Online Webinar – Recorded August 14th, 2019
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media 1 PDU – Free
Provider: Training Magazine Network

The perception of learning programs in your organization is a fundamental factor in determining the success of those initiatives.

That perception begins with past experiences, and if you are working to enhance and improve outcomes, that sometimes means you have a big uphill climb just to encourage participation.

Learning programs and initiatives can benefit from many of the principles of effective change management – among those is the importance of effectively communicating the importance and purpose of the program – from the perspective of the participants.

Branding is an excellent way to communicate that message to your team. It provides a solid opportunity to communicate the importance and purpose of an initiative, and it encourages team building and alignment around that common purpose.

Join Dr. Allen Partridge , Adobe eLearning Evangelist, for this free online webinar describing the potential of branding your learning initiatives.

In this session you will learn:

• Why should you brand your learning initiatives?
• How can you brand learning programs?
• What should you do to prepare to brand your learning programs?
• How does a brand encourage team-building and common purpose?
• How does defining your brand improve your ability to effectively understand your audience?

Presenter: Allen Partridge, Ph.D. (LinkedIn profile) is a senior technology evangelist at Adobe Systems and has 20+ years of experience in e-learning, education, games, and multimedia development. Allen is recognized for his many online video tutorials and e-seminars, which are a mainstay for e-learning developers and trainers learning to create effective online educational materials.

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