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Programme Evaluation in Open and Distance Learning | PPT
Programme Evaluation: Understanding the design
The Big Question… How to do programme evaluation?
Evaluation is not to prove, but to  improve “ ”
Programme evaluation is  not  course evaluation…
A systematic gathering, analysis and reporting of data about a programme to assist decision-making. What is programme evaluation?
Programme evaluation is  not  end of event exercise…
A Programme Evaluation Framework Focus Methods Tools Analysis Reporting Purpose Stakeholders Areas: COAT Time Data  Collection Plan Qualitative Quantitative Sampling Checklists Questionn- aires Interview  schedules Observation sheets Pre-test Data Colle- ction Analysis Interpretation Action Plan Reporting Questions Blueprint Tools Findings Decisions
Example of Focus Purpose:  To improve the operation of the existing programme To assess the impact of the programme To maintain and assure quality To decide on continuing with the programme Any other?
Example of Focus Stakeholders: Students Academic Counsellors Faculty Subject Matter Experts Employers Study Centre staff/ support staff Society
COAT Questions Components:  What are the components of the programme? Need to cover all… Outcomes:  What the programme is intended to achieve? Activities:  What activities are performed during the programme delivery? And how are they organized? Target Groups:  For whom the programme is designed, and what are their needs?
Example of Focus Components: Print materials Support services Academic counselling Electronic resource support Assignment and interactions Project work supervision Practical facilities Post qualification placement Any other?
Example of Focus Outcomes: (eg. B. Ed.) To increase the number of trained teachers in the country To improve the quality of teaching-learning at school level Any other?
Example of Focus Activities: Entrance Test Admission Supply of learning materials Academic counselling Practice teaching Workshop Assignments Term-end evaluation
Example of Focus Target Group: In-service teachers with 2 years experience of teaching in secondary schools Needs of the target group addressed?
To conclude… Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do. -- Goethe
The Question still remains… HOW

Programme Evaluation in Open and Distance Learning

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  • 2.
    The Big Question…How to do programme evaluation?
  • 3.
    Evaluation is notto prove, but to improve “ ”
  • 4.
    Programme evaluation is not course evaluation…
  • 5.
    A systematic gathering,analysis and reporting of data about a programme to assist decision-making. What is programme evaluation?
  • 6.
    Programme evaluation is not end of event exercise…
  • 7.
    A Programme EvaluationFramework Focus Methods Tools Analysis Reporting Purpose Stakeholders Areas: COAT Time Data Collection Plan Qualitative Quantitative Sampling Checklists Questionn- aires Interview schedules Observation sheets Pre-test Data Colle- ction Analysis Interpretation Action Plan Reporting Questions Blueprint Tools Findings Decisions
  • 8.
    Example of FocusPurpose: To improve the operation of the existing programme To assess the impact of the programme To maintain and assure quality To decide on continuing with the programme Any other?
  • 9.
    Example of FocusStakeholders: Students Academic Counsellors Faculty Subject Matter Experts Employers Study Centre staff/ support staff Society
  • 10.
    COAT Questions Components: What are the components of the programme? Need to cover all… Outcomes: What the programme is intended to achieve? Activities: What activities are performed during the programme delivery? And how are they organized? Target Groups: For whom the programme is designed, and what are their needs?
  • 11.
    Example of FocusComponents: Print materials Support services Academic counselling Electronic resource support Assignment and interactions Project work supervision Practical facilities Post qualification placement Any other?
  • 12.
    Example of FocusOutcomes: (eg. B. Ed.) To increase the number of trained teachers in the country To improve the quality of teaching-learning at school level Any other?
  • 13.
    Example of FocusActivities: Entrance Test Admission Supply of learning materials Academic counselling Practice teaching Workshop Assignments Term-end evaluation
  • 14.
    Example of FocusTarget Group: In-service teachers with 2 years experience of teaching in secondary schools Needs of the target group addressed?
  • 15.
    To conclude… Knowingis not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do. -- Goethe
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    The Question stillremains… HOW