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Speaking the language of your business peers through the right success metrics
Annee Bayeux, chief learning strategist at Degreed, explores the new learning metrics that L&D leaders can use to justify learning spend in an uncertain market.
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Essential analytics for the future of learning
Analytics measure success and serve as a basis for process improvement. The key is to define the metrics in categories or levels.
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Measure what matters
L&D initiatives, projects and programs should serve a business purpose and drive business outcomes.
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Moving from program effectiveness to organizational implications
Creating business value requires a focus on understanding the key business drivers that your organization is trying to achieve.
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Using measurement to understand human barriers to worker success
It’s time for employers to think more holistically about how they measure and encourage success among their workers.
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Training results that tell a powerful story
According to a research report from LinkedIn Workplace Learning, 90 percent of CEOs believe that learning is a business solution, but only 8 percent report that training is impacting the business.
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Common sense vs. common practice
Research suggests that if you want to increase support, funding and commitment for learning, you must connect learning to impact and ROI. So what keeps you from moving from common sense to common practice?




















