There are a wealth of resources on the World Wide Web that can help you develop knowledge, skills, and attitudes relevant to instructional product evaluation. Here are some of my favorite evaluation links:

This electronic book, provided by the National Science Foundation, provides useful guidelines for planning and conducting evaluations.

This site from the University of Wisconsin Extension Service provides very useful guidelines and tools from planning, implementing, and reporting evaluations.

This site, funded by the National Science Foundation, provides guidelines for best evaluation practices, including many focused on educational technology projects.

This site from the University of British Columbia is primarily focused on research methods, but many of the techniques and tools can also be applied in the context of evaluations.

This is the official web site for the American Evaluation Association (AEA), a professional association dedicated to evaluation. Student membership is $40.00.

This is the official web site for the Canadian Evaluation Association (CEA).

This is the official web site for the Australasian Evaluation Society (AES).

The Evaluation Center at Western Michigan University is well known for its many contributions to evaluation theory and practice. This Center has done excellent work in establishing evaluation standards.

This site has many evaluation resources related to evaluation, primarily in the context of K-12 education.

This site is an online handbook for evaluating technology in schools from the U.S. Department of Education.

This site was created by four graduates of The University of Georgia Instructional Technology program. It contains numerous resources related to Instructional Technology, including evaluation.

On this site, Bill Trochim provides useful information and tools for research and evaluation.

On this site, Kathy Schrock provides useful survey tools for evaluating K-12 websites plus links to other resources. 

This site provides useful information about evaluating websites from the perspective of librarians at Cornell University.

This resource was created by Xornam Apedoe, a former student in EDIT 8350.

This resource was created by Greg Clinton, a former student in EDIT 8350.

This resource was created by Beth Hummel, a former student in EDIT 8350.

This resource was created by Frankie Jones, a former student in EDIT 8350.

This resource was created by Chun-Min Wang, a former student in EDIT 8350.

This resource was created by Seow-Chong Wong, a former student in EDIT 8350.

This resource has up-to-date materials about creasting surveys, including those that are web-based.

This resource has numerous evaluation checklists that can help you plan and do evaluations.