Effective Training: Implementing the Four Levels
Donald Kirkpatrick and James Kirkpatrick
November 28, 2007
Measuring how your training accomplishes its stated goals is an obvious challenge. Training managers need practical step-by-step instructions on how the four levels of program evaluation can link the value of learning to business results. During this Webcast, Donald Kirkpatrick, PhD, and James Kirkpatrick, PhD, will explain the key principles of conducting effective training and offer insight on evaluation methods for each of the four levels.
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