From Zero to Online Photo Submission: Best practices when you have to implement quickly
From Zero to Online Photo Submission: Best practices when you have to implement quickly
Deb and Richard cover best practices for a quick implementation of online photo submission.
Presenters:
Deb Nightingale, Liberty University
Richard Wynn, Georgia Southern University
Jorrun Liston : Welcome everyone! We are recording this session and will post it on naccuTV shortly.
Jodie L Gill : How many reminders did you have to send to receive 65% submitted photos?
Abraham “Abe” Cereno : Do your ID cards mailed out are inactive at first? What is risk management you have in place for lost card?
Michelle Bryant : How much do you spend on average to mail cards and do you charge the students/faculty for that?
Michelle Bryant : Thank you!
Tony Erskine : Richard, how long did it take to deploy online photo submission before you were able to send invitations? How much effort was it on your side?
Tony Erskine : Thanks!!!
Abraham “Abe” Cereno : Thank you>…
Katherine Escandon : Thanks for sharing!
Karla Gibson – Georgia Tech : Thanks for the shout out, Richard!
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