Excerpt from the article published on evolllution.com
Partnering with an institution can be just as valuable for a higher education institution’s growth as purchasing a service from a vendor.
1. Profit Motive While the institution supplying the service will want to cover its costs, profits do not have to be the driving factor in establishing a price…
2. Expertise Colleges and universities house a wealth of experience and knowledge….
3. Shared Risk In many smaller institutions, it may not be feasible to offer a degree program without partnering with another institution….
At eduKan, we help institutions establish their programs online. Currently, we are working with two private, non-profit liberal arts colleges to bring their programs online. The collaboration benefits the partner schools by assisting their faculty in the conversion of their courses, providing high-end learning management systems (which they simply could not afford on their own) and a 24/7/365 call center for their students. And, best of all, they don’t need to be a member of the eduKan consortium to participate.
Read the complete article here and find out how we’ve helped other schools with their initiatives for a fraction of the cost.
