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Improving existing tools

Generate richer evidence of learning

Boy using sewing machine in WW2 workshop at the Imperial War Museum, London

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Several organisations used the GLOs to improve one of their existing research tools in order to generate better evidence of learning.

Warwickshire Libraries and Leeds City Art gallery added a single question to an existing research tool.

The Imperial War Museum decided to rewrite an existing questionnaire using the GLOs as a framework.

Go to the downloads to find out more about the experiences of pilot sites and to see the Imperial War Museum's questionnaire.

Now go to 'Developing new tools' to continue

'We expect the use of the GLOs…to become common practice, embedded in our project planning and evaluation. It is a vocabulary through which we can describe what we achieve. The fact that this is being done across the country gives it great weight and credibility.'

Jo Rice
formerly Warwickshire Museums and Heritage Service.

Using existing evidence

Improving existing tools

Developing new tools

Impact of piloting

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Warwickshire Libraries (Word Document

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Leeds City Art Gallery (Word Document

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IWM questionnaire (Word Document

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Imperial War Museum (Word Document

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