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IES Methods Training in Cost Effectiveness and Economic Evaluation

This training program will provide attendees with foundational skills in both cost-effectiveness and economic evaluation.
Federal funding program:
Research Training Programs in the Education Sciences
Award number:
R305B200034
Grant

Training in Application of Economic Evaluation for State and Local Education Policy Employees

Training in Application of Economic Evaluation for State and Local Education Policy Employees
Federal funding program:
Unsolicited
Award number:
R305U180001
Grant

Methods Training for Research Using Cost-Effectiveness and Cost-Benefit Analysis

The purpose of this program was to train education researchers in cost effectiveness analysis (CEA) and cost benefit analysis (CBA) so that more researchers in the field will have the knowledge necessary to include these analyses in their research activities. The course introduced the methods and provided depth and breadth in applying these methods so that participants could master the skills and be able to perform their own analysis. The course promoted the use of CEA/CBA, encouraged rigoro...
Federal funding program:
Research Training Programs in the Education Sciences
Award number:
R305B140003
Grant

CBCSE Cost Tool Kit Development

The goals of the project are to demonstrate the method of cost-effectiveness analysis as applied to educational interventions, to illustrate its value to policymakers in improving the productivity of resource allocation decisions, and to provide tools and guidance for other researchers in how to conduct cost-effectiveness analyses in practice. Education research has focused primarily on effectiveness and has advanced considerably in identifying the impact of interventions, programs, and refo...
Federal funding program:
Unsolicited
Award number:
R305U130001
Grant

Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Educational Alternatives

This is a cooperative agreement between the Institute of Education Sciences and Teachers College to develop two demonstrations of how cost effectiveness research can enhance evaluations of the impact of education interventions. This project uses impact evidence from the What Works Clearinghouse combined with information about program costs to estimate cost effectiveness. This project team will also develop a web-based tool for assessing cost and cost-effectiveness in education settings. This...
Federal funding program:
Unsolicited
Award number:
R305U120001

FY2011 IES Peer Reviewers

FY2011 IES Research Peer Review Panel
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