Conduct a project retrospective to evaluate your learning project's execution.
When you finish a learning project, how often do you jump right into the next project without stopping to reflect on your last project's successfulness? The truth: It's all too easy to avoid taking the time to review and evaluate what did and did not work in the execution of your last learning project.
Advertisement
Learning professionals' jobs go beyond evaluating performance issues and creating learning content. W
You've reached ATD member-only content.
Sign in below or join ATD to continue.