Final Report.CDR - National Institute of health and family welfare

PART FOUR - REACTION LEVEL EVALUATION
The participants were given a questionnaire on the Reaction Level
Evaluation at the end of the training to assess the extent to which the
training programme met its objectives. Given below are the responses given
by the participants:
Analysis of the Reaction Level Evaluation:
An analysis of the Reaction level by the participants on various variables
revealed that the training course was successful. Some of the findings of
the Reaction level Evaluation are as below:
•60% participants rated very good and about 35% rated excellent with
regard to whether the goals and objectives of the training were
relevant with reference to the needs of the participants (Table-I).
•About 45% participants rated very good with respect to the variable
“goals and objectives of the training programme”; 28% rated as excellent
and about 18% as very good for the same. (Table-II)
•40 % participants rated the background material provided during the
training course to be relevant to topics and sessions as very good and 35
% rated it as excellent for the same.(Table-III).
•About 45% stated that the training course provided very good current
and latest knowledge and 35% rated as excellent with regards to this
variable (Table-IV).
•24% rated excellent when asked about the extent to which the sessions
were stimulating and 43% rated as very good for the same (Table-V).
•60% rated the general organization of the training course as very good,
10% as excellent and approximately 25% as good (Table-VI).
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