High Impact Evaluation: A Breakthrough Model to Drive Training Impact, Not Just Measure It
Speakers
CEO, Centre for Learning Impact
Executive Director, Centre for Learning Impact
Webinar Recording Details
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Date and TimeTue, Oct 01, 2024 at 12PM Pacific / 3PM Eastern
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Duration1 Hour
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Cost$0 (Free)
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Description
High Impact Evaluation (HIE) is a powerful alternative to traditional models of evaluation. It is a novel, evidence-based approach expressly designed to help you drive impact, not just measure it.
HIE charts a new course for training evaluation that is both predictive and proactive. This proven model gives sales training completely novel tools and strategies to ensure training truly drives performance.
Join us and learn why a growing list of Fortune 500 leaders have adopted HIE’s quality assurance and proactive tools to red flag, analyze, and fix problems through all stages of program development.
Perhaps more importantly, you’ll learn how HIE triggers critical conversations between the learning teams and senior leadership. Powerful tools like Impact Mapping, for example, help all stakeholders cut through the fog of metrics to create a clear line of sight from the training, to job performance, and, ultimately, bottom-line results.
Join Dr. Lynette Gillis and Allan Bailey and discover some breakthrough thinking designed to help you advance your traditional skillsets and ensure your training stays on track to deliver maximum performance and maximum impact. High Impact Evaluation is based on leading-edge scholarship and is the culmination of an unprecedented, half-decade field-level research collaboration with the Government of Canada.
In this session learn…
HIE charts a new course for training evaluation that is both predictive and proactive. This proven model gives sales training completely novel tools and strategies to ensure training truly drives performance.
Join us and learn why a growing list of Fortune 500 leaders have adopted HIE’s quality assurance and proactive tools to red flag, analyze, and fix problems through all stages of program development.
Perhaps more importantly, you’ll learn how HIE triggers critical conversations between the learning teams and senior leadership. Powerful tools like Impact Mapping, for example, help all stakeholders cut through the fog of metrics to create a clear line of sight from the training, to job performance, and, ultimately, bottom-line results.
Join Dr. Lynette Gillis and Allan Bailey and discover some breakthrough thinking designed to help you advance your traditional skillsets and ensure your training stays on track to deliver maximum performance and maximum impact. High Impact Evaluation is based on leading-edge scholarship and is the culmination of an unprecedented, half-decade field-level research collaboration with the Government of Canada.
In this session learn…
- The six best leading indicators for predicting training transfer
- How to avoid ‘training scrap’—that 45% of all instruction that is never applied to the job
- How to exploit the sweet spot to maximize the transfer of training and boost job performance
About Allan Bailey
Allan is a seasoned measurement and evaluation authority with a professional focus on helping organizations align, evaluate and enhance the impact of their learning investments.
Allan is familiar to learning professionals for his national workshops, seminars, and speaking engagements on a variety of themes related to evaluation and workplace performance. He has presented to a range of organizations including: Harvard Business School Publishing, ATD International Conference & Expo, Training Conference & Expo, Conference Board of Canada, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Institute for Performance and Learning, and the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME).
Along with Dr. Gillis, Allan has contributed to such landmark innovations in evaluation as the Quality Standards for Evaluating Multimedia and Online Learning (McGraw Hill 2000) and the more recent advances in evaluation thinking, the High Impact Evaluation™ model. These innovative paradigms give learning organizations more powerful and easy‐to‐use tools to evaluate the impact of their learning programs.
Allan is familiar to learning professionals for his national workshops, seminars, and speaking engagements on a variety of themes related to evaluation and workplace performance. He has presented to a range of organizations including: Harvard Business School Publishing, ATD International Conference & Expo, Training Conference & Expo, Conference Board of Canada, Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Institute for Performance and Learning, and the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME).
Along with Dr. Gillis, Allan has contributed to such landmark innovations in evaluation as the Quality Standards for Evaluating Multimedia and Online Learning (McGraw Hill 2000) and the more recent advances in evaluation thinking, the High Impact Evaluation™ model. These innovative paradigms give learning organizations more powerful and easy‐to‐use tools to evaluate the impact of their learning programs.
About Dr. Lynette Gillis
Dr. Lynette Gillis is an internationally recognized authority and keynote speaker in the design, development and evaluation of learning. She has led a distinguished career at the leading edge of research and practice designed to improve the quality, effectiveness and impact of workplace learning. Lynette received her doctorate in cognitive and educational psychology from the University of Toronto in 1982. Her contributions to enhancing learning effectiveness have focused on three broad areas: measuring and evaluating learning programs, establishing quality standards for instructional excellence, and designing eLearning and blended learning solutions.
Her deep theoretical expertise is balanced by extensive field‐level experience designing and developing learning products, practices, and strategies. This experience spans all professional roles including the high‐level design, delivery, and evaluation enterprise learning and evaluation (Harvard Business, Coca-Cola, Cigna, MIT, Boeing, Capital One, etc.).
Her deep theoretical expertise is balanced by extensive field‐level experience designing and developing learning products, practices, and strategies. This experience spans all professional roles including the high‐level design, delivery, and evaluation enterprise learning and evaluation (Harvard Business, Coca-Cola, Cigna, MIT, Boeing, Capital One, etc.).