User testing has allowed us to gauge the level of knowledge of people in our various user groups and figure out how people might interact with the application.
Action: To get started on the project, I met with several of my colleagues to understand what they felt was best to include in the marketing plan as well as to gauge the level of knowledge of technology used in the office for the purposes of social media and other web-based marketing.
The goal of the survey was to gauge the level of knowledge regarding wind energy that people in the community had.
As for PISA's impact in the U.S., says Larry Suter, deputy director of the Division of Research, Evaluation, and Communication at the National Science Foundation, state assessments should be reevaluated to gauge the application of knowledge, not just retention, as a marker of student progress.
It would be ideal if he could accurately gauge students' level of knowledge, is aware of the place of the seminar in the course and of the learning objectives of the course and, actually, of the whole curriculum".
The use of the vignette approach, as opposed to a generic utility assessment, made it possible to gauge the impact of knowledge of clinical response as well as potential CLL treatment toxicities on individual preferences.
The development of health state vignettes made it possible to gauge the impact of knowledge of treatment response on individual preferences: the mean utility for partial response was higher than that for stable disease by 0.08 in both Australia and the United Kingdom.
Another limitation was considering the number of articles as the main gauge for the efficiency of knowledge networks, and we ignored other aspects of knowledge networks such as capacity building and their effect on decision making.
In our book Unjust Rewards, David Walker and I corralled top City lawyers and bankers into focus groups to gauge their knowledge of where they stood: these earners of up to £10m a year ranked themselves far nearer to ordinary people, always pointing upwards to those who earned more, with the social anxiety not of have-yachts-and-have-nots, but envying those who had yachts with crews.
A major issue of contention is whether or not a pre-test should be administered, gauging for baseline measures of knowledge that are targeted using an educational intervention.
In 2012, Pew Research surveyed Americans to gauge their knowledge of our political system and asked this question: To what party did Lincoln belong?
