starting Nov 10

Higher Ed Digital Conference

Want to get more strategic with your higher ed digital content and strategies across devices, channels and departments? The Higher Ed Digital Conference can help. This conference designed to showcase best practices, great strategies that work no matter what features 18 higher ed professionals working in institutions like yours – with real solutions to real timely problems we’re all facing now in higher ed digital. With a special discount, your registration will cover up to 10 individual connections if necessary.

Higher Ed Digital Conference 2020
  • I highly recommend this course for anyone seeking professional development in social media marketing for higher education. I learned more through this class than from any conference or workshop I’ve attended in the past. You will gain insights that are both in-depth and practical. It is well worth the investment.

    Josh Woods, Auburn University College of Agriculture. Josh Woods, Auburn University College of Agriculture,
    Social Media Marketing for Higher Ed Course Alum
  • We found this format extremely useful for 4 staff members with varying job functions. It was quick, relevant, engaging, and fun and interactive, too.

    Clay Walsh from California College of the Arts. Clay Walsh from California College of the Arts,
    Higher Ed Content Conference Alum
  • This is a great course for those who want to dive deeper into SEO, with specific strategies for the Higher Ed environment and great opportunities to learn from peers.

    Melony Ritter. Melony Ritter, Social Media Coordinator, National Park Community College
    SEO for Higher Ed Course Alum
  • Higher Ed Experts online conferences are a great way to offer networking and professional development opportunities to faculty, staff, and student employees who might otherwise be unable to participate in an in-person conference of this type and quality.

    Teri Williams, Boise State University. Teri Williams, Boise State University,
    Attendee

Higher Ed Experts online conferences are a great way to offer networking and professional development opportunities to faculty, staff, and student employees who might otherwise be unable to participate in an in-person conference of this type and quality.

Teri Williams, Boise State University. Teri Williams, Boise State University,
Attendee

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