Campus Technology Podcasts
Geanine Garcia-Poindexter, director of student records at American Public University System, discusses how eliminating paper in student admission departments improves student service. By scanning in documents and automating review processes, more students register earlier, leading to up to $450,000 in additional revenue each month.
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Jennifer York, registrar, and Scott Coffman, associate director of applications and programming, discuss how Owens Community College in northwest Ohio has been using enterprise document management for more than 10 years to improve admissions processing as well as departments campus-wide. With a single official document management standard, Owens’ most important documents are secure in a central repository, and the solution continues to evolve across the college.
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In this podcast, Andy Homrich, a senior speech communications major at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, discusses his daily experiences with the 21st Century campus.
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Brian Voss, CIO of Louisiana State University talks about how university enforcers of data and physical security differ, methods to alert and educate students about security threats, and how culture can both hurt and help university-level security.
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Until today, the promise of converged campuswide communications has been just that—a promise. Hear Brad Noblet, former CIO at Dartmouth and higher-ed networking expert, explain the real-world impact of communications convergence driven by campuswide mobility and how to achieve it.