"Making videoconferencing available to students who can't attend class in person can improve attendance and student satisfaction, according to a two-year project that took place at Indiana University. In fact, absenteeism dropped by more than half."—Source: Campus Technology
WHY THIS MATTERS:
Videoconferencing can foster important connections, keeping students in class when they cannot attend physically. It doesn't just boost attendance numbers — it also is helping students succeed.
