Data and results
I know I bang on about evaluation and meaningful data a lot but had a Damascene moment yesterday to help explain the futility of most LnD interventions. I’ve mentioned I’m […]
Tag Archives: evaluation
Measurement and evaluation
I realised the other day I’d stopped detailing my thinking about how the Barcelona Principles for marketing might considered as principles for LnD to use for evaluation. Last time I […]
600
Yesterday’s blog post was number 600 published on here. It’s a metric but, on it’s own, relatively meaningless. The same as delivering a certain number of courses, to a certain […]
Effect on organisational performance
A few weeks ago I wrote about the Barcelona Principles and the benefit in reviewing these as a tool for measurement in learning. The next principle I amended says: The […]
Happy, happy, happy
Please rate how you feel about this post so I can understand how effective it is. “There is very little reason to believe that how trainees feel about or whether […]
