Prototype Evaluation Strategy

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Briefly discuss your prototype Evaluation strategy. Did you use Formative? Summative? Both?
I uses summative strategy for my training. Because all my students are educators; and they have the abilities to finish the basic training. I don't need to push them to keep on track every sections. So, I only need to do summative evaluation after training.
Briefly describe what you learned about your training product from the evaluation.
I learned about how motivation effect on the quality of training. The evaluation part helps me to focus on how to keep my students engaged and how to motivate them to learn proactively.
Briefly discuss what you changed (or have changed) based on feedback.
I may have to change some motivation strategy for my next training.Some

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