When we celebrate L&D milestones, like program launches or completions, are those celebrations warranted, or premature? If you're on the hunt to uncover L&D impact, what should you celebrate?

Register now to join David Rosenfeld, Senior Manager of Ethics and Compliance- Learning and Engagement, for a virtual session.

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Session Overview

In this session you will learn how to:

• Reflect on the risks and realities that exist in your business when it comes to evaluating program impact
• Choose a strategy to apply with your team or your work

Just as investors can have their financial plans derailed by fear, and how scientific conclusions can be weakened by hastiness, good L&D evaluation has its own guiding emotions and pitfalls. The best intentions, industry models, and data collections tools can only take us so far, as we encounter the realities of work: behaviors, incentives, and culture.

To protect ourselves from shortcomings like pride, bias, and even just fatigue, we should establish guardrails for our evaluation strategies. This can be done by carefully observing our audiences and work context, and by providing clear expectations, establishing operational discipline, and most importantly, just having an open mind.

Come hear how an instructional designer, straight out of school, tested out different approaches over 8 years on the same team, and leave with ideas for fortifying your evaluation strategies to protect your team's most valuable insights.

This session is for:

• L&D people frustrated when evaluation best practices don't seem to work in the context of their business
• L&D people frustrated when they know their evaluation strategy works well, but it goes under appreciated

About the Presenter

David Rosenfeld is currently the Senior Manager of Ethics and Compliance, Learning and Engagement at Takeda Pharmaceuticals, supporting 20K employees across the U.S. Business Unit. Formerly, he was a Senior Manager of Instructional Design at athenahealth, where he led an ID 'center of excellence', providing sales, marketing and product enablement. David holds a Master of Education in Instructional Design from Northeastern University.

Cancellation Policy: A full refund will be issued if the cancellation request is made on or before 5 calendar days before the scheduled program. Please email events@tdmaine.org with your inquiries.