Which combination of activities supports ongoing monitoring and improvement of training initiatives?

• A. Define Standards, Collect Feedback, Conduct Audits
• B. Define Standards Only
• C. Define Standards, Collect Feedback, Regular Audits
• D. Stop After Launch

Answer: (C)

Ongoing monitoring and improvement of training relies on a continuous improvement cycle: define clear standards, collect feedback, and verify progress with regular audits. Defining standards sets the expectations and what success looks like, giving you concrete targets to measure against. Collecting feedback brings in the real experiences of learners and stakeholders, highlighting what’s working well and where gaps exist. Regular audits provide objective checks on both process and outcomes, ensuring that improvements are implemented consistently and that drift from the standards is identified on a predictable schedule. When these elements work together, you create a loop where standards guide performance, feedback reveals opportunities, and audits confirm impact and drive refinements. Without regular audits, the cycle can become sporadic; without feedback, you miss user insights; and stopping after launch ends the opportunity for ongoing improvement.