Ellucian Elevate Deliver and manage non-traditional offerings as quickly as the market demands Jennifer Taylor, Principal Solutions Consultant.

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Ellucian Elevate Deliver and manage non-traditional offerings as quickly as the market demands Jennifer Taylor, Principal Solutions Consultant

Agenda 1 2 3 4 Background Live Demonstration Integration Review/Questions

Increasing Pressure Positive Change Funding Cuts Falling Enrollments Increased Competition from MOOCs and other low-cost online programs Approached strategically, CE offers an untapped opportunity to drive revenue boost enrollment and further an Institutional mission by serving part-time adult students. But approached ad-hoc, without a thorough understanding of its history and dynamics, efforts to reorganize CE can backfire, costing money, time and resources schools don’t have to spare.

Ellucian Elevate is a mobile-ready SaaS solution that provides greater access to continuing education students--which means greater program enrollment numbers for your institution.

Ellucian XE “What we want is a solution that allows us to tag on new services, new applications, without throwing away everything we’ve done. Without having to adopt a whole new stack, either.” David Swartz, Chief Information Officer, American University A technology strategy to protect your investments and help you expand or adopt solutions as priorities shift.

Ellucian Elevate XE Foundation Mobile Admin Interface Web An architecture that enables a delivery mechanism for continuous enhancement (future-proofing), while lowering total cost of ownership for institutions  Extensibility: Tools to easily configure and tune the product to match campus workflow and needs—customization without touching source code  Seamless integration and interoperability with other institution assets  Increased flexibility and hosting options—off-site and cloud  Superior functionality with streamlined administration  Modular product design that enables continuous upgrade path—without a major reinstall—built on existing data and infrastructure Evolutionary: Support customers at their pace of change Open / Modern / Flexible: Leverage modern open proven technologies Avoid vendor lock in Pursue user-centric designs Standard: Solutions must follow industry standards (Microsoft .NET4, HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3, etc) Reduce Costs on IT – standard tools and staffing options Scalable and Elastic: Products must be able to scale to meet customer growth Reusable: Create and consume efficient reusable components and frameworks Trend away from complexity toward simplicity Lean/Agile: Focus on significant design decisions Lightweight, modular, team-based tactics (vs. Ivory Tower or method based) Interaction and collaboration wins over process and tools, avoid big upfront design (BUFD), optimize the whole, eliminate waste, built with quality, deliver fast, defer commitment, respect people, create knowledge API’s / Web Services Common Architecture

Guiding Principles of Project CE/WFD need to run their business Autonomy Institution needs key data for various reporting agencies Institutional Reporting There have been two guiding principles of the Elevate project. First, the Continuing Education and Workforce development offices need the autonomy to run their businesses. The need the freedom and speed to create new programs and course offerings. They need a flexible system that is their own to match their unique business needs. At the same time, the institution needs data for reporting. They need data for board reports, state reports, and other key reports. Banner and Colleague will continue to be the ‘database of record’ and will be the key location for reporting data. Institutions will continue to use their reporting tools. Elevate will have operational reports in it but for those overall institutional reports, Banner/Colleague will be source.

Why Ellucian Elevate? Catalog/Program Management Managing faculty workload Tracking breakeven Private courses Employer funded coursework Catalog/Program Management Outbound marketing Dynamic Website Course Marketing/Tracking Registration / Company can enroll student Billing / Company pre-pays for employee Cross-sell / up-sell opportunities Custom attributes for each course type Enrollment Issue certificate Market next course Company notification Attendance tracking Grading Completion For-credit SIS is system of record Update catalog, grades and faculty workload Finance SIS Integration Allow Potential Duplicate Students to Register Upload/Collect Forms, Files, and Documents Why Ellucian Elevate? Embedded Break Even Dashboard

Student Administration Integration Demonstration Locate, register, and pay Administration Manage registration pathways Monitor bookings/registrations Integration Key data back in Banner Let’s take a quick look at the software with a live demonstration. Today we will take a quick look at the student registration experience. We will see a student find a course offering on our website, go through the registration process and finally pay for the class. Next we will look at how easy it is to customize or tailor the registration process. You can easily change the registration experience for the different types of offerings that you have. Lastly we know it is important to stay on top of our offerings and monitor our progress. We will look at a key form that will help us monitor our course offerings. Student Registration Locate, Register, and Buy Course Managing Booking Process Tailor Booking Path and Communications Administrative view of Elevate Front page – access is controlled by log in. Monitor offerings.

