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Studying Your Workforce
Applied Research Methods and Tools for the Training and Development Practitioner



May 1997 | 155 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
By outlining the basic principles of research and tying them in with human resource

development (HRD) functions, this practical guidebook describes how to apply specific research methods to common HRD problems.

Topics covered include performance problem analysis, performance solutions

and assessing solution adequacy. Background sections on the theoretical and

research aspects of the methods are included, with examples drawn from

the field showing the approach used in practice. The book concludes with a

discussion of special issues including legal and ethical concerns, reporting

results, sample size and statistical analysis issues, and confidentiality and

privacy.

 
Using Research for Training and Development
 
Data Collection
Planning, Testing and Observing

 
 
Data Collection
Survey, Interviews and Reporting Results

 
 
Front-End Assessment
Identifying Performance Problems

 
 
Front-End Assessment
Basing HRD Programs on Needs Analysis

 
 
Developing HRD Solutions
 
Assessing the Adequacy of HRD Solutions

Plenty of techniques and methods to aid analysis of training and development effectiveness in a work place.

Mr Anthony Goddard
Adult education, Tameside College
July 17, 2012

Alan Clardy

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