The study deals with the issue
of quality in training products with a specific focus on the outputs implemented
within the Leonardo da Vinci Programme (2000-2006). In detail, the research
aims at:
- identifying a set of transversal quality
indicators of Leonardo projects, by classifying the final results
by typology of beneficiaries and pedagogic medium which has been used;
- verifying the average market costs
for every production component, in order to define a set of economic
parameters which can be used to check the "rentabilité"
and the coherence in managing and exploiting the resources which are
spent in order to achieve the results;
- arranging grids and score systems
to assign to products, when implementing projects administrative control.
At the end of the research a final report
has been drafted, which contains:
- a description of carried out activities;
- the presentation of the elaborated
assessment tools;
- an analysis of the technical features
of the different media which are used by promoters to spread projects
results and of the processes underlying training products implementation;
- the elaboration of costs tables to
appraise the coherence of the product with the investment which has
been exploited.
The study is co-ordinated
by the Italian Leonardo da Vinci National Agency, in close cooperation
with three National Agencies (Portugal, Norway and Finland) and with the
European Commission.
To see the documents which
have been realised within the research, which are available in English,
click
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