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Improving Subject Matter Mastery through Lecture Capture
University and college students, and especially ESL students, often struggle with challenging subject matter, heavy course loads or the pace of instruction. Find out how a campus-wide lecture capture system has helped improve student achievement and reduce attrition at Pensacola Junior College in Florida (PJC).
Lecture Capture Important for Student Retention at Hodges University
Recent data shows that the percentage of full-time students working more than 20 hours a week has doubled since 1970; and these students are often challenged to meet the many demands of work, study and family. In order to recruit and retain these students, Hodges University relies heavily on educational technologies including lecture capture
Join Hodges students, professors and administrators as they discuss how lecture capture has impacted the University from their unique perspectives. Learn how students and instructors have embraced the Tegrity system to enhance learning and the classroom experience, as well as its importance to administrators as a recruitment and retention tool.
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.
Join us as executives from colleges and universities from across the country share first-hand experience with Tegrity, the only class-capture solution delivered as a web service for higher education. Discover how these institutions use Tegrity to enhance and expand programs, increase student retention, and improve graduation rates. The panel will discuss results of ongoing studies of how lecture capture technology impacts learning and strategic objectives.
All-Star Student Panel: Students from across the country discuss the impact of Tegrity on their college experience.
21st century students are smart, busy, tech-savvy multi-taskers. How can technology help them study more efficiently, grasp complex subject matter and save time? Can student-centric technology really improve student retention, satisfaction and grades? Can new learning models engage students and impact participation in the classroom? Does Tegrity facilitate a collaborative learning environment? Do they really watch videos on the tiny iPod screen? How has Tegrity class capture enhanced the student’s ability to learn and grasp concepts?
Stimulate Student Achievement! Put the Economic Stimulus Funds to Work in Higher Education.
Strategies to make fast and effective use of stimulus money with lecture capture technology
$46.7 billion has been allocated for Education through 2010, including $500 million to fund a new federal-state-local partnership to improve retention and graduation rates. Additionally, the DOE’s 2010 budget request includes a new, five-year $2.5 billion Access and Completion Incentive Fund that will support innovative State efforts to improve college completion rates for low-income students. This FREE webcast will feature strategies to make fast and effective use of stimulus monies to sustain a competitive advantage, train and develop a competitive workforce and improve recruitment and graduation rates.
Reach More Students with Fewer Resources
How to increase the value of your institution and expand programs without breaking bank
The Community College of Baltimore (CCBC) offers a variety of courses that use various technologies, such as Tegrity Campus, to deliver instruction. These courses are designed to allow students to tailor learning activities to coincide with busy schedules, and to have some control over how quickly they progress in the course. Learn how CCBC uses class capture technology and services to recruit and retain students, as well as enhance and expand continuing Ed and distance learning programs.
Turn 3Rs: Recruiting, Retention, Relevance
Tools and strategies for boosting enrollment, retention, and student engagement.
Numbers don't lie. Technology really does impact student performance, retention and recruitment, and we’ve got the numbers to prove it. Join us and learn why the University of New Haven is proof positive that Tegrity's campus-wide lecture capture system enhances student learning while bolstering the institution’s competitive advantage and improving its recruiting and retention.
Improve Student Retention and Recruitment - Affordably and Efficiently
How to expand and enhance instruction without adding facilities and resources using Tegrity Class-Capture Web Service.
Join us as executives from Southeast Tech discuss how Tegrity empowers students with a desire to achieve; excites faculty to innovate in the classroom; and provides an institutional platform and strategy for student achievement and fiscal strength.
Turn 'em on and tune 'em in: harnessing class-capture technology to improve student retention, satisfaction and grades
Join us as students from colleges and universities from across the country share first-hand experience with Tegrity, the only class-capture web service for higher education. Hear for yourself how it's revolutionizing the student learning experience.
Increasing non-traditional enrollments through Tegrity class capture web service
In this FREE one-hour webcast, you’ll learn how Tegrity helps to expand, enhance, and improve all academic programs, from in-class, hybrid, and fully online courses to serving faculty and staff with ongoing training support.
Research Highlights Positive Impact of Class-Capture Technology on student outcomes
Join us as members of the Executive staff discuss the strategy behind the Tegrity initiative. Data will be presented that demonstrates improvements in grades and performance through use of Tegrity, which automatically captures every class for every student. In addition, CSU students will be on-hand to share personal experiences and field questions.
Delivering personal, practical and innovative instruction with a class-capture web service from Tegrity
Join us for an engaging webcast, as key members of the staff and faculty at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota discuss their class-capture program – from implementation to usage; its impact across the institution and on the bottom line.
Class-Capture made easy: Strategies for a successful campus-wide deployment
Join us for an engaging webcast, as key members of the staff and faculty at Northeast State Technical Community College of Tennessee discuss the benefits and process of deploying Tegrity, a class-capture solution as a service, over the internet.
Thunderbird: World’s #1 International Business uses web-based class-capture technology to deliver a leading global distance-learning program
Learn how to improve student success and expand educational opportunities to include all students through a distributed education service.
Migrating from expensive multimedia classrooms to a full-scale class capture service delivered over the web
Learn how to improve student success and expand educational opportunities to include all students through a distributed education service
Class-capture web service helps Law School students absorb complex materials – easily, efficiently
John Marshall Law school discovered the best way to achieve its goal of help students learn more efficiently, while increasing satisfaction and improving outcomes, is to deploy a class-capture service delivered via the internet.
How did Alabama’s second largest Community College improve student retention with a web-based class capture system?
Located in Decatur, Alabama, Calhoun Community College was challenged with being able to accommodate a large number of non-traditional students who wanted to study Nursing but couldn’t attend a daytime program. Tegrity provided a cost-efficient means of capturing every daytime class and making it available to students online for evening learning and study.
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.
Real-world strategies for driving student achievement
Over a year ago, the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences at University of Central Florida (UCF) adopted the award-winning Tegrity Campus 2.0 student achievement system. Within the first semester, more than 2,300 students and 80 faculty members embraced the technology, making classes available to every student in the college, anytime.
Transforming the teacher-student paradigm with class-capture technology
At Yavapai Community College (Yavapai), the faculty, staff, and administrators are encouraged to supplement conventional modes of teaching with flexible tools and resources that meet the needs of a diverse and geographically disperse student population. That drive to seek out new approaches to teaching led Yavapai to adopt Tegrity – a leading web-enabled class-capture system.
Increasing Student Enrollment with Distance Learning Technology – A Case Study
To increase its competitive edge, Southwest Assembly of God made a strategic decision to offer 100% of its traditional curriculum online. Learn how SAGU faced and answered several immediate challenges.
As enrollment surges 31%, University of Alabama embraces new technology to engage students, aid academic outcomes and retention
The tide is rolling at the University of Alabama (UA), which has achieved the seemingly impossible task of increasing enrollment 30% in just three years while improving student outcomes and student retention.
The ROI of Online/Distance Learning Technology
The focus of this one-hour online web seminar session is on measurable results from online/distance learning technology. Presenters will share data that demonstrates improvement in grades and performance with this technology used to produce, capture and share lectures and demonstrations.
Learn how administrators and faculty from Athens State University use Blackboard and Tegrity
On Aug. 23, 2007 administrators and faculty from Athens State University’s College of Business told us how they are using their Blackboard and Tegrity to gain competitive advantages, enhance student retention and improve learning outcomes.
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.
