7.5: Evaluate and revise learning materials and programmes

Table of Contents

1. Assessing learner progress
2. Designing feedback tools
   1. Aspects requiring feedback
   2. Objectives related issues
   3. Delivery related issues
   4. Learning environment issues
   5. Enjoyable experience
   6. Feedback form design
   7. Types of feedback form
   8. Feedback statistics
   9. Unstructured feedback
   10. Essential elements of feedback form design ...
   11. Simple feedback form
   12. Commercial software and websites
3. Assessing success of learning approaches

Learning environment issues

• Was the learning environment pleasant?

• Were there any deficiencies or problems with the equipment?

This area is one where the trainer may have limited control. If you are allocated a dingy windowless room in which to carry out the training, or if you are given an old slow PC to carry out your ICT demonstrations on, you will have real problems in providing a good learning experience. Try to pre-empt complaints on the learning environment by resolving any such difficulties in advance of delivering the learning.

Let's see now whether your students had an Enjoyable experience...