4-Part Webinar Series - Digital communities are transforming how institutions globally connect, engage, and support diverse student populations. These on-demand, deeply integrated spaces enhance the potential for building organic social capital and enabling data-driven decisions that propel institutions of all sizes forward. Join us to learn how institutions like the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC), Arizona State University (ASU), University of North Texas (UNT), Alamo Community College District, and Rio Salado College use digital communities to connect learners with the people, resources, and relationships they need to thrive in college and beyond.

When commuting to in-person courses becomes too challenging, how do you support remote adult learners and maintain a sense of community and identity? Join us to explore how The Smurfit Business School at University College Dublin has addressed this issue.

Join us on Wednesday, June 12th at 11 AM MDT for a panel discussion on the continuously evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in higher education.

The knowledge gained in classes is just one aspect of a rich higher education experience. The connections students make and the relationships they build contribute to the full value of their education experience. But for online students, building these networks can be complicated or overwhelming. Digital communities offer a robust platform for virtual learners to grow their social networks, providing academic support, a strong sense of peer connection, and long-term professional opportunities.

Students who have easy access to support, where and when they need it the most are more likely to stay on track, understand expectations, and overcome challenges outside the classroom. Digital communities paired with traditional support services create a safe space for students to connect with peers, coaches, and advisors so they can work together to address common questions, provide critical advice, and lift each other up when times get tough.