During a city occupancy-permit class, the instructor replaced the vendor's hotel examples with local mixed-use buildings. What should the instructor evaluate about that change?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Swapping in city buildings is fine — as long as clerks can still hit the occupancy objective. Pretty photos, a director's taste, and a slightly shorter hour do not answer that. Judge the in-flight change against the published outcomes.
Full Explanation
Evaluating course design includes judging modifications made during delivery against the original learning objectives. Customizing vendor examples for a municipal audience is appropriate only if learners can still demonstrate the intended occupancy-permit skills. Aesthetic preference, stakeholder opinion, and minor schedule drift are not the success criteria. The after-action review should state whether the modified examples preserved objective coverage.