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Join digital marketing expert Mike McGetrick, co-founder of Spark451, as he reveals which strategies will grow your non-traditional program enrollments. In this webinar, you'll learn proven tactics to turn existing students into returning CE learners as well as how to target and engage non-traditional learners. You’ll also expore how to connect with local corporations to build partnerships that expand your reach and unlock funding opportunities.

How to leverage digital marketing channels to reach non-traditional audiences where they are. 

Which student preferences and motivators lead them to enrolling in non-traditional programs.

How to target and reach local corporations and their employees that will support your programs.

Attract more non-traditional learners and increase revenue.

The Language of Non-Traditional Learning: How to Market Your CE Programs

Watch this Jenzabar webinar to learn how to attract more non-traditional learners and increase revenue.

The Language of Non-Traditional Learning: How to Market Your CE Programs - Jenzabar Webinar

What's the secret to creating high-performing online courses? Join Chris Morgan, Intrapreneur of Lifelong Learning at Jenzabar, as he uses data to uncover the critical elements that drive student engagement. In this webinar, you'll equip yourself with proven tools and processes to optimize your course development for maximum impact. Chris will also outline strategic workflows, efficient management techniques, and how to craft competitive courses that resonate with diverse learners. 

Which engagement-boosting elements keep learners hooked and motivated. 

Which design principles and platform features create a smooth and enjoyable learning experience.

How to maximizes your resources to build compelling courses faster.

Discover the winning formulas for creating high-performing online courses.

The Winning Formula: Tips for Designing Non-Traditional Programs

Watch this Jenzabar webinar to discover the winning formulas for creating high-performing online courses.

The Winning Formula: Tips for Designing Non-Traditional Programs - Jenzabar Webinar

Join Chris Morgan, Intrapreneur of Lifelong Learning at Jenzabar, as he unlocks data-driven secrets from over 12,000 industry-leading courses. Learn which in-demand skills, course design elements, and strategic pricing models create compelling programs that attract non-traditional learners to campus.

Which in-demand skills are driving career advancement across industries. 

Which course design elements boost engagement and completion rates. 

Which strategic pricing models attract diverse learners and maximize revenue. 

Crack the code to creating sustainable, thriving non-traditional programs.

The Secrets of CE: An Analysis of 12,000+ Continuing Education Courses

Watch the Jenzabar webinar to crack the code to creating sustainable, thriving non-traditional programs.

The Secrets of CE: An Analysis of 12,000+ Continuing Education Courses - Jenzabar Webinar

A critical function of the business office is understanding the institution’s financial picture and deciding which changes, if any, need to be made. But this can be difficult when silos abound and campus-wide buy-in is hard to gain. How can higher education business leaders break through campus silos, incite collaboration, and manage change?

Watch our webinar with Michael Buckman, VP for Business and Finance at Grove City College. In it, he discusses how he and his team used a campus-wide data gathering project to unite departments and centralize information. Buckman also discusses how he and his team were able to weaponize Grove City’s data, visualize program performance, and gain support from Grove City’s various department heads. 

How cross-departmental collaboration can impact data gathering and financial decision-making;

Which technology solutions and services facilitate large-scale institutional data projects.

Which steps institutions need to follow to enact similar projects on their campuses. 

How can higher education business offices implement a campus-wide data analytics project?

Capitalizing on Data as a Strategic Asset to Enhance Decision Making Across Campus

Watch Jenzabar's webinar to learn how higher education business offices can implement a campus-wide data analytics project.

Capitalizing on Data as a Strategic Asset to Enhance Decision Making Across Campus - Jenzabar Webinar

How can an institution get its program up and running quickly as well as ensure its non-traditional program stands out above the rest? Enter Campus Marketplace powered by Jenzabar. In this webinar, you’ll witness a live demo of Jenzabar’s comprehensive non-traditional program management platform, designed to streamline operations, unlock new revenue streams, and engage a wider learner base. You'll learn about Jenzabar's state-of-the-art registration software, targeted marketing services, and project-based skills curriculum. 

