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Conducting a needs analysis

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McArdle, Geri

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Crisp Pub. Menlo ParkUS 1998Description: vi, 97 pAction note:

7/31/03 TESSAH

Summary: Explains the needs analysis process, and its usefulness in understanding, identifying and addressing organizational needs. Provides methodologies and sample materials for the 4-step process: surveillance, investigation, analysis, and report. Includes guidelines for analysing the situation; gathering, organizing and evaluating data; and assessing the need for training.

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Explains the needs analysis process, and its usefulness in understanding, identifying and addressing organizational needs. Provides methodologies and sample materials for the 4-step process: surveillance, investigation, analysis, and report. Includes guidelines for analysing the situation; gathering, organizing and evaluating data; and assessing the need for training.

7/31/03 TESSAH

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