What is Kirkpatrick model?
Quick definition: The Kirkpatrick model is a framework that evaluates training on four levels: reaction (did learners engage), learning (did they gain the skill), behavior (are they applying it) and results (did it move business outcomes). The real value sits at levels three and four, where behavi…
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The Kirkpatrick model is a framework that evaluates training on four levels: reaction (did learners engage), learning (did they gain the skill), behavior (are they applying it) and results (did it move business outcomes). The real value sits at levels three and four, where behavior change and results are proven.
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