Take detailed notes concerning significant activities observed, including the time they were initiated and/or completed When more than one evaluator is assigned to an area, divide responsibilities to ensure detailed evaluation of player activities Stay in proximity to player decision-makers on Critical Tasks, as specified in the EEG Recording Important Events Although numerous events may occur simultaneously, evaluators do not need to record all the action. Knowing which events are important eliminates superfluous information and provides the kind of data most useful for evaluation. Important events evaluators should record include the following: Initiating scenario events Actions of players in relation to the event Key decisions made by managers and the these decisions are made Deviations from and implementation procedures Times when significant actions are completed Equipment used What to Look For Individuals preparing the evaluation report will analyze the results provided by all evaluators to achieve an integrated evaluation of the exercised plans and capabilities. Their analysis will focus on the timing of key events, decisions made, and actions taken. Potential areas you should focus on to assist in that analysis include the following: Timeliness in actions Communication players and organizations Direction and coordination of field activities Monitoring and assessing events Command and control Creative player problem solving, potentially beyond current and implementation procedures Plans or procedures that affect player efforts Equipment issues in relation to player efforts
Take detailed notes concerning significant activities observed, including the time they were initiated and/or completed When more than one evaluator is assigned to an area, divide responsibilities to ensure detailed evaluation of player activities Stay in proximity to player decision-makers on Critical Tasks, as specified in the EEG Recording Important Events Although numerous events may occur simultaneously, evaluators do not need to record all the action. Knowing which events are important eliminates superfluous information and provides the kind of data most useful for evaluation. Important events evaluators should record include the following: Initiating scenario events Actions of players in relation to the event Key decisions made by managers and the these decisions are made Deviations from and implementation procedures Times when significant actions are completed Equipment used What to Look For Individuals preparing the evaluation report will analyze the results provided by all evaluators to achieve an integrated evaluation of the exercised plans and capabilities. Their analysis will focus on the timing of key events, decisions made, and actions taken. Potential areas you should focus on to assist in that analysis include the following: Timeliness in actions Communication players and organizations Direction and coordination of field activities Monitoring and assessing events Command and control Creative player problem solving, potentially beyond current and implementation procedures Plans or procedures that affect player efforts Equipment issues in relation to player efforts
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