KIRKPATRICK’S MODEL OF LEARNING EVALUATION LEVEL 2 - LEARNING

 

KIRKPATRICK’S MODEL OF LEARNING EVALUATION

                                                  LEVEL 2 - LEARNING






Determine to what degree participants have acquired the intended knowledge skills and attitudes based on participations in the learning event. The focus is on effective acquisition of the content, evaluating the effectiveness of the learning at this level is done through performance demonstration or testing.   

·         Level 2 focuses on measuring what your trainees have and haven’t learned.

·         In the New World version of the tool, level 2 also measures what they think they will be able to do differently as a result, how confident they are that they can do it, and how motivated they are to make changes.

·         This demonstrates how training has developed their skills, attitudes and knowledge, as well as their confidence and commitment.

·         You can compare their learning before and their training.

Level two evaluation measures what the participants have learned as a result of the training.

When?

·         After training conducted

How?

·         By evaluating before and after the program

·         By comparing both the results

Learning measures

·         Knowledge

·         Skills

·         Attitude

·         Confidence

·         Commitment

Media used to measure learning

·         Text

·         Voice

·         Demonstration

Methods used to measure learning

·         Interview

·         Surveys

·         Tests

·         Observations

·         Combinations

Learning-connection to other levels

The connection-people who learn can

·         Experience pride

·         Experiment with the new behaviors

·         Achieve better results

The disconnection-it doesn’t ensure they

·         Liked training program

·         Will behave differently

·         Will get expected results

Learning-how to perform

·         Use a control group, if feasible

·         Evaluate knowledge, skills, and attitudes before and after

·         Get 100% participation or use statistical sample

·         Follow up as appropriate

 

 

 

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