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Assess Evaluation Revision Impact

I have last year's course evaluation and this year's revised version plus participant scores and post-course performan…

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I have last year's course evaluation and this year's revised version plus participant scores and post-course performance samples for 300 learners. I can't tell if score shifts come from the new questions or from different cohorts. Compare the two forms for question intent and sensitivity, advise whether the revisions are likely to produce more valid outcome measures, and recommend one statistical check I can run now to make the verdict defensible to our steering committee.
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We revised the evaluation form this year and I need to tell whether it actually improved learning outcomes.

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