An introduction to LTEM with Will Thalheimer
Measure what really matters with the Learning-Transfer Evaluation Model. In this self-paced Love to Learn Experience, you'll get a quick introduction from Will himself to how it can help you take your learning evaluation to the next level.
Introducing Will and LTEM
" It's the only learning evaluation framework that is aligned with what we know about the learning sciences."
Watch Will's introduction video to learn more.
Do you measure what matters?
Do you want to make smarter decisions, create more strategic learning design, and clearer value for your customers?
Learn from Will how the updated LTEM can help you.
In this self paced course, the creator of LTEM himself, Will Thalheimer, introduces you through the renewed model, shows evidence why most mainstream models are not sufficient to measure the true effect of learning and how LTEM can make a real difference.
What can you expect:
Get instant access to our online learning environment
Reflect on your current practice
Watch highlights from the masterclass with Will
Get introduced to the renewed LTEM model, including recent updates.
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Will Thalheimer
Will is a world-renowned thought leader focused on research-based practices for learning, work performance, presentations, and evaluation—as well as an advocate for learning professionals.
Some takeaways from the masterclass
⭐ LTEM is a multi-tiered, conceptual model to support your learning evaluation. Every tier requires its own approach, from optimised learner surveys to randomised controlled trials.
⭐ Will shared research showing that only 15% of L&D professionals find learner surveys “very useful” for improving learning design. This highlights the need for smarter, more targeted ways to collect feedback. It proves why LTEM matters.
⭐ The session emphasised that learning is iteration: gathering the right data, acting on it, and refining the experience. LTEM helps identify what kind of data truly indicates learning transfer, pushing us beyond completion rates or satisfaction scores.