Erotic mania

Ustinova, Yulia

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“…To me, this was not much of a rethink-at best a nudge. I wrote a blog at the start of the year on Randomista mania (Aston, 2023c) where I argued that the randomista project had got out of control and needs a much deeper rethink.…”

Section: The Never-ending Experimental Methods Debatementioning

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“…And despite dedicating a whole chapter on ethics, the premise of the chapter seems to be to tell randomistas they have little to worry about. In my Randomista mania (Aston, 2023c) blog, I explain that they have plenty to worry about, and Rogers' blog should also give ACE serious pause for thought.…”

Section: The Never-ending Experimental Methods Debatementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Nonetheless, there were somewhat more thoughtful debates on the integration of experiments with theory-based evaluation. Of course, this is not a new discussion, but it reemerged, as I discussed in Randomista mania (Aston, 2023c), during a Kantar Public (2023) (now Verian) webinar on ensuring rigor in theory-based evaluation. In the United Kingdom, the Magenta Book guidance from HM Treasury (2020) includes a decision tree which implies, to some readers, that experimental designs cannot be theory-based.…”

Section: The Never-ending Experimental Methods Debatementioning

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Evaluation blogs, podcasts, and webinars in 2023: A roundup review

Aston

2024

Evaluation

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This is a review and roundup of evaluation blogs, podcasts, and webinars in 2023 with a personal commentary on the trends which emerged during the period. To write this, I reviewed hundreds of blogs and dozens of podcasts and webinars. The roundup is organized around key trends that emerged throughout the year: (1) evaluators’ responses to Artificial Intelligence; (2) decolonizing evaluation; (3) the never-ending debate about experimental methods in evaluation, and (4) system change evaluation. I then add a series of honorable mentions that fall outside of (or adjacent to) the key trends but are noteworthy on their own merits.

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Section: The Never-ending Experimental Methods Debatementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Never-ending Experimental Methods Debatementioning

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