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| :: A. Learner is queried in a way that reveals insights related to learning effectiveness. :: B. Learner is queried in a way that does NOT reveal insights on learning effectiveness. |
:: A. Learner is queried in a way that reveals insights related to learning effectiveness. ~-Such measures can hit at outcomes but should be augmented with objective outcome measures.-~ :: B. Learner is queried in a way that does NOT reveal insights on learning effectiveness. ~-A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because such perceptions are not always related to learning results.-~ |
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| :: Measures of Attention :: Measures of Interest :: Measures of Participation Tier 1. Attendance:: Learner signs up, starts, attends, or completes a learning experience. |
:: Measures of Attention ~-A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may pay attention but not learn.-~ :: Measures of Interest ~-A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may show interest but not learn.-~ :: Measures of Participation ~-A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may participate but not learn.-~ Tier 1. Attendance:: Learner signs up, starts, attends, or completes a learning experience. ~-A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may attend but not learn. |
LTEM: The Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model
Performance-Focused Learner Surveys: Using Distinctive Questioning to Get Actionable Data and Guide Learning Effectiveness
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- Tier 8. Effects of Transfer
- Effects of Transfer: Including outcomes affecting (a) learners, (b) coworkers/family/friends, (c) organization, (d) community, (e) society, and (f) the environs.
- Tier 7. Transfer
- When learner uses what was learned to perform work tasks successfully -- as clearly demonstrated through objective measures.
- Assisted Transfer: when performance is substantially prompted/supported.
- Full Transfer: when learner demonstrates full agency in applying the learning
- Tier 6. Task Competence
- Learner performs relevant realistic actions and decision making.
- Task Competence -- during or right after learning event.
- Remembered Task Competence -- after several days or more.
- Tier 5. Decision Making Competence
- Learner makes decisions given relevant realistic scenarios.
- Decision Making Competence -- during or right after learning event.
- Remembered Decision Making Competence -- after several days or more
- Tier 4. Knowledge
- Learner answers questions about facts/terminology.
- Knowledge Recitation -- during or right after learning event.
Knowledge Retention -- after several days or more. A metric inadequate because knowing terminology does not fully enable performance.
- Tier 3. Learner Perceptions
A. Learner is queried in a way that reveals insights related to learning effectiveness. Such measures can hit at outcomes but should be augmented with objective outcome measures.
B. Learner is queried in a way that does NOT reveal insights on learning effectiveness. A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because such perceptions are not always related to learning results.
- Tier 2. Activity
- Learner engages in activities related to learning.
Measures of Attention A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may pay attention but not learn.
Measures of Interest A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may show interest but not learn.
Measures of Participation A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may participate but not learn.
- Tier 1. Attendance
Learner signs up, starts, attends, or completes a learning experience. A metric inadequate to validate learning success -- because learners may attend but not learn.
