Description
This course will focus on the broad methodology behind evaluation, the roles and functions of an evaluator,the use of evaluation templates, data collectiontools, data analysis(including basic introduction to root cause analysis and rubrics concepts) and exercise outcome and evaluation reporting formats.
This tailored trainingis highly interactive and focuses on the ‘D-Cycle’elements relating to the design and delivery of exercise evaluation. The ‘D-Cycle’ is an exercise development system that incorporates evaluation methodologies and techniques to enhance theevaluation process.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT TO LEARN
- Fundamental principles of exercise management as applied to the evaluation process
- Introduction to Evaluation methodologies and techniques
- Roles and responsibilities of Evaluation Managers
- Roles and functions of Evaluators
- Introduction to Evaluation templates
- Fundamentals of data collection and collation
- Introduction to evaluation analysis tools and techniques
- Determination and drafting of treatment options, recommendations and action plans
- Introduction to evaluation report writing
- Fundamentals of Validation and Resolution processes
COURSE OUTLINE
This training will provide the following:
- Exercise Evaluation Management (General overview of exercise and exercise evaluationmethodologies)
- D-Cycle methodology and application to evaluation
- Aim and Objectives development and their relationship with evaluation
- Exercise styles and formats and how this influences evaluation strategies and evaluator requirements
- Roles and functions of evaluation managers and evaluators
- Datacollection techniques, templates and methodologies
- Rubrics and Root Cause Analysis methodologiesand application
- Validation and Resolution processes and templates
Evaluation basics as applied to the evaluation of:
- All exercises formats
- Integrated exercise programs or series
- Post incident debriefs
- Real time operational evaluation
- Training programs
PARTICIPANTS RECEIVE
Course materials including workbook incorporating elements of the D- Cycle and templates.
