Multiple Branding helps your Learners find their way! Find out in our newest VLOG!
Customizing Adobe Learning Manager lets you showcase your company logo and colors. This helps learners know they are in the right place. With the latest release, you can adjust the logo area. You can also apply custom colors for individual clients, locations, or entities within your system.
Join Craig Sybert in this two-part series to explore the Multiple Branding feature. First, we guide you through setting up your Active Fields. This is in preparation for the Multiple Branding feature. Next, we delve into the specifics of implementing the Multiple Branding feature. This enhances your learners’ visual experience.
By customizing your platform, you ensure a cohesive and professional look. This aligns with your corporate identity. Moreover, this customization enhances the visual appeal. It also strengthens brand recognition and consistency across all learning modules.
Furthermore, the new release’s flexibility lets you tailor the learning environment. This suits various clients and locations. It provides a unique and personalized experience. Additionally, this level of customization reflects your commitment to meeting the diverse needs of your learners. This creates a more engaging and effective learning journey.
If you have any questions, would like to speak to us about our services, or would like to see a demo, please visit our site at https://envolvemedia.com/ or email us at sales@envolvemedia.com. You can find our entire VLOG library at https://envolvemedia.com/getenvolved/
Meet The Voice
Craig Sybert has over 18 years of experience in the Learning and Development field and has performed just about every task, from course creation to LMS management to creating an entire training department from the ground up. He is familiar with a variety of Adobe products including Captivate Prime, Photoshop, Illustrator, Audition, Connect. His audio production knowledge comes from years of writing and recording music, performing voice over work, and as the writer and producer of a podcast called Music Musing. Finally, his video expertise comes from assisting with shooting and editing self-produced parody movies.
