Standard cont'd - hdbk12000015

DOE-HDBK-1200-97

Draft learning objectives should be reviewed by facility and training personnel.

This strategy confirms technical accuracy and verifies that the training is

being developed on a sound foundation.

Draft learning objectives may elicit constructive criticism or questions. This is

expected and indicates an aggressive review process. Revising learning

objectives at this stage is more cost effective than waiting until later to revise

the completed training program.

After learning objectives are approved by management, they are used to guide

decisions relative to the selection and development of training materials.

Material and training activities should be chosen based on how readily they

enable the trainees to meet the learning objectives.