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Session plan

The session plan is the last design step. It opens once the needs analysis is approved, and it needs a ready MSEL before it can be ready itself.

The Session plan page, on the Evaluation plan step
The Session plan page, on the Evaluation plan step
Step What it covers
Evaluation plan The Exercise Evaluation Guides and who rates what
Design validation The planning meeting, the dry run and what they found
Session Date, time, time zone, modality and logistics
Documents and follow-up Session documents and the calendar afterwards
Review What’s still pending

Only a small core is required. The rest is optional and folded away.

TTX-Zone creates one EEG per objective. Its observation points come from the conditions in the objective’s success criterion, the expected actions of the MSEL that evidence it, and any notification the objective cites. You can add your own points for what those don’t cover.

Every point is rated on one common scale, which you can adjust for a point:

Level Meaning
P Performed without challenges
S Performed with some challenges
M Performed with major challenges
U Unable to be performed

If the needs analysis or the MSEL changes, the plan tells you, and Update the EEGs brings the points in line. Ratings are kept.

Every objective needs an Evaluator. A warning tells you if there’s no Lead Evaluator.

The plan needs every objective measured, a ready MSEL with its mandatory injects validated, and the session’s date, time, zone and modality. An in-person session needs a venue, and a remote one a link. Then select Mark ready.

Download documents, at the top of the page, offers:

Document For
Situation Manual (SitMan) Players, before the session: objectives, rules, roles and the starting point. Never the injects
Facilitator and Controller guide The team: stop procedure, roster and the MSEL by phase
Inject cards Printing, for a session on paper
EEGs Evaluators
Evaluation plan The team
Participant feedback form A paper version of the form

The plan also holds the stop procedure. The stop keyword is set in the needs analysis.