Deliver engaging online learning experiences that delight student and staff
Today’s higher education landscape is more diverse than ever before. Modern students come with high expectations for personalized attention, online access, and the social connection that drives our world. Empower your instructors to create dynamic learning environments that improve learning outcomes with Jenzabar eLearning. Adopt innovative methods of delivering and enhancing a digital educational experience, so you can excite and engage today’s learners and attract a broader range of students.
Jenzabar’s eLearning solution provides the tools necessary to develop an engaging online community. Students and faculty can interact and collaborate in ways that are not possible with traditional in-classroom methods, including accessing their education 24x7 from wherever they are. Jenzabar eLearning is powerful yet easy to learn, with seamless integration so you are up and running in no time.
Selective Release of Coursework and Content
Using this web-based solution, instructors set the opening date/time for content and materials for the entire course. Additionally, scheduling page posts, units, handouts, and bookmarks by date or by student progress are all at their fingertips. Jenzabar eLearning supports “work at your own pace,” remedial, competency-based education, and fast-track coursework—from pre-test directly to final exam paths.
Discussion Forums and Blogs
Jenzabar eLearning includes added features for forum assignments, including individual due dates for submissions and replies. Communications are targeted to specific students via the blog page and a class calendar, which contains all course meetings and optionally displays due dates of assignments.
Course and Testing Options
On a course-by-course basis adding, removing, and setting up your own course structure is simple. Instructors can easily build quizzes and self-assessments, leverage various online testing options, or print exams for in-person testing. A faculty file cabinet stores test questions, assignments, and other materials to be used repeatedly.
Class Pace and Organization
The course page groups assignments, events, news, discussion, and resources by unit. Instructors can efficiently move all or selected content, including setting dates from one course to another, and mapping templates to courses, including default grade scales and rubrics.