Unparalleled Integration Demographics Academic Finance i i CE/WFD Business Process i XE APIs | Web services Ellucian Elevate ERP Banner by Ellucian Courses i Facilities Faculty Student Finance Unparalleled Integration

Benefits of Elevate Student Administration Integration Intuitive navigation Mobile enabled Easy to buy a class! Administration Ease of use Manage all facets of your business Integration Delivered dashboards Better informed decision making Real-time updates with Banner/Colleague Let’s take a quick look at the software with a live demonstration. Today we will take a quick look at the student registration experience. We will see a student find a course offering on our website, go through the registration process and finally pay for the class. Next we will look at how easy it is to customize or tailor the registration process. You can easily change the registration experience for the different types of offerings that you have. Lastly we know it is important to stay on top of our offerings and monitor our progress. We will look at a key form that will help us monitor our course offerings. Student Registration Locate, Register, and Buy Course Managing Booking Process Tailor Booking Path and Communications Administrative view of Elevate Front page – access is controlled by log in. Monitor offerings.

Ellucian Roadmap Legend 80% 65% 50% Exploring 2012 2013 2014 Jan-Jun Jul-Sep Oct-Dec Jan-Mar Apr-Jun , Example Feature Example Feature Investment Category: Helps to group targets for any release into primary investment categories: Confidence Level Legend: See definitions and disclaimers on next slide Features Example Feature Example Feature Target deliverable: features, capabilities, architectural enhancements, etc. Color indicates confidence level Technology Release Theme: Summary level description of release scope or theme Quality APIs Technology Quality Features APIs This release is focused on architectural enhancements This release is focused on quality This release is focused on features and functions This release is focused on APIs Preview/Theme Information presented here is subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of Ellucian and should not be relied upon in making any purchase decision

Confidence Level Definitions We use the term confidence level to describe the likelihood that the items on the roadmap will be delivered at the dates shown on the timeline. There are many factors that impact our ability to predict delivery including but not limited to: Customer priorities – Our releases are driven by customer feedback and prioritization. Sometimes the priorities change due to any number of external factors. At any time, we may change the priorities in any given future release to better reflect our customers’ interests. Quality Targets – Each of our product releases undergoes a stringent quality assurance process prior to release. Should a particular capability not meet our quality targets, we may choose to defer that specific capability to a future release or not complete the development of that capability at all. Design Constraints – In response to customer feedback, we attempt to provide visibility beyond the next product release. In doing so, we share capabilities that reflect customer requests but have not gone through the technical design phase. In some cases, the technical design phase will reveal a larger level of effort and dependencies that make the original timeframe infeasible. Further, the design phase could reveal that the capability is not technically feasible at all or not cost effective resulting in abandonment of effort. Budget Cycles – For roadmaps that might include visibility beyond the current Ellucian fiscal year budget, all items are subject to financial progress against goals and the availability of funds for that particular project in future budget cycles. Engineering Forecasting Accuracy – All roadmap items are subject to some level of forecasting accuracy imprecision resulting in certain functionality pushing out to later releases on a roadmap timeline. The further out the release date, the higher the likelihood that one or more of these factors will impact the accuracy of our roadmaps. That is why we clearly indicate less than 100% confidence for our next release even though it may scheduled to be released in the short-term, and why we use decreasing confidence levels for items that are further out on the roadmap.  

Elevate Roadmap Q3 ‘14 Delivered 80% 65% 50% Exploring 2014 2015 2016 Jan-Mar Apr-Jun Jul-Sep Oct-Dec Jan - Dec , Integration Features Elevate Initial Release Enhanced Integration Cross sell MEP Support Conferencing Technology Quality Ongoing quality improvements APIs Features Features Features Features Initial release of Ellucian Elevate Initial Banner and Colleague integration Cross Sell Widget Student Record integration SMS Additional Reporting MEP Support for Banner integration Parent Registration for youth programs Additional Conferencing support Preview/Theme Information presented here is subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of Ellucian and should not be relied upon in making any purchase decision

Let’s see it!

Elevate Timeline Summer: North American Launch (Beta) December: General Availability February: Quarterly 2015 Release To help you understand where we are moving and how fast, let’s talk a little bit about timeline. Our beta clients are currently working with Elevate. The beta clients will work with the product during the summer months leading up to our December general release. In February, we plan on deepening the integration to Banner/Colleague with additional student academic history, adding cross-sell widgets, and make it easier to communicate with students via SMS text messaging. Later in 2015, you should see parent’s ability to register youth in offerings like summer camps and better conference functionality. As each of these updates take place, we will be rolling out new features and incorporating client feedback.

Contact us Keenan Hogg Director, Continuing Education and Workforce Development TEL: 703-261-2523 EMAIL: keenan.hogg@ellucian.com Contact Us Mention Keenan Hogg