Impact Assessment Workshop at National Judicial Academy Bhopal 2015
Explore existing practices in State Judicial Academies for evaluating training impact in the Impact Assessment Workshop held at the National Judicial Academy, Bhopal in September 2015. The workshop covers topics like assessment, evaluation, challenges, and the way forward, focusing on training needs assessment, training impact evaluation, and feedback methods from various stakeholders in the judiciary system.
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Workshop on Impact Assessment at National Judicial Academy, Bhopal (02-06 Sept., 2015) Existing Practices in SJAs for evaluating training impact Santosh Snehi Mann, DHJS Judge, MACT, Delhi
Agenda Assessment & Evaluation Training Needs Assessment Training Impact Evaluation Challenges Way Forward
Training Need Assessment Process by means of which the existing capacity/level is compared to the desired level Institution Level: within & outside Perception of Judiciary: Credibility, Quality & Efficiency Individual Level: components of judicial work Competency : Knowledge & Skill
Method Feedback from the High Court Feedback from the Judicial officers Feedback from the Academicians, Lawyers & experts
Training Impact Evaluation Process to assess the extent to which the learning/training outcomes are being used in practice Institution Level: within & outside Perception of Judiciary: Credibility, Quality & Efficiency Individual Level: components of judicial work Competency : Knowledge & Skill
Method Feedback from the Participants regarding expectations from the training usefulness of training Evaluation by the Participants about Session plan Resource person/Trainer Methodology
Challenges Feedback from High Court on the administrative & judicial side Feedback from the Government Feedback from court users, those interacting with courts & public/society Feedback from those conducting surveys & studies on Perception of the Judiciary & working of courts Feedback from the Media/Press Criteria, Method & Analyses
Way Forward Formulation of a Judicial Education & Training Strategy Need Assessment Methods & Material Impact Evaluation Involvement of stake-holders & players responsible for and directly affected by working of courts
