1. Pertinence: Are the goals and objectives meaninful for meeting the needs of potential participants.
Analyse the needs of the target group analize the needs of the target group by asking course graduates, experts of the field, continuing schools etc.
Compare course objectives with primary needs
Match course objectives to prevailing needs
2. Coherence: Selected methods, resources and time available are coherent with the goals.
The duration of the course, the methods used and the learning aids, the quality of the teachers etc. are they suitable and sufficient to achieve the objectives.
How can the course concept be changed in order to achieve the objectives?
3. Efficiency: The ratio between effort and effect is favorable.
Is the desired effect achieved with as little effort as possible.
Are learning activities or resources used although they contribute little to success?
4. Effectiveness: The goals and objectives are met.
The learning success corresponds to the objectives pursued.
Course graduates convince with expected knowledge and skills.
5. Sustainability: The course leads to changes in the context in the long term.
Thanks to their competence, course graduates show a positive effect on their working environment.
Beside the improved employability in their profession the course shows positive effects on the development oft he participants
Task
Check which aspects you want to give priority when evaluating an educational intervention.