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How to Evaluate Employee Training Programs (A Step-by-Step Guide)

KnowledgeCity

The Phillips ROI Model. The Phillips ROI Model builds heavily off of the Kirkpatrick Model. The ROI step implements cost-benefit analysis technology and strategies. Observe and Assess. What all the models have in common is an emphasis on the importance of assessment. Written Observations.

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How do we measure value creation from training?

CrossKnowledge

Next, knowledge acquisition is measured a few weeks later, to assess how effectively knowledge and skills have been passed on to the learners. It means assessing how much value has been created using key performance indicators (KPIs) that have been defined before the training begins. Phillips J, Pulliam Phillips P.

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Commonly Used Training Evaluations Models: A Discussion with Dr. Will Thalheimer

Convergence Training

But anyway, when we think about data and analysis, you know, we need to collect data that’s accurate, valid, relevant, highly predictive of what we care about, what’s important, that’s also cost-effective. Jack & Patti Phillips: [link]. Will Thalheimer: Exactly. I like that. So hold on for that. But it doesn’t.

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Free L&D webinars for March 2018

Limestone Learning

Join this interactive webcast with Jack and Patti Phillips as they describe how you can design for and demonstrate results of your sales training. How to set-up a “just-for-the-moment” analysis to collect the usefulness and impacts of microlearning? Specifically, you’ll learn what virtual reality is particularly good at, and why.

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2018: This Year in Learning– 109 Curated L&D Articles from 2018

The Learning Dispatch

Glenda Sims and Wilco Fiers have released their long-awaited white paper with their discussions and recommendations. Are you seeing a push to incorporate more data analysis into your learning and development process? (If Colloff discusses bloodstain-pattern analysis, and the training involved , in part 2 of her report.