Faced with exploding costs of processing ever increasing admissions paperwork, Boston College adopted a novel, Cloud-based approach. The school teamed up with a Boston-based SaaS provider, FolderWave to replace its manual, paper-based admissions system with an electronic folder-in-the-cloud solution. The results underscore the importance of delivering early success, and staying focused on business outcomes.
Do you spend too much time planning lessons and searching for resources online? Do you have trouble organizing your lesson files? Would you like to be able to access your lessons from any computer, and share them with colleagues?
The following is a guest post from Bob Burke, President of FolderWave,Inc, a cloud-based company offering products and services designed to significantly improve complex, high-volume time-dependent process and data management operations in many operational areas in higher education. Bob can be reached at bob@folderwave.com. To …
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Adobe has just launched an incredible new app, Adobe Carousel, that lets you store, share, and show off your entire photo collection on the go.
Looking for a bigger piece of the cloud? Box.net is offering 50GB(!) free online storage to battle Apple iCloud. When these companies battle, collaborating classrooms win.
You just wrote something great in your notepad, have to turn in some handwritten homework, or want to share teaching resources with friends online. You don’t have an expensive scanner. Now what? If only there were a simple solution to this problem…wait…there is!
A staggering statistic was just unveiled by Google. There are now more than 10 million academic users in the Google cloud. Schools and entire districts have moved e-mail and collaboration to the Google cloud and that number continues to climb. Here’s a helpful article out …
A staggering statistic was just unveiled by Google. There are now more than 10 million academic users in the Google cloud. Schools and entire districts have moved e-mail and collaboration to the Google cloud and that number continues to climb. Here’s a helpful article out …