The Kirkpatrick Podcast
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The System Kirkpatrick Was Always Building Toward
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Welcome to the Kirkpatrick podcast, where we bridge traditions and trends in learning and performance evaluation. Whether you're a seasoned learning professional or just starting out, join us as we dive into the Kirkpatrick Model like never before. Through stories and insights, we're fusing time-honored methods with cutting-edge innovations to help you navigate the ever-evolving world of learning and performance evaluation. Subscribe now to stay up-to-date with our weekly episodes and gain practical strategies to enhance your training programs. Don't miss out—be part of the learning revolution!
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- The System Kirkpatrick Was Always Building Toward · 7 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 33What happens when seven episodes on training evaluation come together into one system? In the finale of our seven-part series on the Kirkpatrick Model, we bring problems…
- The Fear Behind Every Evaluation Gap · 7 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 32Most organizations don't avoid evaluation because they don't understand it. They avoid it because they're afraid of what it might reveal. In the sixth episode of our seven-part…
- Building an Evidence Case for Your Training Program · 7 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 31Would you trust a verdict built on a single witness? In the fifth episode of her series on the Kirkpatrick Model, Vanessa Milara Alzate tackles validity — whether an evaluation…
- Transfer Doesn't Happen by Accident. It Happens by Design. · 6 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 30Why do people leave training energized to change, and then slide right back into old habits within weeks? In the fourth episode of her seven-part series on the Kirkpatrick Model…
- The Brain Doesn't Erase Old Behavior — It Competes With It · 9 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 29Why does training so often produce people who understood the material but still didn't change what they do? In the third episode of her seven-part series on the Kirkpatrick…
- The Training Trap · 7 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 23Why does "we need training" show up as the answer to almost every organizational problem — even when the real issue is a broken process, an unclear policy, or a leadership…
- The Money for Training Is Leaving and Nobody's Watching It Go · 13 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 27How much does an organization spend on training every year — and how much of that spend actually changes performance? In the first episode of a new series walking through the…
- Stop Funding Coaching You Can't Prove Works · 42 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 26Coaching is having a moment — the market has grown more than 60% since 2019, and a third of Fortune 500 companies are now paying for executive coaching. But when most leaders are…
- The Misconception That Wastes the Most Time in Learning and Development with Wendy Kayser Kirkpatrick · 33 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 25Few people have watched the Kirkpatrick Model travel across as many organizations as Wendy Kayser Kirkpatrick. Founder of Kirkpatrick Partners, steward of the model for 16 years…
- What the World Cup Taught Me About Return on Expectations · 19 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 24Vanessa Milara Alzate is watching the World Cup a little differently this year — and she wants you to, too. In this solo episode of The Kirkpatrick Podcast, Vanessa uses three…
- Why the Kirkpatrick Model Isn't an L&D Tool — It's a Business Model with Jawad Ahmed · 58 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 23In this episode of The Kirkpatrick Podcast, Vanessa sits down in person with Jawad Ahmed, a longtime Kirkpatrick Partners affiliate and director at C2C in India, for a candid…
- Valid vs. Available: The Data Trap Most Orgs Fall Into · 59 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 22Most organizations are confident they have data. Loads of it. But in this episode of the Kirkpatrick Podcast, Vanessa sits down with psychometrician and data-analytics professor…
- AI Can't Read the Room: Myra Roldan on Why Human Judgment Still Wins · 55 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 21Everyone says they're behind on AI. According to Myra Roldan, Chief AI Officer of UnDesto AI, if everyone's behind, then no one really is — and that hype is costing organizations…
- Is it Really Survey Fatigue? Or Is It Survey-Action Fatigue. — Dr. Benjamin Granger · 45 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 20Ask executives whether they act on the feedback they get from employees, and 85 to 95% will say absolutely. Ask the frontline the same question, and the score drops by 30 to 50…
- Scaling Evaluation: From Pockets of Excellence to Enterprise Capability · 50 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 19In this episode of The Kirkpatrick Podcast, Vanessa sits down with Ted Kniker — co-founder of IMPACT Paradigm Associates, former Chief of Evaluation at the U.S. Department of…
- Is Your System Killing Your Evaluation Strategy? · 16 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 18In this episode of the Kirkpatrick Podcast, Vanessa Milara Alzate makes a bold claim: your evaluation efforts aren't failing because of your model, your data, or your people…
- From Content Creation to Performance Architecture: The New Mandate for L&D · 21 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 17AI is forcing a difficult but necessary question for learning and development leaders: if knowledge is now instant, searchable, and increasingly automated, where does L&D create…
- The Leadership Blind Spot That's Undermining Your Training ROI · 14 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 16Most organizations say they want better measurement. They invest in tools, dashboards, and surveys. They ask their L&D teams to prove impact. And yet, nothing really changes…
- One Owner Isn't a System—It's Why Evaluation Breaks · 10 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 15Most organizations do not have an evaluation problem. They have an ownership problem. Evaluation often begins with one committed L&D leader, analyst, or internal champion who…
- From Surveys to Strategy: How to Build a Culture of Evaluation That Drives Results · 17 mnt · Musim 5 Episode 14Many organizations say they value evaluation. What they often mean is that they send surveys, track completion, and produce dashboards. That may create visibility, but it rarely…
