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September 18, 2016

5 Concrete Ways To Measure The ROI Of Training Programs

Every learning professional wants to show the value their programs create – that “Holy Grail” of analyses, ROI. Doing so in practice is often incredibly difficult. This is a practical approach to begin tackling ROI of training, starting in those areas where the learning professional is in the driver’s seat.
by Sam Test Cauthen
August 21, 2016

Fixing Business Problems, Not Just Building Content

Training helps when people need to gain or maintain new, updated, or changed skills (and the knowledge embedded in those skills). But organizations have many, many business problems caused by poor processes, inadequate tools, and so on. Many times they think training will help, but that’s where we get to professionally help them see what will help and how to use limited resources efficiently.
by Patti Shank, PhD
July 25, 2016

Using Surveys To Assess eLearning: Pros And Cons

The value of surveys for evaluating training effectiveness has been up for debate over the past few years. While some professionals now argue against using surveys to assess eLearning, evaluating the impact of training is more important than ever. We revamped our survey process after considering these pros and cons.
by Antoinette Curtin
April 14, 2016

5 Tips For eLearning Quality Assurance: How To Get eLearning’s Worth

Despite the popularity of eLearning, there is a high degree of skepticism and concern being expressed by many Learning and Development professionals on the effectiveness and ROI of technology-aided learning, keeping in mind investments in technology and infrastructure. The principal concern for them is the lack of empirical evidence for learning enhancement, as compared to overheads and associated costs. The only way to relieve them of the skepticism is to provide adequate eLearning quality assurance (QA) and prove that it fulfills the training needs well.
by Heena Nanda