Edu Web 2008 Presentation
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- 1. You Have Faculty Using Technology to Market... Are You Kidding Me? edu Web Conference July 21, 2008 Greg Williams, Ed.D.
- 2. Greg Williams, Ed.D.
- Director & Clinical Assistant Professor
- Univ. of Maryland
- [email_address]
- www.gregwilliams.net
- 3. Case Study Facts
- Univ. Maryland, Baltimore County
- Instructional Design & eLearning Graduate program
- Enrollment declining
- One year to improve
- Staff of one
- Faculty in-charge of marketing
- 4. Program Enrollment FY 2003 1,035 Credit Hours FY 2004 771 Credit Hours FY 2008 1,239 Credit Hours 2004 2008 increase of 60%
- 5. Changing Faculty Role
- More comprehensive responsibilities
- More non-traditional taks
- Fewer tenure track opportunities
- More accountability
- Importance of advising
- Increased PR & marketing role
- This is not what I signed up for
- 6. Faculty Evaluation
- Teaching
- Research & publications
- Service
- Whats missing?
- 7. Why People Dont Perform (Robert Mager)
- Dont know how
- Dont know whats expected
- Dont have the authority
- Dont get timely feedback/info
- Punished or ignored for succeeding
- Rewarded for doing wrong things
- Nobody notices
- 8. Why Should Faculty Market?
- No Students = No Job
- Link to external world
- Promotes program & faculty
- Start of advising relationship
- 9. Case Study Facts
- Univ. Maryland, Baltimore County
- Instructional Design & eLearning Graduate program
- Enrollment declining
- One year to improve
- Staff of one
- Faculty in-charge of marketing
- 10. Todays Consumer
- Search when they need to
- They are in control
- Little time to spend
- Fast paced lifestyle
- Search using tools they know
- Think like adult learners
- 11. Marketing Shift
- 12. Marketing Shift
- Mass media to customized
- Control from advertisers to consumers
- Sketchy results to measurable results
- Limited Internet access to widespread
- Few media tools to many tools
- Traditional ads to Internet
- 13. Typical Marketing Approach (graduate program)
- Stale ideas (e.g. open house)
- Mostly advertising
- Program & services not evaluated
- Ineffective inquiry mgt & follow-up
- Passive use of technology
- Little engagement of inquirers
- 14. Comprehensive Approach
- Needs assessment
- Marketing research
- Product development
- Pricing
- Distribution
- Selling
- Advertising
- Public relations
- 15. Analysis Results
- Need for program
- Student & alumni profile
- Program quality good
- Students, alums, employers liked program
- Some new courses needed
- Opportunity to go online
- 16. Position Statement
- Why are you unique?
- Program & services differentiation
- Problem you are solving?
- What do you offer that others dont?
- Why should people associate with you?
- 17. Focus on Customer Needs
- What do they want & when
- How do they look for it
- Is your content meaningful?
- Is your message reinforced?
- 18. Were Having Cookies!
- 19. What Did Our Customers Want?
- Career info
- Professional development info
- Answers to their job situation
- How will program help them?
- Career counseling
- 20. Our Approach
- Comprehensive marketing
- Technology as communication
- & marketing tool
- Build relationships
- Interactive communication
- Meaningful content
- Career content & services
- 21. No Silver Bullet
- 22. Action Plan
- Biggest impact on enrollment?
- Our position statement
- Focus on career needs
- Use technology to help
- Short-tem vs. long term
- 23. Program Improvements
- New courses
- Course names & descriptions
- Applied learning format
- Improve instructional technology
- 24. Service Improvements
- Admission & registration
- Career services
- Online services, e.g. library
- Response time
- 25. Inquiry Management
- Methods of inquiry
- Gregs role
- System we inherited
- How it was used in past
- New approach
- 26. Communication Plan
- Current students
- Program alumni
- Internal audience
- Employers
- Professional Associations
- 27. Technology Not a Universal Solution
- Define need first
- Identify possible tools
- Evaluate, ease of use, cost
- Then select appropriate tool
- 28. Technology Tools
- Searchable content
- Google Adwords
- Website
- YouTube
- iTunes university
- 29.