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eLearning cannot be a “one size fits all” proposition. It’s not enough to post 1,000+ courses and leave training up to chance - even if your learners are already aware of their skill gaps, they’re not going to wade through hours and hours of content to find the one course that might help them. Fortunately, if you follow the advice in this webinar, they won’t have to.

Bryan Marriott, President of P1 Learning, will walk through the process of identifying learner needs, and then delivering training that specifically addresses those needs – in a short, effective, and entertaining manner.

This webinar will cover:

Conducting a learner needs assessment
The elements of effective and engaging eLearning
Developing (or buying) training to fulfill learner needs
Learning only works if they press play

April 10th, 2019 11:00AM PST, 2:00PM EST, 7:00PM GMT

Brought to you by:

Bryan Marriott, President, P1 Learning

As President of P1 Learning, Bryan Marriott is responsible for day-to-day sales and operations to ensure the company’s future success.

Bryan began his career at P1 Learning in sales and marketing developing training initiatives for blue-chip companies such as CBS, Meredith Television, Hearst, Mediacom, the Tampa Bay Rays and over two dozen state broadcasters associations. Recent contributions include the P1 Futures Program, a two-week pop-up course designed to draw college students to broadcast. The program has gained the attention of companies, universities, and state associations nationwide.

Bryan is an alumnus of the University of Kansas School of Journalism. Upon graduation, he was employed by the Kansas City Chiefs’ marketing and sales department where he fine-tuned his sales skills. In 2008, Bryan joined P1 Learning as the lead sales personnel and quickly gained the title of VP of Marketing and Sales.

Bryan currently resides in Mission, Kansas (a suburb of Kansas City) with his wife, Lyndsay, their daughter, Miller, and a golden retriever, Elly.

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