Why Level 3 Evaluation is the Missing Link in Your Training Strategy
Kirkpatrick Partners, LLC
The Standard for Leveraging and Validating Talent Investments?
Learning and development professionals know that measuring training effectiveness goes beyond smile sheets and knowledge checks. But why does Level 3—the measurement of behavior change in the workplace—often get overlooked? In our latest episode of The Kirkpatrick Podcast, we uncover why Level 3 evaluation is the true catalyst for business success and how organizations can make it work.
Why Level 3 Matters: Many organizations stop at Level 2, assuming that if employees score well on a test, the training was successful. But knowledge doesn’t guarantee application. Without tracking how (or if) employees are applying their learning, there’s no way to know if the training is driving real results.
The Challenge: The biggest hurdle? Level 3 is harder to measure. Unlike a survey or quiz, evaluating workplace behavior requires observation, follow-ups, and ongoing support. But as we discuss in the episode, it’s not impossible—it just takes a strategic approach.
The Solution:
Final Thoughts: Level 3 isn’t just about measurement—it’s about driving change. The organizations that prioritize it are the ones that see lasting impact. Want to hear more? Tune into the full episode now.
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