Evaluation
Evaluation Process
Evaluation Outcomes
Training Methods
100

What is an evaluation design?

What is the collection of information - including what, when, how and from whom - that will be used to determining the effectiveness of the training program. 
100

What is the first step of the evaluation process?

What is conducting a needs analysis. 

100

How many possible outcomes are listed in the textbook?

What is six.

100

What are traditional training methods?

What is an instructor or facilitator that involves face to face interaction between trainees.

200

What are the two types of evaluation training? 

What is formative evaluation and summative evaluation. 

200

What is the second part of the evaluation process?

What is develop measurable learning objectives and analyze transfer of training. 

200

What are reaction outcomes?

What refers to trainees' perceptions of the program, including the facilities, trainers, and content. 

200

What are presentation methods?

What are methods in which trainees are recipients of information?

300

What is formative evaluation?

What is the evaluation of training that takes place during the program design and development. 

300

What is the third part of the evaluation process?

What is develop outcome measures. 

300

What are cognitive outcomes?

What are used to determine the degree to which trainees are familiar with the principles, facts, techniques, procedures, and processes emphasized in the training program. 

300

What are some different types of presentation methods?

What are lectures, Audiovisual, hands-on, and self directed learning. 
400

What is summative evaluation?

What is an evaluation that is conducted to determine the extent to which trainees have changed as a result of participating in the training program. 

400

What is the forth part of the evaluation process?

What is choose an evaluation strategy?

400

What are self assessments?

What refers to learners' estimates of how much they know or have learned from training. 

400

What are some types of e-learning?

What are webcasts, social media, distance learning, Google docs

500

What is pilot testing?

What is the process of previewing the training program with potential trainees and managers or with other customers. 

500

What is the final part of the evaluation process?

What is plan and execute the evaluation. 

500

What are skill-based outcomes?

What are used to assess the level of technical or motor skills and behaviors. 

500

What are some advantages of e-learning?

What is being accessible at any time or place, can be delivered anywhere, able to practice anywhere or anytime, and can link with other content, experts, and peers. 

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