eLearning for Administrators

Since FVDES is very much a cross-platform K-12 school, we need applications that run in multiple environments. I was looking for a way to reach out to distance education students, who traditionally have limited contact with teachers via mail, email, or phone. We wanted to move a lot further along, experimenting with synchronous teaching and learning opportunities. Elluminate Live! was selected at the consortium level to provide the synchronous content for all the schools. Learn More

Michael Haworth,
Teacher,
Fraser Valley Distance Education School

Why is Elluminate the clear choice for academic administrators worldwide?

Improves student outreach, satisfaction, and retention
Leverages limited teaching resources
Increases revenue and return on technology investment
Extends reach and enhance competitive advantage
Provides affordable professional development for faculty and staff
Reduces travel and teleconferencing costs
Makes meetings at all levels more efficient and effective
Improves strategic planning and decision making
Facilitates intra- and inter-institutional collaboration
Enhances fundraising activities

"Education in the 21^st Century is universal access, personalized learning, and a global classroom. And it’s enabling anywhere, anytime collaboration between departments, campuses, and institutions. I think of it as Elluminating the enterprise."

Why is Elluminate the clear choice for academic administrators worldwide?

Elluminate for Administrators

"Education in the 21st Century is universal access, personalized learning, and a global classroom. And it’s enabling anywhere, anytime collaboration between departments, campuses, and institutions. I think of it as Elluminating the enterprise."

Why is Elluminate the clear choice for academic administrators worldwide?

Elluminate for Administrators

"Education in the 21^st Century is universal access, personalized learning, and a global classroom. And it’s enabling anywhere, anytime collaboration between departments, campuses, and institutions. I think of it as Elluminating the enterprise."