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To communicate learning effectiveness to business leaders, you must clearly define your initiative’s validity relative to how it aligns with Kirkpatrick’s Level 3 and 4 expectations
Thu Sep 19 2013
There is a lot of rhetoric about how to effectively validate learning effectiveness, and yes, much of it is rhetoric and misleading advice. No one disputes that learning must be effective and accountable; however, don’t confuse these two distinct requirements. To communicate learning effectiveness to business leaders, you must clearly define your initiative’s validity relative to how it aligns with Kirkpatrick’s Level 3 and 4 expectations.
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