Join Training magazine on April 13 for this complimentary Webinar, sponsored by Knoodle, and learn how to enliven both the virtual classroom and self-paced computer training to create a richer learning experience with a more transformational impact on learners' performance.

Virtual learning thought leader Martyn Lewis, founder of Market-Partners and 3g Selling, will demonstrate:
 

• Bold new strategies for delivering the live virtual classroom
• Delivery approaches gleaned from broadcast media
• The integration of video, dialogue, and teamwork
• How an ongoing learning community can augment the live virtual classroom

Knoodle speaker Kelly Smith will discuss:
 

• Advantages of online self-paced learning environments
• Case study on how the HOPE Project at the University of California, San Diego, has successfully and engagingly delivered continuing medical education for board certification to more than 1,000 doctors and clinicians
• Demonstration on how to integrate audio, video, and presentations to create engaging online learning courses in minutes

After a successful career in corporate life, Martyn Lewis founded his first company in 1995.  Since then his company has trained in excess of 85,000 people across 41 countries.  In 2008 Martyn foresaw the trend away from physical classroom training events towards the adoption of more continuous learning styles, often delivered in the virtual world. He became a passionate leader for this new way in which to enable individual and team learning. He also understood the need to look at different approaches for the delivery of training that would engage and motivate the learner. He launched a new company (3g Selling or 3GS) to combine people and processes from the broadcast media with the more traditional instructional design and delivery experts.

Since inception, his company has delivered in excess of 1,400 live virtual training sessions, and has won awards such as the CLO Gold award for innovative training design. Martyn is now recognized as a leader in the effective approaches to live virtual training and speaks at events promoting best practices in this emerging, yet vital, training approach.  Organizations such as the Federal Department of State, Macy’s, Merck and Nokia have adopted the 3GS methodology for their own training needs.