How Campus Marketplace simplifies registration, optimizes pricing, and opens doors to lucrative new program options. 

How to tap into the vast pool of non-traditional learners with engaging skills bootcamps and flexible pathways. 

How an expert audit of your marketing systems and processes can result in program growth.  

How to propel your institution to the forefront of the alternative credential revolution.

Tools of the Trade: Technology to Build and Manage Non-Traditional Programs

Watch this Jenzabar webinar to learn how to propel your institution to the forefront of the alternative credential revolution.

Tools of the Trade: Technology to Build and Manage Non-Traditional Programs- Jenzabar Webinar

The pandemic negatively impacted campuses across the country, but community colleges were particularly hard hit. Like many of its peers, Rogue Community College had to downsize its community education and workforce development programs—programs which were essential to the college's mission. As the pandemic waned, Rogue set out to build back its community education and workforce development programs stronger than ever. 

Watch this webinar to discover the steps Rogue took to rebuild its non-traditional programming, and how these steps strengthened Rogue's ability meet community need as well as increase program enrollment. 

How to identify and launch revenue-generating educational programs that address institutional, learner, and business needs.

How to build partnerships with local and regional businesses, K-12 schools, and community enrichment groups to develop a robust pipeline of non-traditional learners. 

How to drive enrollment by removing barriers to registration, expanding program offerings, and reducing the time and number of credits needed to complete a credential.

Discover the steps Rogue Community College took to revitalize programming and increase enrollment. 

How Rogue Rebounded: Essential Steps for Building and Re-Building Non-Traditional Programs

Watch Jenzabar's webinar to discover the steps Rogue Community College took to revitalize programming and increase enrollment.

How Rogue Rebounded: Essential Steps for Building and Re-Building Non-Traditional Programs - Jenzabar Webinar

In Inside Higher Ed’s 2024 Survey of College and University Presidents, over 80% of presidents surveyed were confident in their institution’s financial stability. Is this optimism misplaced? In the follow-up webinar to their 2024 survey, Inside Higher Ed spoke to current and former presidents from University of Maryland Baltimore County, Trinity Washington University, and Baruch College to explore what aspects of the survey stood out to them. Among their chief concerns were college closures, FAFSA challenges, and the waning public confidence in higher education.

How presidents are responding to issues of diversity and free speech on college campuses.

How presidents view the Biden administration in the wake of the FAFSA rollout.

What presidents are doing to bolster confidence in higher education.

Are presidents overly optimistic about the state of higher education in 2024? 

2024 Survey of College and University Presidents

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2024 Survey of College and University Presidents - Jenzabar Webinar

If the 2023 Survey of Campus Chief Technology/Information Officers made one thing clear, it's that artificial intelligence is 2024's hot topic. How will AI impact new campus technologies? How much should CIOs and CTOs be prioritizing AI investments? 

In this webinar, Inside Higher Ed Co-founder and Editor Doug Lederman and Vice President of Content Strategy & Innovation and Senior Editor David Ho explore some of the most important takeaways from the 2023 Survey of Campus Chief Technology/Information Officers. 

Which emergent technology colleges and universities are investing in.

To what extent and purpose CIOs and CTOs are adopting artificial intelligence on campus.

How concerned institutions are about the implications of new AI technology.

Watch the webinar to gain insights to help you and your teams plan for 2024 and beyond.

You can access the full 2023 survey here.

What's on the minds of higher education CIOs and CTOs, and how will today's trends impact tomorrow's outcomes?

AI, Digital Transformation and Online Learning: What Campus Tech Leaders Think

Today, the “non-traditional” learner accounts for roughly 40% of the undergraduate population at American colleges and universities, and their numbers are growing. As this minority demographic quickly becomes the majority, institutions are looking to better support their continuing education and workforce development programs.

Watch this webinar to discover how colleges and universities are turning to technology and new academic programming to support the growing non-traditional student population. You'll hear how institutions like Hill College, Southeastern University, and Southwestern Community College are adapting to this new normal, including how they integrating core systems and implementing modern ecommerce solutions to create the seamless experiences that today's learners expect. 

