Screening Toolbox: Internet, Social Media Search
Because the internet and social media are a rich source of information about prospective candidates, and social media is perceived as a forum in…
Training Evaluation Models & Forms
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A Model for Evaluation: Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels of Training
Every training course needs a method of collecting feedback to ensure a course is designed and executed to meet its learning objectives.
The Kirkpatrick model of reaction, learning, performance, and impact is a framework you can use to evaluate the strength of your training program. Level One provides guidance on “reaction in training evaluation” to gauge trainees’ reactions to an instructor, course, and learning environment.
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