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Indicators of a Successful Project | Test Development and Evaluation

QUESTION

Critically analyze the indicators of successful projects.

Course: Test Development and Evaluation

Course Code 6462

Level: B.Ed Solved Assignment

ANSWER

Indicators of a Successful Project

Classroom projects are appraised in terms of context, input, process, and output.

The following indicators show the success of any classroom project.

Contextual Indicators

In terms of context, the indicators of successful projects are;

1.  A successful project meets the needs of the students such as the project according to age, mental capacity, interest, paying capacity of students if  applicable, etc

2.  Culturally not sensitive

3.  Helpful in resolving local community issues

4.  Challenging means no so easy and not so difficult

5.  Supportive in teaching and learning

Input Indicators

Regarding input during a classroom project, the indicators of a successful project  are given below.

1.  Use of resources that facilitate learning

2.  Financial, material, and human resources are utilized according to the plan

3.  Appropriate instructions/guidelines are followed and records are maintained

4.  All inputs are aligned with the objectives of the project

5.  Ensure the inputs are available by the end of the project

Process Indicators

A project will be considered successful in terms of the process when the following  indicators are evident.

1.  All the activities are carried out according to the plan

2.  Followed standards as designed

3.  Quality of the activities is above benchmarking

4.  Pace of the work is according to the timeline

5.  All the stakeholders are satisfied with the processes of the project

Output Indicators

In terms of outputs, the indicators of a successful project include;

1.  The outputs in the form of students’ learning, reports, and presentation show the  attainment of the objectives.

2.  Project reveals increasing knowledge, skills, and experience

3.  Performance of the students after the project has enhanced which was measured through tests and examinations

4.  There is a change recorded in the learning place/classroom situation

5.   Satisfaction of all stakeholders on the project after completion


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