Sample Course and Program Evaluation 

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Content Alignment 
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Once an instructional element is completed, a content alignment is competed to verify that the materials actually support the intended objectives. 
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This insures that nothing has been overlooked and that the importance of each objective has been accounted for and critical items have received more emphasis.

This is a partial example of a content alignment for a short training course. 

Survey Assessment Analysis 
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Surveys are a commonly used tool to collect data.  Unfortunately, surveys are often created quickly and have unintended design flaws that are discovered after the survey is complete.  Some common examples are:
  • Unintended frame errors (asking participants for information that they do not have).
  • Inadequate sampling methods
  • Leading questions 
This is an example of a such a survey.  Depending on the purpose and consequences of the survey results, the information may only be useful as a general impression.   In this example, the flaws were noted and a thematic analysis was used to summarize the open ended comments. 

Program Level Assessments
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