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.
To ensure that all 25, 000 (soon to be 28,000) students continued to feel engaged in the face of ever-increasing enrollments, UA introduced Tegrity Campus 2.0 technology in January 2007. The UA administration views Tegrity as an investment in the success of their students. Because it enables students to review class content anywhere, anytime, Tegrity’s web-enabled technology has the potential to enhance the academic performance of every student on campus.
The investment is reaping significant dividends. Among students surveyed during the first semester of use, 84% reported that Tegrity increased satisfaction and 82% reported that Tegrity increased their success in courses in which it was employed.
How are they achieving these key success factors and what can Tegrity do for your students?
Join us for a free webinar and learn how the University of Alabama is engaging students online to help them learn and achieve more anywhere, anytime.
Moderator:
** Matt Villano, senior contributing editor, Campus Technology Magazine
Guest speakers:
** Dr. Mark Nelson, associate provost and interim vice-president for student affairs, University of Alabama
** Robert Olin, dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Alabama
** Carmen Taylor, senior information officer and associate dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Alabama,
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