Behavior-First Design
August 11, 2026
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How to Measure the ROI of L&D
Completion is not performance. This article explores the gap between finishing a course and changing what people actually do at work—and how behavior-first instructional design closes that gap.
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Most training proves attendance, not change. To measure the ROI of learning and development honestly, start with the behavior the training is meant to change, and prove it moved before you reach for a formula.
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