Donald L. Kirkpatrick

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Donald L. Kirkpatrick was an American professor and training expert best known for developing the influential four-level model for evaluating training programs.

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instanceOf person
professor
training expert
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
developed Kirkpatrick Model NERFINISHED
four levels of training evaluation
educatedAt University of Wisconsin–Madison
employer University of Wisconsin–Madison NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork human resource development
training and development
training evaluation
genre business and management literature
professional training literature
hasConcept behavior level of training evaluation
learning level of training evaluation
reaction level of training evaluation
results level of training evaluation
hasImpactOn HR performance measurement
evaluation standards in training and development
learning and development metrics
hasLegacy continued use of his model in instructional design textbooks
widespread adoption of four-level evaluation framework
hasNameInLiterature Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels NERFINISHED
influenced corporate training industry
instructional design field
training evaluation practices worldwide
knownFor systematic approach to evaluating training effectiveness
languageOfWorkOrName English
modelUsedIn corporate training evaluation
nonprofit training evaluation
public sector training evaluation
notableFor Kirkpatrick Model NERFINISHED
four-level model of training evaluation
occupation author
management consultant
professor
positionHeld professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison
theoryNamedAfter Kirkpatrick Model of Training Evaluation NERFINISHED
wrote Evaluating Training Programs NERFINISHED
Evaluating Training Programs: The Four Levels NERFINISHED

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Kirkpatrick hasNotableBearer Donald L. Kirkpatrick