This is a template I frequently use with teams to review the outcome of a project, with a focus on reflection of the process to identify strengths which should be maintained, and weaknesses to be addressed. I typically have individuals contribute as…

The PLOWS format was developed as an alternative to the standard After Action Review Template by the "Ruby Mountain Hotshots", driven mostly by the efforts of Craig Cunningham. It stands for Plan, Leadership, Obstacles, Weaknesses and Strengths.

title: Synopsis This template describes the 4 sections of the traditional [[After Action Review]] (AAR) format. It should be understood within the broader framework of [[Conducting an After Action Review|conducting After Action Reviews]]. The AAR …

A guide to facilitating AARs as originally developed by the U.S. Army.

These resources may be helpful in learning how to perform After Action Reviews: Conducting an After Action Review TC 25-20 A Leader's Guide to After-Action Reviews.pdf VA's Guide to the After Action Review.pdf The US Army's After Action Reviews - Se…

The After Action Review (AAR) is a structured process of reviewing a project, objective or mission with the goal of identifying what went well and should be maintained going forward, as well as what didn't go well and should be improved for next time…