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Visit us during the Campus Technology Conference, July 28-31, Booth 214.

eCollege will be exhibiting at the following 2008 conferences:

FAPSC July 22-25
in Miami, FL
Booth 18

Campus Technology
July 28-30
in Boston, MA
Booth 214
CIT October 19-22
in Salt Lake, UT

Educause October 28-31
in Orlando, FL

Sloan-C November 5-7
in Orlando, FL

eClassroom will be exhibiting at the following 2008 conferences:

KASA July 16-18
in Louisville, KY
Booth C8

EIA EDVentures
July 21-23
in San Diego, CA

NACOL VSS
October 27-28
in Phoenix, AZ

NSBA's T+L October 28-30
in Seattle, WA

eCollege is a leading provider of an integrated, standards-based eLearning solution to the post-secondary and K-12 education industries. eCollege builds and supports some of the most successful, fully online degree, certificate/diploma and professional development programs in the country.

The eCollege eLearning solution’s main component is a hosted, on-demand Course Management System, which is bundled with an effective Program Administration System and a host of additional tools and services.

We are focused on providing eLearning solutions to post-secondary and K-12 education programs.

Early Identification of At-Risk Students Leads to Increased Student Success

eCollege’s Reporting Suite Helps Online Colleges Guide At-Risk Students Toward Successful Learning

An online consortium of nine community colleges developed a reporting strategy to identify at-risk students early. The consortium’s strategy leveraged eCollege’s reporting suite to track key indicators of student performance and patterns for success. With eCollege’s tools providing efficient data trending and reporting, the online consortium identified at-risk students earlier and increased student success rates by nearly 10 percent.