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Clicks and completions are easy to report and mistake for an impact. In this Tech in EdTech episode, Sylvie Milverton, CEO & Co-founder of Lynx Educate, shares how companies use education to meet community and business goals and why the real scorecard must track the use of skills in work and life outcomes. The conversation covers: aligning measurements with the original objective, a simple commitment step that increases completion in longer programs, demoting metrics teams can’t act on, and avoiding bloated skill taxonomies by keeping indicators simple.
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