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Program Intelligence Manager

  • 01/01/05

The e-learning division of eCollege (www.ecollege.com) has launched the Program Intelligence Manager, a set of business intelligence tools that enable educational institutions to easily identify, capture, analyze and act on key program metrics. Available in the first quarter of 2005, Program Intelligence Manager v1.0 enables data-driven decision-making to assist in more successful student outcomes and better institutional performance. Essentially, Program Information Manager allows schools to determine what factors contribute to the success (or lack of success) of their online courses, thereby allowing them to make the necessary improvements to maintain quality course offerings online.

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