Campus Consortium, a global nonprofit education association, in collaboration with Jacksonville University, will be hosting a live EdTalk titled “Evaluating a Next Generation Student Information System” on Wednesday, March 24, 2021.
Higher Education is finding it increasingly difficult to rely on legacy student information systems (SIS) to address the needs of a changing and diverse student population. The SIS is the system of record, authority for academic decision making and key system for facilitating the management and development of an institution’s critical data.
In this webinar, our speakers Dominic Vento, Chief Information Officer from Jacksonville University, Ted Simpson, Managing Director from Huron Consulting Group Higher Education practice and Karl Horvath, Ph.D., President from Campus Consortium, will explain about the criteria and methods to evaluate a next-generation Student Information System (SIS). The panel will discuss transitioning from outdated legacy systems to affordable, agile, customized systems. Hear about challenges, pros and cons, best practices, and answers to questions that may help your journey to find a new solution.
“COVID-19 has reinforced the need for a robust ecosystem in all aspects of student learning and engagement. The modern student information systems must evolve with the mission and vision of the institution and the needs of students. As the technology landscape changes, institutions must leverage next-gen technologies like AI, Predictive Analytics, and Micro services in SIS,” said Karl Horvath, Ph.D., President of Campus Consortium.
Who should attend: Higher education institutions seeking an upgrade or change from their exiting student information system or gathering research on options available in the market.
Register for the EdTalk here: http://bit.ly/3ipZTLR
EdTalk Date: Wednesday, March 24, 2021
EdTalk Time: 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ET
In addition to presenting EdTalks on the latest topics and trends, Campus Consortium also offers a series of technology grants throughout the year.
To know about our Grant Programs, visit: http://bit.ly/38UAMhd
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EdTalk on Improve Productivity with Limited Resources: Automate Account Provisioning and Security In this EdTalk a panel of experts from two schools, who explored changing legacy systems and processes by implementing affordable automated systems will discuss their pain points, pros and cons, project highlights and answer questions about identity and access management |
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EdTalk on The Future of Higher Education: The Customer Service Your Students Expect Students' expectations are shaped by the support experience they receive, especially during these challenging times. The quick and convenient support help students attain their academic and career goals which eventually delivers a valuable student experience. This Edtalk focused on how enabling simple, seamless, and cost-effective support for the students' technology needs improves their experience in the hybrid learning model. |
To know more about Campus Consortium, please visit: CampusConsortium.org
About Campus Consortium:
Founded in 2003, Campus Consortium is a leading non-profit education association with thousands of higher education institutions and K-12 school district members. The Campus Consortium mission is to help members reduce the time, cost, and effort associated with implementing enterprise IT services by leveraging shared IT services, lessons learned, and best practices so that each member can avoid reinventing the wheel when adopting new education technologies.
