Measuring impact can be difficult — but it’s also possible. In this article, Kevin M. Yates, L&D detective, has identified three prevalent reasons for impact measurement failure and ways in which to respond for impact measurement success.
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Even though most training practitioners know that evaluation is important little is actually done. In this article, we'll review a practical three-step process to measuring training outcomes and impact.
In this Training Industry article, we'll take a look at how companies can prioritize just-in-time, on-demand learning, social learning and outcome-focused learning journeys in L&D.
The pressure to prove that your team’s training was effective and valuable can feel, well, overwhelming. In this article, we’ll review three helpful best practices L&D professionals can use when measuring the impact of their training programs.
In this article, we'll review how L&D leaders can position themselves as strategic partners in their organization by conducting a mid-year impact assessment and effectively communicating results.
Like the old saying goes, “What you measure is what you will improve.” If learning leaders wish to prove training’s impact, they must measure individual employee’s performance, rather than rely solely on post-training surveys and questionnaires.
In part two of "Evaluating the Effectiveness of Skills Transfer in the Workplace," we'll review some assessment methods for evaluating skills retention so you can gain valuable insights into the retention of skills and make informed decisions.
Conducting a workforce analysis takes time and preparation, but the results can lead to long-term benefits to your training strategies. In this article, we'll evaluate what a workforce analysis is, why it's important and how to implement one.
If an organization is going to spend money on a training budge, it’s only natural to measure the economic ROI gained from training. In this article, we’ll review a few practical methods to evaluating your training programs.
Measuring training ROI is more achievable now more than ever — especially with today’s digital technology. With the right data, design and patience, the true strategic value of organizational learning can shine through.