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Theory & Practice. Provides a forum to introduce compelling new ideas in evaluation with an eye toward their practical application.
Beyond Basic Training. Spotlights the training component of evaluation practice and provides information on upcoming training programs and conferences.
Evaluations to Watch. Showcases innovative evaluations that are currently in progress.
Ask the Expert. Presents one or two reader-generated questions, which are answered in advice column format by experts in the field.
Questions and Answers. Brings in forward-thinking practitioners and theorists for a direct dialogue on topics of current interest.
Promising Practices. Discusses current evaluation practices, often from the practitioner’s point of view.
Spotlight. Presents evaluation methods tailored to the needs of practitioners.
New & Noteworthy. Keeps readers up-to-date on the most current resources, in print and on the Internet, related to the theme of the issue.

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