Brahm Fleich: a J-PAL Invited Researcher and Professor of Education Policy at the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg. Shared useful tips on how to engage with the existing education literature to formulate innovative research questions and where randomized evaluations fit in.
Andrew Dillon: a J-PAL affiliated Professor, Associate Professor at the Kellogg School of Management, and Research Professor at the Global Poverty Research Lab at Northwestern University. Shared insights on measurement in randomized evaluations from his field experience.
Muhammad Meki: a J-PAL affiliate and Associate Professor at the University of Oxford. Shared insights on building a portfolio of research projects.
2020 webinar series lecture: Theory of Change and Measurement
J-PAL Research Resource: Repository of measurement and survey design resources
J-PAL Research Resource: The Elements of a Randomised Evaluation
J-PAL Research Resource: Introduction to Measurement and Indicators
IPA’s Resource: Guiding Your Program to Build a Theory of Change
J-PAL Research Resource: Introduction to Randomised Evaluations
J-PAL’s table of Impact Evaluation Methods
J-PAL’s Common questions and concerns about Randomised Evaluations
J-PAL Research Resource: Randomisation
J-PAL’s Real-World Challenges to Randomisation and Their Solutions
J-PAL Research Resource: Data Analysis
J-PAL’s Power Calculator
J-PAL Research Resource: Power calculations
J-PAL Research Resource: Quick guide to power calculations
J-PAL's Sample size and power calculations code in Stata and R
J-PAL’s Six rules of thumb for understanding statistical power
J-PAL Research Resource: Ethical Conduct of Randomised Evaluations
J-PAL Research Resource: Internal Review Board Proposals
J-PAL Research Resource: Data Security
J-PAL Research Resource: Conducting Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
J-PAL's Costing Guidelines
Paper by Dhaliwal et al (2012): Comparative Cost-effectiveness Analysis to Inform Policy in Developing Countries
J-PAL blog: Infinitely cost-effective? Common misconceptions in cost-effective analyses
J-PAL Policy Bulletin: Roll call: Getting children into school
J-PAL Policy Insight: Tailoring instruction to students’ learning levels to increase learning
J-PAL webpage: Evidence to Policy
Paper by Bates et al (2017): The Generalizability Puzzle
J-PAL blog: Increasing your visibility as a researcher
J-PAL webinar: Pre-PhD info webinar: Preparing for graduate study abroad (Feb 2025)
J-PAL webinar: Pre-PhD info webinar: Considering graduate study in Economics in North America? (Sep 2024)
J-PAL webinar: Pre-PhD info webinar: Considering graduate study in Economics in Europe? (Oct 2024)