How are institutions using IT solutions to grow enrollments and address expectations from learners and employers?

How can institutions enable more efficiency and better experiences for students, faculty, and staff?

How do modern, innovative IT solutions simplify processes for non-traditional students? 

How are institutions innovating to improve continuing education, workforce development, and other non-traditional programs? 

Non-Traditional Students: How to Attract, Enroll, and Support the New Norm

Watch Jenzabar's webinar to discover how colleges and universities are supporting the growing non-traditional student population.

Non-Traditional Students: How to Attract, Enroll, and Support the New Norm - Jenzabar

When it comes to higher education, each student has their own definition of value and return on investment. Increasingly, students are using these defintions when selecting which institution to attend. How can institutions measure, define, and promote their value and ROI to students when there is no uniform interpretation?

In this webinar, Jennifer Janecek-Hartman, Ph.D., Vice President of Campus Services at Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College (N.D.) and recipient of a Most Innovative Approach to ROI award from the ROI Institute, discusses how to more accurately calculate and promote an institution’s true return on investment. 
 
Watch this webinar to discover:

How to meet student expectations for value and ROI.

New ways to define and measure student success and outcomes.

How to leverage an ROI model that enables improved decision-making.

How to use ROI reporting to build partnerships with local, regional, and national employers .

How Can Institutions Determine and Promote Their Value to Students?

New Measures for Calculating an Institution's ROI

Watch Jenzabar's webinar to learn how higher ed institutions measure, define, and promote their value and ROI to students.

New Measures for Calculating an Institution's ROI - Jenzabar

In their efforts to meet student demands, institutions often focus on the student-facing elements of technology like user-friendly student portals and a strong internet connection. But what many don't realize is that modernizing administrative and back-office technology can also have a measurable impact on the student experience. 

In this webinar, Dominican University's CIO Todd Kleine and Jenzabar's Rob Powell uncover how implementing a cloud student information system and modernizing its processes enabled Dominican University to streamline operations, improve data sharing, and enhance student experiences across the board.

How uniting financial aid, admissions, registration, advising, and more on a modern cloud platform enable seamless, user-friendly digital experiences for students and staff alike.

How a cloud student information system enables institutions to improve enrollment, retention, and student success outcomes.

How breaking through departmental silos enables stronger relationships and engagement between students, faculty, staff, parents, and other cohorts.

How Can a Cloud Student Information System Enhance Student Engagement and Success?

Actualizing Student Experience as a Service

In this webinar, Dominican University's CIO Todd Kleine and talks with Jenzabar's Rob Powell about student experience

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The concepts of digital transformation are broad. Fortunately, institutions can focus on two pillars of transformation to future-proof their campus: students and sustainability. Prioritizing student experiences means implementing policies that produce positive outcomes. Meanwhile, a long-term focus on sustainability, with an emphasis on risk management and agility, will ensure you have the resources to grow.

In this webinar, Jacqui Spicer, President at Baker College, and Chuck Sweet, Chief Operations Officer and President’s Chief of Staff at Southern California University of Health Sciences, discuss what they did to drive student success and institutional sustainability on their campuses.

How can you make your campus more agile so you can adapt to unforeseen changes?

How can moving to the cloud and implementing managed services improve experiences, mitigate risk, and increase revenue?

How can a student-centric philosophy serve as the guiding principle for decision-making and change across campus?

How do you hire talent to support long-term initiatives and improve change management?

Watch this webinar now to find out how to future-proof your campus!

Narrowing digital transformation's focus may lead to better long-term outcomes for your students and your campus.

Students and Sustainability Are the Pillars of Future-Proofing Your Campus

Students and Sustainability Are the Pillars of Future-Proofing Your Campus - Jenzabar Webinar

As technology evolves and student expectations shift, the walls between the physical and digital campus blur. How can institutions be sure that students feel a sense of belonging in these hybrid environments?

The simple answer is to adopt a student-first philosophy. But while a student-centric approach may be able to help institutions attract, enroll, and even retain today’s learners, it can be a challenging to know where to apply this approach and which technologies to implement.

