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WP2.1 Evaluation Strategy Design¶
In order to evaluate the (training) materials, it is necessary to:- identify specific (learning) objectives which they aim to meet
- evaluate whether the materials meet those objectives
additionally, we need to - identify the overall purposes of the materials
- evaluate whether the cumulative objectives satisfy these overall purposes
Methods of Evaluation¶
Design review
Pre-course (evaluation of materials)- Cloze Test to assess readability
- I-Tech Instructional Design & Materials Evaluation Form and Guidelines
- Focus Groups (I-Tech guide) e.g. some of C4DM
- Internal use of materials i.e. C4DM
On-going evaluation of course
- Informal / Formal Review e.g.:
- Questionnaire to see how easy it is to find relevant material / test users knowledge
- Focus Groups (I-Tech guide)
- In-course / formative evaluation (see I-Tech)
- Assessment of level of knowledge within training group
- Checking progress with participants
- Trainer assessment - self assessment and from other trainers if possible
- Pre- and Post-course questionnaires - assess change in answers (true/false + multiple-choice)
- Post-course / summative evaluation
- Debriefing of trainer (did it work ? to time ? did it engage people ?)
- Questionnaire for participants Sample training evaluation forms
- Medium-term review of usefulness of course content / adoption of techniques (e.g. 2-3 months after course)
- Reaction - to the course ("motivation" may be more appropriate)
- Pacing, was it enjoyable
- Learning - from the course
- Did the facts get across ?
- Behavior - changes after the course
- Did participants actually manage their data better
- during research ?
- at the end of research ?
- Have data management plans been produced for grant proposals ?
- Did participants actually manage their data better
- Results or Impact - to a wider community
- Did they publish data ?
- Was any data loss avoided ?
- reading level
- correctness
- organization
- ease of use
based on the target audience
Tools and links¶
Instructional System Design approach to trainingFree Managemnt Library - Evaluating Training and Results
Lingualinks Implement A Literacy Program - Evaluating Training
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