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A Jenzabar survey revealed that institutions are hitting enrollment goals by personalizing outreach, incentivizing students, and opening new communication channels.
As online learning and remote working gain traction, higher education institutions need to review and update cybersecurity plans to keep sensitive information and users safe.
As institutions plan for students to return, it’s important to revisit strategies and best practices to support a safe and healthy learning environment.
This year’s internship comprises 51 students who will gain real-world experience by working with technology on their campus.
The COVID-19 pandemic underscored the importance of technology, encouraging institutions to partner with managed service providers to ensure success.
The COVID-19 pandemic is challenging institutions to establish more creative and flexible enrollment strategies to keep higher education accessible.
Just because learning has moved online, doesn’t mean higher education institutions should be any less accessible.
Community colleges should prepare for the post-COVID-19 world now so they can adapt and keep pace with larger schools with bigger wallets.
Institutions should take steps to integrate systems and data in order to enable seamless collaboration as digital transformation gains traction.
As higher education institutions seek to improve student engagement, they may look toward new learning models like competency-based education programs.
By taking a strategic and pragmatic approach to crisis management, institutions may find themselves in greener pastures following the COVID-19 pandemic.
A managed services provider can help institutions enhance their IT help desk capabilities during a crisis.
Higher education institutions can follow some of these best practices to ensure proactive and pragmatic communications during a crisis.