Hosted by The Chronicle of Higher Education, this webinar brings together a panel of college leaders to discuss how they are creating the best experience for their students. Learn what campus leaders are doing to create a student-centered college experience.

What does a student-centric approach actually look like as the divide between the digital and physical campus blurs?

Chronicle Virtual Forum: The Student-Centered College

College and university presidents have a lot to contend with, but which issues are they most focused on addressing? How do institutional leaders view the future of higher education? Join Inside Higher Ed Editors Scott Jaschik and Doug Lederman as they walk through the key findings of the 2023 Survey of College and University Presidents. 

Watch the webinar to gain insight into the following questions.

What do presidents think of their institution's financial stability now compared to 2019?

How do presidents view the Biden administration's accomplishments in the realm of higher education during its term thus far?

Which course format do presidents rate most highly: in-person, hybrid, or online?

What percentage of college presidents plan to reduce their campus' physical footprint?

Finances, the staffing crisis, and student mental health are only some of the topics keeping college and university presidents from getting a good night's sleep.

Dive into the results of Inside Higher Ed's 2023 Survey of College and University Presidents.

What Keeps Presidents Up at Night 2023 Survey - Jenzabar Webinar

Technology’s role in higher education has skyrocketed in recent years, increasing the load on IT’s already overburdened shoulders. Rather than buckle beneath the pressure, IT teams must take on increasingly strategic roles so they can get the most value out their technology investments. But in a diverse technology landscape, how can IT decision makers find their institution’s right-fit solutions and manage change across campus?

In this session, Jeff Schneider, CIO of College of the Ozarks, and Travis Wooley, director of IT at AdventHealth University, join Terrill Gilley of Jenzabar to discuss the growing need for the cloud, the value of a single-vendor system, and the importance of partnering with a vendor with a shared vision.

Discover the benefits of IT taking on a more strategic role on campus.

Learn why cloud solutions are so critical in today’s higher education environment.

Uncover the value of a single-vendor software solution and the power of that partnership.

Identify how to rightsize your tech stack through judicious use of integrations.

Discover how IT teams can take on more strategic roles to facilitate transformation.

Playbook for Maximizing IT Teams and Solutions

Watch our on-demand webinar to discover how IT teams can take on more strategic roles to facilitate transformation.

Playbook for Maximizing IT Teams and Solutions - Jenzabar Webinar

As the higher education landscape shifts, colleges and universities are experiencing greater employee turnover, stagnating revenues, and growing doubt over the value of a college degree. How can institutions adapt to address these challenges? 

Watch the webinar to discover specific examples of how community colleges, regional public universities, and private nonprofit colleges are responding to the forces currently shaping the higher education landscape. 

In this webinar, you'll gain answers to the following questions:

How are community colleges responding to enrollment declines?

What are regional public universities doing to increase state funding?

How are private nonprofit colleges bridging the gap between education and employment?

Discover which new strategies and programs institutions are implementing in response to higher education's most pressing challenges.

Adaptation Across the Higher Ed Landscape

Watch the webinar to discover specific examples of how community colleges, regional public universities, and private nonprofit colleges are responding to the forces currently shaping the higher education landscape.

Adaptation Across the Higher Ed Landscape  - Jenzabar Webinar

The Great Resignation has disrupted the job market, leaving employers urgently seeking skilled workers to fill 11.3 million open positions. Individuals who wish to pursue many of these jobs need more education so they can learn the skills necessary to succeed. The challenge for institutions is that some learners don’t want to commit to a long application process or traditional 2- to 4-year programs; they want short-term, skills-based, flexible courses that can fit into their already busy schedules. Meanwhile, many colleges and universities are still leveraging outdated technologies that may not support non-traditional student enrollments or agile learning experiences. Institutions need to offer unbundled courses through modern, online experiences.  

This webinar dives into how new IT solutions address emerging challenges by helping institutions create modern online buying experiences that integrate with existing IT infrastructure. Presenters go over their experiences with unbundling courses and provide insight into how innovative solutions better serve today’s learners. 

