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Most training doesn’t fail because of bad content; it fails because of bad measurement. In this episode, Dr. Will Thalheimer, Consultant, Speaker, Researcher, Work-Learning Research and Nolan Hout, SVP, Growth, Infopro Learning, discuss the biggest mistakes companies make when evaluating learning and why traditional metrics rarely reflect real performance. They explain how learning science can have a double impact, why LTEM offers a clearer path to measuring what matters, and how AI is transforming the learning evaluation landscape—a must-listen for L&D professionals working to improve effectiveness and credibility.
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