This chapter discusses the evaluation of learning outcomes. It describes two broad groups of evaluation: quantitative and qualitative. Quantitative evaluation uses tests and measurements to obtain data on learning gains, while qualitative evaluation utilizes standards to judge if gains are at an acceptable level. The chapter also covers the characteristics, types, and process of developing evaluation instruments. It provides examples of different test item types, including short answer, completion, alternative, matching, and multiple choice questions. Finally, it discusses administering, scoring, and using the results of evaluations.