How to use new IT solutions to grow enrollments and address evolving learner and employer expectations.

How new IT solutions remove barriers for institutions that wish to unbundle their course programs and reach new learners.

How to make the non-credit online course buying experience easier and more efficient for students.

Learn how new solutions enable you to offer learning opportunities through modern online environments that meet today's students' expectations.

Will Unbundling Your Course Catalog Meet the Needs of the New Student?

Will Unbundling Your Course Catalog Meet the Needs of the New Student? - Jenzabar

Digital transformation is often pursued in higher education as a means to improve student enrollment and retention outcomes, but how effective are those efforts from the viewpoint of IT department leaders? This webinar dives into Inside Higher Ed's 2022 Survey of Chief Technology/Information Officers. According to the survey findings, only 4% of respondents said digital transformation was not a priority but only 40% of technology leaders rate their institutions' investment in student success and completion as very or extremely effective.

Watch this webinar for insights into the following questions and more.

What do senior technology leaders on campuses really think about their institution's efforts to use the growing array of technological tools and capabilities?

What percentage of CTO/CIOs report that their institution has actually set specific goals for digital transformation? 

What do CTOs and CIOs say are the biggest roadblocks to achieving digital goals?

Watch our webinar today to gain insight into how to maximize your current campus technology and how to retain the leaders who oversee these pivotal functions.

Campus resistance, incomplete goals, and insufficient financial investment are only some of the things impeding digital transformation progress - just one of the many issues keeping technology leaders from getting restful sleep.

Digital transformation is often pursued in higher education as a means to improve student enrollment and retention outcomes, but how effective are those efforts?

What Keeps CIOs and CTOs Up at Night - Jenzabar

Amid rising skepticism about the value of college education, including its return on investment, how can small- and medium-sized colleges steer their institutions toward success?

In a virtual forum with The Chronicle of Higher Education, "What It Takes to Lead a College," higher education leaders and decision-makers joined together to discuss the way forward in a time of uncertainty. Watch this webinar to learn more about how your peers are addressing critical challenges facing their institutions, including:

What leadership and strategic skills are needed, especially at tuition-driven private institutions, to remain competitive?

How can institutions be more innovative and resilient amid mounting internal and external pressures?

What advice would current and former college leaders share from their own personal and professional experiences?

What can institutional leaders do to ensure long-term success when the value of higher education is in question?

Watch the Virtual Forum With The Chronicle of Higher Education

What It Takes to Lead a College - Jenzabar Webinar

Many colleges and universities are responding to the increasing demand for skills-based learning by offering alternative credentials and competency-based education (CBE) programs. These programs help learners gain the skills employers seek; help employers re-skill their workforces; and help higher education institutions reach new learners, increase enrollment, and strengthen community partnerships. While some institutions have long-established programs, others are just beginning to consider how they might better support the needs of learners and employers.

Led by Jenzabar and Bay College, this webinar highlights institutional strategies and best practices for implementing successful alternative credentials and CBE programs. These are methods that any higher education institution can repeat. Watch this webinar to:

Hear creative ways institutions are responding to student demand for skills-based education.

Learn how institutions are working with local employers to create impactful alternative credentials and CBE programs.

Discover best practices for creating alternative credentials and CBE programs, as well as steps that any college or university can emulate.

Uncover strategies and best practices for implementing successful alternative learning programs.

Alternative Credentials and CBE Programs: Answering the Call for Skills-Based Learning

Learn institutional strategies and best practices for implementing successful alternative credentials and CBE programs.

Alternative Credentials and CBE Programs: Answering the Call for Skills-Based Learning - Jenzabar

Neal Dyer, CTO of Southeastern University, leveraged the principles of design thinking to digitally transform his institution by incorporating modern technology and elevating IT’s role from support to strategic leader. By proactively collaborating with different departments to redesign business processes and create a connected campus, Dyer has reduced the institution’s technical debt, increased productivity, improved data hygiene, and eliminated departmental and data silos. 

Learn how promoting IT from a support role to a leadership position across campus can profoundly impact an institution.