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HFIDTC/WP2.1.5/2<br />

Version 2/ 30 April 2006<br />

There is an individual<br />

responsible for the<br />

implementation of the MTS<br />

Management reviews will<br />

contain the results of training<br />

validation/evaluation<br />

The evaluation strategy will<br />

include guidance as to which<br />

stage of evaluation to apply to a<br />

specific training activity<br />

A decision not to evaluate<br />

e-<strong>learning</strong> will be accompanied<br />

by a rationale behind this<br />

decision<br />

Training needs are identified<br />

and reviewed against operational<br />

goals<br />

All relevant stakeholders are<br />

involved in the evaluation of<br />

e-<strong>learning</strong><br />

The roles and responsibilities of<br />

all evaluation personnel are<br />

identified<br />

6.4.2.<br />

6.5.3.a)<br />

11.3.1.<br />

11.3.2.<br />

11.3.3.<br />

11.3.4.<br />

11.3.5.<br />

A member of management will have<br />

responsibility for the implementation of the<br />

MTS.<br />

Management reviews contain results of<br />

training audits and evaluations.<br />

The evaluation stages applied to a specific<br />

training activity shall be determined by the<br />

organization’s documented evaluation strategy.<br />

The evaluation strategy shall include, when<br />

appropriate, the rationale behind a decision not<br />

to apply a specific evaluation stage.<br />

The evaluation strategy shall specify that<br />

training needs are to be identified and<br />

reviewed against the business/operational<br />

goals.<br />

The evaluation of training shall involve all<br />

relevant stakeholders, at the appropriate<br />

management level.<br />

The evaluation strategy shall identify the roles<br />

and responsibilities of all personnel involved<br />

in the evaluation process.<br />

Performance indicators and Key<br />

Targets (KTs) pertinent to<br />

e-<strong>learning</strong> are identified<br />

All e-<strong>learning</strong> activities are<br />

checked to see that they are<br />

necessary for<br />

operational/workplace<br />

performance<br />

The results of evaluation are<br />

applied to check currency and<br />

validity of<br />

e-<strong>learning</strong><br />

The e-<strong>learning</strong> evaluation<br />

strategy is targeted to the needs<br />

of the business<br />

DTSM 4<br />

1.7.c<br />

11.3.6.<br />

11.3.7.<br />

11.3.9.<br />

11.3.8.<br />

11.3.8. Note<br />

2<br />

A training evaluation strategy should state:<br />

The responsibilities of the various stakeholders<br />

at each stage of evaluation<br />

The evaluation strategy shall include the<br />

performance indicators and KTs pertinent to<br />

training activities.<br />

Only training activities that are necessary for<br />

operational/workplace performance shall be<br />

carried out.<br />

The currency and validity of all individual<br />

training shall be maintained by the application<br />

of the results of evaluation<br />

The evaluation strategy shall be responsive to<br />

and targeted at the needs of the business<br />

Existing evaluation processes may be<br />

incorporated within the evaluation strategy.<br />

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