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• Webinar: The LTEM Learning Evaluation Framework: A Worthy Replacement for the Kirkpatrick Four-Level Model

  • When
    09 Apr 2020
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    8:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Location
    Webinar - Link to be provided by email
  • Registered
    10 registrants

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  The Kirkpatrick-Katzell Four-Level Model was originally conceived in the 1950’s, and though it has earned its share of criticism, it has remained the dominant evaluation model until recently.

  Two years ago, Will Thalheimer, getting input from industry veterans, crafted a new evaluation model to circumvent the weaknesses of the Four-Level Model. LTEM (The Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model), though simple in design, is a radical departure from other evaluation models. It encourages us to focus not just on performance and organizational results, but also on key learning outcomes, including decision-making and task competence.

  At the same time, LTEM is clear that measuring attendance and completion is inadequate and that we need a way to evaluate that recognizes the critical role of remembering and the prevention of forgetting.

  In this webinar, Will Thalheimer will take us on a tour of LTEM, and describe a number of ways that organizations are using it to re-envision their learning evaluation practices—and also rethinking the way they build their learning interventions!

  
  

  Schedule:

  • 8:00 - 9:00 pm

  Biography:

  Will Thalheimer, PhD, is a consultant and research translator, providing organizations with research benchmarking, workshops, strategic guidance

  Will shares his wisdom through keynotes, research reports, job aids, workshops, and blog posts.

  
  

  Compiler of the Decisive Dozen, one of the authors of the Serious eLearning Manifesto (eLearningManifesto.org), founder of The Debunker Club (Debunker.Club), and author of the award-winning book Performance-Focused Smile Sheets (SmileSheets.com),

  Will blogs at WillAtWorkLearning.com, tweets as @WillWorkLearn, and consults through Work-Learning Research, Inc. (Work-Learning.com).

  Will regularly publishes extensive research-to-practice reports—and gives them away for free.
  

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