“COMP@CTIVE III”
COMENIUS 2.2.C Course
Palma de Mallorca, 24-30 September 2007
ES-2007-141-001


EVALUATION QUESTIONNAIRE


Participant’s name: 
Country:           Date:
Type of training activity: Working Language:


*HOW GOOD WAS THE INTERNATIONAL COURSE?

A tool for the evaluation of transnational courses






No

Performance Indicator

Themes

4

3

2

1

1

Quality of the trans-
national element

1.1

Link between the aims of the event and the overarching aims of the transnational project/funding programme

v      clear evidence in the event programme of synergy with the overarching transnational project and the relevant funding programme

Comments:   

1.2

Development of positive attitudes towards Europe

v      opportunities for the development of positive attitudes towards Europe and transnational activities

v      extent and quality of the intercultural dimension

v      extent of the opportunity for participants to share relevant information about their own countries

Comments:   

1.3

Promotion of other  languages

v      extent and quality of opportunities for the use of various languages, both by trainers and by participants

v      evidence of strategies for overcoming language difficulties

Comments:   

1.4

Representation of a variety of countries

v      extent to which a reasonable representation of participants from various countries has been achieved

Comments:   

2

Structure, content and
delivery of the event

2.1

Organisation of  the transnational event

v      evidence of clear planning

v      realistic timescales

v      appropriate selection of delegates

Comments:   

2.2

Effectiveness of  content and appropriate range and balance of activities

v      appropriate content, clearly related to the aims/objectives of the event

v      relevant mixture of activities: e.g. ice-breaking activities, information-giving sessions, active participation in workshops by participants etc.

v      appropriateness of  social programme

Comments:   

2.3

Effectiveness of the delivery by trainers/workshop leaders etc.

v      trainers/leaders have the appropriate subject competence and knowledge

v      trainers/leaders are good communicators, with the necessary language skills

v      trainers/leaders have the appropriate didactic experience for delivering professional development

Comments:   

2.4

Effectiveness of  shared ownership of the event

v      evidence that the needs and expectations of  participants have been taken into account

v      evidence that participants have the opportunity to contribute their own expertise

Comments:   

2.5

Effectiveness of the process of monitoring and evaluation

v      quality of the mechanism for evaluation, both short-term and long-term if appropriate, including post-event follow-up

v      evidence of on-going assistance to participants, if appropriate

Comments:   

3

Materials, resources,
equipment

3.1

Provision and suitability of materials, resources and equipment

v      evidence of appropriate prior information being issued to participants

v      relevance and quality of materials issued during the event

v      sufficiency, range and suitability of other  resources, including, where appropriate, ICT

v      provision of support and assistance for technology users

v      extent to which technology and other resources are used effectively and innovatively

Comments:   

4

Quality of the domestic
arrangements

4.1

Quality and appropriateness of the domestic arrangements and the comfort factor

v      attention to practical details and catering arrangements

v      suitability of  working venue

v      quality of overnight accommodation where appropriate

v      evidence of  any special requirements of participants being taken account of

Comments:   

*Based on Guidelines for evaluating European projects by

Rosetta McLeod (Principal Officer - Learning Resources)
Dudee City Council
Scotland