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Improving Student Enrollment, Engagement, and Retention with Digital Credentials: Implementing an Impactful Program

Programming with digital badging can be a competitive advantage that improves enrollment, engagement, and retention. This Magna Online Seminar explores these practical applications and provides expert advice on bringing this strategy to your campus.

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DATE: Thursday, March 2, 2023
TIME: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Central

There are varied applications for digital credentials on the college campus, ranging from:

  • credentialing education,
  • connecting programs with industry requirements,
  • providing a reliable vehicle for students to present authentic credentials to employers,
  • and potentially capturing new enrollments and revenue.

Digital credentials also serve an internal purpose:

  • faculty development centers can motivate and reward faculty and staff,
  • students can gain recognition for athletic or academic achievements on campus,
  • and campuses can receive positive impressions when credentials are shared via social media.

This Magna Online Seminar explores the practical applications of a badging program and provides expert advice on bringing one to your campus. Gain necessary insights from an expert who presents and consults worldwide about best practices in digital badging.

Why you don’t want to miss this!

  • Digital credentials can lead to increased enrollment, engagement, retention, and new pathways to programming.
  • Digital credentials contribute to the institution’s public image through positive social media exposure.
  • The live format provides unique interaction with and access to a pioneer in micro-credentialing.
  • You can ask direct questions and get answers for the personalized guidance you need.

 

What are the learning goals?

Upon completion of this seminar, you’ll be able to:

  • Identify areas where digital credentials can help promote, engage, and recruit new enrollment
  • Consider how to engage local businesses and organizations via digital badges
  • Define a digital badge structure that meets their own campus programs and initiatives

Who should attend?

  • Continuing Education Staff/Departments
  • Deans
  • Workforce Education/Workforce Development personnel
  • Faculty

Why This Matters

This Magna Online Seminar is designed to increase understanding of the potential digital credentials have by reviewing practical applications that are actively being used in higher education and best practices for implementing a credential program.

This Magna Online Seminar also provides more detail about practical applications than its counterpart, Improving Student Enrollment, Engagement, and Retention with Digital Credentials: Understanding the Basics, and focuses on the “why” and “how” of digital badging. We’ll cover:

  • Establishing a digital badge program to:
    • verify employment skills that lead to certifications and eventually degrees
    • build pathways into programming from business and industry (Program Planning and Administration)
    • engage faculty and staff with digital awards that recognize performance (faculty development)
    • acknowledge campus and academic achievements (students)
  • Strategies to increase and earn revenue through digital credentials

 

What’s included?

Your seminar registration includes the following:

  • Live access to the seminar on March 2, 2023
  • 12-month on-demand access after the live seminar has ended
  • Written transcript
  • 100% satisfaction guarantee

There is no limit to how many times the seminar is accessed while available on-demand.

 

Looking to understand the basics of digital credentials first?

Register for Improving Student Enrollment, Engagement, and Retention with Digital Credentials: Understanding the Basics, a free introductory live online seminar, taking place February 23, 2023.

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