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Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Evaluation

Learnnovators

As per the model, evaluation should always start off with level one, followed by levels two, three, and four if time and budgets permit. Since Kirkpatrick stated his original model, other theorists like Jack Phillips, have referred to a fifth level, namely, Return On Investment (ROI).

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KIRKPATRICK’S FOUR LEVELS OF EVALUATION

Learnnovators

As per the model, evaluation should always start off with level one, followed by levels two, three, and four if time and budgets permit. Since Kirkpatrick stated his original model, other theorists like Jack Phillips, have referred to a fifth level, namely, Return On Investment (ROI). Written by Banshori Bhattacharya.

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Free L&D webinars for May 2018

Limestone Learning

Even with the positive trends toward on-demand, blended learning programs, the bulk of learning budgets are still spent on instructor-led training. The recipe requires you to put pedagogical learning methods aside and makes andragogy—adult learning theory—a priority. Dr. Patti P.

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Free L&D webinars for March 2018

Limestone Learning

The critical metrics for linking sales enablement to desired business outcomes, and growing your budget over time. 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 these principles can and should be applied to learning operations.

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4 Critical Factors for Evaluating a Learning Company

Obsidian Learning

Examples run the gamut, from adapting to tighter budgets, adjusting project delivery dates to accommodate scheduling imperatives, or simply developing user-friendly solutions for SME review of (almost) finalized materials. Key questions (to help you evaluate your existing learning vendor). “Smooth” does not necessarily mean “linear”.