Guide for courses evaluation and upgrading

Although the project main actors, tutors and learners, have reached the envisaged work targets, and the global experience within this group has been positively evaluated, there is always a need of analysing and improving, if necessary. In this context, the Guide for courses evaluation and upgrading, synthesize the relevant aspects and conclusions drawn after each partner evaluation.

4. Analysis of the information provided by the partner institutions

4.6. Average grades for individual modules

The configuration of the average scores received by the participants during the online training activities at the consortium level presented in Table 5 is graphically depicted in Figure 13.

 

Table 5. Average grades for individual modules

 

 

 Average grades for individual modules

Modules

Max grade

INCDTP Buc.1

INCDTP Buc.2

Uni. Minho

TZU Brno

Uni. Maribor

TU Iasi

Advanced knitting technologies (AK)

10

8.80

7.40

9.03

6.99

8.93

8.68

Virtual prototyping of garments. 3D scanning. clothing for people with special needs (VP)

10

8.11

 

7.40

9.63

 

8.18

8.69

8.96

New methods for testing textile materials (TT)

12

6.70

8.5

9.75

10.25

8.04

9.73

Sustainability of textiles (ST)

12

6.40

8.125

9.49

8.35

8.62

10.28

Entrepreneurship (E)

12

7.43

9.20

9.23

6.96

9.70

10.14

Innovation management in the textile field (IM)

12

6.38

10.5

9.92

7.17

10.52

11.32

Standardization of textile testing (STT)

12

7.10

7

9.25

8.38

8.44

10.02

 

Analyzing the data in the Table 5, two important aspects can be highlighted:

- Grades may reflect the heterogeneity of the target groups in the consortium, in terms of categories;

- Grades can reflect different interests of the participants for a certain learning module, within each target group.               

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Figure 13