Upcoming Webinars:

Tuesday, September 14, 2010 2-3 pm, ET

How SBCTC selected a system-wide lecture capture solution for its more than 400,000 students
In order to improve academic achievement for the more than 400,000 students attending Washington State's public system of 34 community and technical colleges, SBCTC developed a streamlined process for selecting a system-wide lecture capture solution. At the end of the process, the SBCTC selected Tegrity Campus, a cloud-based lecture capture service.

As per its Strategic Technology Plan, SBCTC focuses on one goal: to mobilize technology to increase student success.  Hear from Cable Green, Director of eLearning & Open Education at SBCTC, on how this large-scale lecture capture deployment directly supports the system's goal of increasing student success; as well as how SBCTC was able to leverage its collective buying power to cost-effectively bring the benefits of lecture capture to each and every student within the system.

Also covered in this webinar will be:

*       Details on SBCTC's Strategic Technology Plan
*       Overview of the criteria and process used for SBCTC's selection process
*       Key requirements of the lecture capture solution

Archived Webinars:

The Benefits of Cloud-Based Lecture Capture
Capture content inside or outside of the classroom, and watch it anytime, anywhere, with cloud-based lecture capture technology. Join the conversation when experts from Baylor University discuss why they decided to capture their classes using a fully-automated cloud-based solution.

Eliminating Barriers in Lecture Capture: Providing Equal Education for Disabled Students
Hear Dr. Robert Wyatt, Director of Distance Learning and Associate Professor of Biology at Western Kentucky University and Janet Ward, Faculty Internet Development Technology at El Centro Community College discuss how they use Tegrity’s lecture capture technology to provide disabled students the same standard of education as other students pursuing their academic career.

Fast-Tracking a Lecture Capture Implementation: The University of Missouri - Columbia Story
The University of Missouri at Columbia introduced lecture capture at the start of this academic year, and by the end of the fall semester it was widely embraced by students and instructors alike. In this webinar you’ll hear representatives from the University of Missouri discuss the steps they took to implement and grow lecture capture so quickly.

Can lecture capture technology engage more students in STEM courses
During this engaging webinar, four faculty members within STEM programs (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics & Statistics) will provide insights and share how they are using Tegrity to enhance curriculum within a liberal education experience.  They'll also share the reasons why they believe Tegrity's lecture capture service is so important to St. Mary's University programming and how it became so widely adopted.

Join members of the St. Mary's Executive staff and faculty to learn the strategy that drove the Tegrity initiative and how Tegrity increases efficiencies and improves grades.

Women in higher education: A legacy of leadership
The legacy of women in higher education is well documented and the legacy continues. Women in high level positions at colleges and universities across the country are spearheading the adoption of technology -and shaping the future of higher education in the process.

How did University of Central Florida students instantly find answers to 50,000 class-related questions?
In Spring ‘07, Within the first semester alone, more than 2,300 students and 80 faculty members embraced the technology, making classes available to every student in the college, anytime.

From Disaster Recovery to Growth; Delgado Community College Serves Online and Traditional Students with Class Replay
Hurricane Katrina served as a painful catalyst to stimulate the growth of online learning at Delgado Community College in New Orleans. Capturing and delivering classes online with Tegrity Campus offered an effective learning alternative for displaced students, and a majority of students who endured for the Katrina-interrupted semester were able to successfully complete courses. Today, Delgado is not only surviving, but thriving, with increased student recruitment and retention resulting from its blended offerings. Tegrity’s web-based class capture and replay is a key ingredient to this success. Tegrity provides preparation for future hurricane seasons, but more importantly, it effectively serves working students by combining face-to-face coursework along with online sections. In this one-hour interactive session, you will learn from Delgado administrators and faculty about how they have deployed Tegrity, and how they have maximized the impact on student achievement.