Multimedia Evaluation WED 503 and 504 October 11, 2005.

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Multimedia Evaluation WED 503 and 504 October 11, 2005

Purpose of Evaluation Provide feedback to the learners regarding their progress Provide feedback to the learners regarding their progress Know the effectiveness of my training solution in teaching the targeted skills Know the effectiveness of my training solution in teaching the targeted skills

Levels of Evaluation (Kirkpatrick, 1994) Reaction Reaction Participant’s response  smile sheetParticipant’s response  smile sheet Knowledge Knowledge Increased level of achievement of content coveredIncreased level of achievement of content covered Performance Performance Change in behavior or attitudeChange in behavior or attitude Impact Impact ROIROI

What evaluation level are you? Determined by your learning objectives Determined by your learning objectives At the end of this lesson, you will be able to At the end of this lesson, you will be able to Define… (Knowledge)Define… (Knowledge) Explain… (Comprehension)Explain… (Comprehension) Operate… (Application)Operate… (Application) Solve… (Analysis)Solve… (Analysis) Prepare… (Synthesis)Prepare… (Synthesis) Evaluate…(Evaluation)Evaluate…(Evaluation)