ANALYSIS - Artifact 4: Learner Analysis

     Effective training must be designed with the learner in mind. The following learner analysis helped me determine the most effective approach to teaching faculty the intellectual skill of conducting an item analysis.

Context
  • This analysis was conducted in October 2003 as the class project for EME5603, Introduction to Systematic Instructional Design, taught by Dr. R. Reiser.
  
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Conditions
  • I independently organized and conducted the analysis using appropriate subjects whom I selected among the faculty and staff at Florida State University.
  • All content was created by me personally.
Scope
  • The analysis was used as the basis to create a print-based, self-instructional module on conducting item analysis of multiple-choice exams.
  • Since their publication, the materials have been used in their original form by Assessment Services customers and employees.
  • Additionally, I have adapted the materials to teach a yearly workshop on item analysis for the Program for Instructional Excellence at Florida State University.
  • Both the self-instructional module and the workshop are rated positively by users and participants.
Role
  • I personally completed all phases of the project, including the analysis presented in this artifact.


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