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Summary
Evaluation and revision of instruction are carried out by
personnel who preferably are neither the instructional designers
nor the managers of the course under study. The first activity
(internal evaluation) is the analysis of learner performance
in the course to determine instances of deficient or irrelevant
instruction. The evaluation team then suggests solutions for
the problems. In the external evaluation, personnel assess
job task performance on the job to determine the actual performance
of course graduates and other job incumbents. All collected
data, internal and external, can be used as quality control
on instruction and as input to any phase of the system for
revision.
Outcomes
Phase V.1
-- data on instructional effectiveness.
Phase V.2
-- data on job performance in the field.
Phase V.3
-- instructional system revised on basis of empirical data.
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