting—but also intimidating. In this article, MSc student Letitia Koen shares her experience with imposter syndrome during her practicum and how asking questions, seeking feedback, and celebrating small wins helped her build confidence. A must-read for students and new evaluators navigating self-doubt in their own journeys.

Evaluations are stronger when they don’t rely on just one perspective. In this article, we break down what data triangulation is, why it matters, and how it can help you create more credible, trustworthy findings.

Learn how to write effective evaluation questions with these 10 expert tips from Eval Academy. Discover how to align questions with purpose, engage partners, and explore outcomes, systems, and context.

Learn how to draft a winning proposals with tips on understanding RFPs, building strong work plans, showcasing experience, and aligning budgets to client needs.

Prepare effectively for in-person interviews or focus groups with this comprehensive checklist. Includes pre-event planning tips, essential items to bring, and practical advice for smooth facilitation.

Learn how to write impactful funder reports that showcase your program’s success, build trust, and secure continued support. Includes tips on data collection, structure, visuals, and storytelling.

Learn how to use the Kirkpatrick Model in your evaluations with this short video.

Tired of being restricted by the design limitations of Microsoft products? Looking for a fun way to present your logic model? Our new Logic Model Template is both functional within the Microsoft suite AND creative! Created in PowerPoint for Microsoft users, this template is perfect for evaluators who want to bring creativity to their planning tools. This customizable template will help to make your logic model visually engaging and easy to understand.

Learn how to analyze with a small sample size of a handful of responses. This article discusses how to uncover valuable insights while communicating results with transparency.

Unlock the storytelling potential of case studies for your evaluations with this new tip sheet from Eval Academy! Our tip sheet highlights key tips for why you should use case studies in your evaluation, how case studies help to explain the story behind your data, and what you should look for when choosing a case study.

Learn how to create trauma-informed evaluation tools that prioritize safety, dignity, and inclusivity when working with people affected by trauma.

Uncover key do’s and don’ts for evaluators using social media. This infographic will help you to share findings ethically, engage audiences, and increase impact while protecting confidentiality.

Discover tips for new evaluators to help build skills, embrace creativity, and grow your impact in evaluation.

Explore how subject matter experts (SMEs) enrich evaluation projects with insights, credibility, and engagement—plus key challenges to consider.

This tip sheet offers practical guidance to help evaluators manage projects more effectively—especially when things don’t go as planned. Learn how to stay adaptable, communicate clearly, and use your data to navigate challenges and keep your evaluation on track.

Streamline your document review process with this infographic. This practical guide walks you through defining your scope, building a review framework, analyzing key findings, and turning your insights into actionable recommendations.

Streamline your evaluation planning with our customizable Data Request Form Template. Perfect for evaluators who need to clearly communicate, organize, and justify their data needs when working with clients or partners.

Choosing the right survey questions is key to collecting meaningful data. This tip sheet offers a visual overview of common question types—like multiple choice, Likert scales, and open-ended responses—plus practical tips to improve clarity, reduce burden, and align with your evaluation plan. Whether you're building your first survey or refining an existing one, this resource makes better survey design easier.