Thanks to a special initiative enabled by Tegrity, Lawson State Community College has seen its freshman pass rates increase to 80% and freshman retention rates jump by 10% in a year's time. Academic departments such as Nursing have experienced similar outcomes.

Class attendance at Lawson State was suffering partly due to the fact that 60% of its students hold full-time or part-time jobs. However, within a few years of deploying lecture capture through a campus-wide initiative dubbed the "Tegrity Project", nearly 60% of academic courses were using lecture capture, enabling students to easily review what they would have otherwise missed in class.

See How:

• Lawson State increased pass rates and retention for the freshman class
• The Tegrity Project impacts health and science disciplines, such as Nursing
• Curriculum can be streamlined using lecture capture
• Institutions can take advantage of Tegrity's potential beyond lecture capture

The webinar features Dr. Sherri Cousin Davis, Academic Dean & Director of Developmental Program and Dr. Charmaine Smith Rodgers, Instructor of Nursing, both from Lawson State Community College in Alabama.