SMBU 9421 - Successful Sales - Stage 5 - Robin Pugh

Assessment

Assessment Methods

Direct observation of performances, practical exams, group work

Assessment DescriptionClass participation in class exercises which involve discussion questions, case study analysis, and role play activities to build students’ sales negotiations skills based on rubrics created for this course.
Learning OutcomesAll
Number of Sections1
Number of Instructors~1
Number of Students~20

Data Analysis

Data Shared With

None. I am the only one teaching the course. However, data will be discussed with the course coordinator

Data Sharing Methods
  • Face-to-face meetings
  • Email
  • Phone
Data Summary80% of students was able to present strong probing questions during role-plays; 90% participated actively in the discussion by asking relevant questions that provoked critical thinking and brought up some break through ideas and strategies from other students in the class.
Analysis SummaryStudents would 100% achieve outcome if they all participated in the role play, provided feedback, commented and asked questions that contribute to enrich the learning environment.
Next Steps PlannedCoordinate with the course coordinator to revisit the SLOs for this course; update the Course Outline and share all these data with future instructors for this course.
Learning OutcomesAll

Changes

DetailsThe course syllabus was updated to capture relevant changes that are taking place in today's sales environment. More examples taken from local SME context were used.
Learning OutcomesTo provide a better appreciation of sales strategies and techniques anchored on relationship and consultative selling approaches.

Tentative Future Plans

TermI am not teaching this course this semester
Activities

Not applicable

More DetailsNo answer

SLO Details Storage Location

Additional Highlights

The course provides a very good introduction to selling. A follow-up course, Sales Management should be taught by the same instructor to maintain the flow of the topic and sustain students' interest in this topic.

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