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A Practical Guide to Needs Assessment, 2nd Edition (0787982725) cover image
A Practical Guide to Needs Assessment, 2nd Edition
ISBN: 978-0-7879-8272-0
Hardcover
352 pages
January 2007, Pfeiffer
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  • Description
  • Table of Contents
  • Author Information
  • New To This Edition
  • Reviews
  • Resources for Instructors
  • Resources for Students
  • Complete update of this popular, practical, and comprehensive guide to the key initial phase of training design.
  • Features a new Instructor's Guide with on-line and in-person exercises, questions for discussion, and a test bank.
  • Aligns with new ASTD Competencies and provides sources for instruments to measure management competencies, leadership competencies, etc.
  • Includes complete updates on all the references, forms, worksheets, job aids, and other tools – all on CD.
  • Adds a chapter to address systems thinking, culture, and social networks. Called Tricks of the Trade, it presents some expert ways of dealing with issues that arise when conducting a needs assessment.
  • New edition features case studies -- including from the health care industry and education -- and addresses the international perspectives.
  • Includes a brief history of needs analysis and current models of needs assessment including the ones covered in the book and some newer models.
  • Addresses Individual, Team, Organization, and Community needs as they related to Strategic, Process, Competency-based, Job/Task, and Training Needs Analysis.
  • Expanded section on existing data, including information about collecting data from written documents and the Internet.
  • Discusses online surveys and provides samples of survey directions, cover letters, etc.
  • Addresses new modes of training (e.g., blended, online, SCORM) and describes needs assessments within public sector organizations (including health care entities), educational institutions, government agencies, and communities.
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