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Projects: Performance Information Framework
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The overall aim of the Performance Information Framework
project, conducted in 2000, was to examine the issues around
the development of a data collection framework for flexible
learning, and make recommendations for the development of
robust performance information to support evaluation and continuous
improvement of flexible learning.
Project Outcomes
- Scope the current data collection systems at the national
and state/territory level to determine their capacity for
measuring the success of flexible learning,
- Review the scope and purpose of the data to assist in
developing a statistics collection for flexible learning
that measures achievement against the measures of success,
- Identify gaps in data elements collected nationally,
- Estimate cost implications nationally and to States/Territories
of any possible expansion (introduction and on-going maintenance)
to current collection arrangements.
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Scope of Flexible Learning and Implications for
Improved Data Collecting and Reporting Systems 2001
Report. Download PDF
(212 kb) or Word
(326 kb).
This report is relevant to projects and people wanting
information about statistical collections, performance
management, and data collection systems currently available
within VET and the issues associated with collection.
Of particular relevance to: researchers, management,
systems designers, and those concerned with policy.
This document is available in
Adobe Acrobat's Portable Document Format (PDF) and Microsoft
Word. If you do not already have the Acrobat Reader
you can download
it for free from Adobe.
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Last updated:
February 16, 2006
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