One can begin answering these these questions by ezamining tool's range of effects. Is it to be used mainly with individuals or groups? Is it to be used instead at an organizational or even an internationalization level? What learning modes does the tools focus on? For ezample, is it meant to support primarily cognitive learning, cultural learning, action learning modes? Is it designed to give simple feedback about faults, or is it intended instead to develop higher types of learning, such as reflective learning and insight into problems and the learning experiences themselves? In addition, the tools can be classified according to the different phases of the learning process. So, for instance, is the instrument meant to support one phase of col-lecive learning, such as identification, more than other phases, or does it potentially affect all process-phases equally?