I used after-action reviews for the last 40 years. I was first exposed to them in the Air Force as a strategy for continuous improvement. AARs have served me well. I continue to use them today. I also use them in the classroom and you can as well.
AARs are easy to conduct and yield a lot of valuable information about your course and its activities. The key is to do something with what you learn.
This week we are going to take a closer look at after-action reviews and how you can improve your courses.
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