The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) recently implemented an online campus to expand access to programs taught by specialized faculty across all 22 colleges in the system and drive increased enrollment. TCSG eCampus increases access to courses, giving student more options to complete their programs.
TCSG used cloud-native technology from Ellucian, AWS, Salesforce, Okta, and other key partners to implement information systems to cross-list courses, integrate 22 different student systems with the eCampus learning management system, and consolidate customer relationship management. For cases where these vendors could not provide required integrations, TCSG built cloud-native, serverless integrations without traditional middleware to integrate key systems, including a central data warehouse to meet system-wide reporting and analytics requirements.
The presenters will describe what eCampus is, how it serves students through expanded access to faculty and courses on a flexible schedule, and how eCampus is rolling out to students across the TCSG system. They will describe the collaborative process and concerted effort required to rethink academic practices, business processes, and technical infrastructure to deliver on the vision of eCampus.
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The Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) recently implemented an online campus to expand access to programs taught by specialized faculty across all 22 colleges in the system and drive increased enrollment. TCSG eCampus increases access to courses, giving student more options to complete their programs.
TCSG used cloud-native technology from Ellucian, AWS, Salesforce, Okta, and other key partners to implement information systems to cross-list courses, integrate 22 different student systems with the eCampus learning management system, and consolidate customer relationship management. For cases where these vendors could not provide required integrations, TCSG built cloud-native, serverless integrations without traditional middleware to integrate key systems, including a central data warehouse to meet system-wide reporting and analytics requirements.
The presenters will describe what eCampus is, how it serves students through expanded access to faculty and courses on a flexible schedule, and how eCampus is rolling out to students across the TCSG system. They will describe the collaborative process and concerted effort required to rethink academic practices, business processes, and technical infrastructure to deliver on the vision of eCampus.
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