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Goal Analysis

Goal Analysis. Dr. Luis C. Almeida. Sample Goal Analysis. Goal: For volunteers to provide safe, reliable, and quick transport passengers around campus using a motor vehicle. Our Goal Analysis.

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Goal Analysis

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  1. Goal Analysis Dr. Luis C. Almeida

  2. Sample Goal Analysis Goal: For volunteers to provide safe, reliable, and quick transport passengers around campus using a motor vehicle.

  3. Our Goal Analysis Goal: The volunteers will be able to identify how to organize and shelve books according to the Dewey Decimal System.” Identify and Organize Books Safety of Training Maximized Time Know the System Small books Safe Shelf Space Minimizing Unnecessary Topics Master the locations in the library Easily Identifiable Let’s elaborate

  4. Breaking Down • Make sure to start your technical report has a section called "Goal Analysis" after the instructional goal. • Goal Analysis (14 points, bold)

  5. Writing • WRITE TO THE AUDIENCE WHICH MATERIALS WILL BE AVAILABLE TO THE LEARNERS IN A NARRATIVE FORMAT. YOU ARE TO ALSO TIE YOUR NARRATIVE BACK TO THE GOAL OF YOUR INSTRUCTION. IN THIS CASE, THE DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM. YOU ARE TO ALSO TIES YOUR NARRATIVE BACK TO THE GOAL OF YOUR INSTRUCTION.

  6. Writing • Currently there are several books that cover the Dewey Decimal System. These volumes are either written for a professional librarian learning how to catalog and classify books or are for a younger audience learning the basics in a school setting. Neither of these are guides for library pages to learn the basics of shelving.

  7. Writing • AFTER THAT, WRITE A NARRARIVE EXPLAINING WHY YOUR INSTRUCTIONAL MODULE WILL BE BETTER THATN OTHERS. ALWAYS USE EXAMPLES TIEING BACK TO YOUR GOAL (DECIMAL SYSTEM AND SHELVING).

  8. Writing • There are also several websites dedicated to teaching the fundamentals of shelving. However these websites are made specifically for an individual library. These websites could be used for individuals to learn about how the Dewey Decimal System works and the basic facts about shelving, but may not be the best way to teach volunteers about a specific library.

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