Abstract
Organizations’ training departments must continue to find ways to demonstrate their contribution. Very frequently, this is accomplished with satisfaction surveys. While only one piece of the effectiveness puzzle, it is affected by response rates and data accuracy. A potential solution to both challenges may lie in a measure of learners’ emotional state as a proxy for satisfaction.
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Recommended Citation
Frasard, S.
(2013).
Eyes Don’t Lie: Student Evaluation of Teachers Using Participant Facial Expressions.
Adult Education Research Conference.
https://newprairiepress.org/aerc/2013/roundtables/12
Eyes Don’t Lie: Student Evaluation of Teachers Using Participant Facial Expressions
Organizations’ training departments must continue to find ways to demonstrate their contribution. Very frequently, this is accomplished with satisfaction surveys. While only one piece of the effectiveness puzzle, it is affected by response rates and data accuracy. A potential solution to both challenges may lie in a measure of learners’ emotional state as a proxy for satisfaction.
