Context, Input, Process, And Product (Cipp) Model Program Evaluation With A Management Approach At National Research Agency Education And Training Center

Abstract

This research is an evaluation study of the implementation of accrual-based government accounting training and the SAIBA application. Program evaluation is carried out using the CIPP model developed by Stufflebeam, an evaluation model that uses a management-oriented approach. This research is a preliminary study for further research so that in this research, many literature reviews are carried out, which will provide an overview for the evaluation of other programs held at Center for Education and Training, National Research Agency (Pusdiklat BRIN). The method used is more focused on managerial needs and can be used as feedback, especially concerning the readiness of the human resources of Pusdiklat BRIN. Data processing procedures are carried out by preparing, gathering, verifying, validating, analyzing, and reporting. The study results stated that the Participants' Service Satisfaction Level for presenters, committee services, programs, on average was 90.1% and the results of the Analysis of Potential Improvement of Program Elements were 15.15% for additional training time 9.09% for increased practice. The recommendation from the evaluation research is that the training is worth continuing in the next batch.