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Evaluation of learning

April 4, 2018

In this white paper, we outline the industry standard Kirkpatrick and Phillips evaluation models, introduce the newer Brinkerhoff Success Case methodology and cover various methods for data collection in order to aid you in better evaluating e-learning.Evaluation allows the organisation to find out to what extend a particular training initiative has met its target. As a process, evaluation needs to be carried out in tandem with training design.

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