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Plan a pilot of a new course before full rollout

A pilot test plan to try out new training with a small group, collect the right evidence, and decide what to fix before launch.

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The prompt

Help me plan a pilot of a new training course. Course: [NAME, FORMAT, LENGTH, OBJECTIVES] Full rollout audience: [WHO and HOW MANY] Pilot date and constraints: [DETAILS] Stakeholders who need to approve launch: [NAMES or ROLES] Biggest uncertainties: [e.g. "timing of activities", "is the content too basic?", "will the tech work?"] Plan: 1. Pilot group selection: size and mix that represents the real audience (including skeptics and different experience levels), not just enthusiasts. 2. What to test: timing, clarity of instructions, difficulty, relevance, engagement, tech, assessment validity, facilitator guide usability. 3. Data collection: observer checklist, timing log, end-of-session survey, short focus group, assessment results, and a follow-up a few weeks later on application. 4. Success criteria decided before the pilot (e.g. "80% can complete the scenario correctly", "runs within 10 minutes of planned time"). Return: 1. A pilot plan table: What we are testing | How we measure it | Success criterion | Who collects it. 2. An observer checklist. 3. Survey questions (8-10) focused on usefulness and clarity, not just satisfaction. 4. Focus group questions (6-8). 5. A decision template: Finding | Severity | Fix | Owner | Must fix before launch? (Y/N). 6. A short invitation message to pilot participants explaining their role.

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What to fill in

  • NAME, FORMAT, LENGTH, OBJECTIVES
  • WHO and HOW MANY
  • DETAILS
  • NAMES or ROLES

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