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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Contents About the Training Basics Series Preface Preface to the First Edition 1. Why Needs Assessment?
Introduction: An Analogy What Is Training Needs Assessment? Defining Key Terms Purposes of Training Needs Assessment Steps in Training Needs Assessment
2. The Training Request
Starting Near the End: The Training Request Why Start Here? The Initial Client Conversation Building Credibility Getting It Done
3. Identifying Questions and Data Sources
The Purposes of Data Collection and Analysis 4 Distinct Thought Processes The Data Collection Plan Getting It Done
4. Evaluating Potential Data Collection Methods
Understanding Data Collection Methods Don’t Go Ballistic Over Statistics Completing the Data Collection Plan Getting It Done
5. Data Collection Implementation
Choosing Data Collection Methods Implementing Your Data Collection The Ultimate Goal: Generating the Training Design Getting It Done
6. Data Analysis
Data Analysis Versus Recommendations What Do the Data Say? A Short Side Trip to Descriptive Statistical Analysis Nontraining Needs Getting It Done
7. Data Analysis Recommendations
Recommendations Are Not the Same as Data Analysis Making Training Recommendations Making Nontraining Recommendations So, What About ROI? Tips for Projecting ROI Or Is It ROE? Getting It Done
8. Communicating With Your Client
Planning the Feedback Meeting and Presentation Making the Presentation Steps in the Presentation Next Steps Getting It Done
9. The Ideal Organization Scan
Organization Scanning and Business Need Identification Sources of External and Organization Scan Data Getting It Done
10. A Final Note
Common Errors in Needs Assessment The Problem With Needs Assessment What About Performance Consulting? Conclusion
References Additional Resources About the Authors
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