Ellucian Learning Experience (ELEX) features synchronous, flexible, weekly training sessions to coach faculty in online strategy and best practices.
Teaching and Learning Services
Seamlessly adapt—and gain a competitive edge—in the online teaching landscape.
On campus to online
Support faculty - in developing hybrid, hyflex, or online learning experiences, focusing on student engagement and assessment.
Strategise for success
Work with faculty to design engaging online courses, for both synchronous and asynchronous remote delivery, focused on student success.
Comprehensive support
We support all major Learning Management Systems (LMS), associated applications, and in-classroom technology to empower faculty and students.
Academic technology support
Access administration support to allow staff to focus on top priorities and streamline reporting and analytics to track progress and student success.
Professional training and development
Train faculty to develop and deliver engaging and relevant online content, allowing them to build knowledge and confidence in the latest pedagogies.
Features
Room to grow
We monitor trends and evolving learner expectations to develop and implement online teaching methods that keep students engaged.
Learner engagement
We make recommendations based on learning best practices, so you can provide interactive courses and effective assessments.
Gain a competitive edge
Understand how you can expand your academic offerings through assessing institutional goals and opportunities.
Enhance your academic offerings and appeal to today’s students
Addressing accessibility concerns
Accessibility at a crossroads
To increase access to users of all abilities, colleges and universities should articulate their commitment to accessibility and focus on changing institutional culture.
The section 508 refresh and what it means for Higher Education
Updated guidelines provide much-needed clarity and guidance about the accessibility standards that higher education must meet in order to be compliant.
From accommodation to accessibility: Creating a culture of inclusivity
Providing accommodations in response to individual student needs is not adequate; designing IT resources for accessibility proactively benefits all users.
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