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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2019 · 26 MIN

Measuring the impact of learning ecosystems with Steve Foreman - No. 72

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This podcast is an exploration of measuring the impact of learning ecosystems with Steven Foreman, the President of InfoMedia Designs. The podcast starts with Steve outlining his ecosystem model and then he talks about measuring impact. Steve talks about the strategic work that L&D need to be working on and how it leads to a layered approach to measurement. The layers are: the business metrics, then the performance metrics and then learning metrics. These layers form a framework for learning dashboards. Useful links Connect with Steve Foreman on LinkedIn Find out more about InfoMedia Designs Download Steve 's presentation “Evidence of Impact: How Metrics Drive a Learning and Performance Ecosystem”

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