Confidence Before & After

Course 0 participants rated twice

Ratings are the participant's own confidence on a 1–5 scale, where 1 = no confidence and 5 = highly confident. Only the participants who rated the same procedures again after the course appear here. Every reading is paired: a procedure counts towards both means only where the same participant rated it on both sides, so a rating that was never given is left out rather than treated as a zero. A participant who was absent for a whole lab day carries no after rating at all, so nothing about them can be measured twice: they are withdrawn from both halves rather than counted as somebody this comparison failed to cover. Their baseline is still real cohort data and still counts on the pre-course assessment dashboard, which is also where the baseline analysis of the whole cohort lives.

Movement by course

How far each course moved the confidence of the participants who rated themselves twice. Means are comparable within a course only — every course rates its own six procedures — but the change is a difference inside one cohort, so it can be read across the rows.

Every mean is paired and prints the number of ratings behind it (n): the before mean is recomputed over exactly the procedures that were rated again afterwards, so it can differ from the baseline mean on the pre-course dashboard, which counts every rating given. Speakers, the control records the office rehearses the certificate journeys on, and the registrations withdrawn from the comparison because a whole lab day was missed are excluded throughout — from the counts and the coverage as well as from the means. Figures refresh every time this page is loaded.

Confidence before & after

Confidence Before & After

Movement by course