Title III Online Newsletter  | Volume 1 | Issue 3 | January 21, 2003 | Current Issue

Welcome to North Carolina Wesleyan College’s Title III Online Newsletter. The latest news about Title III initiatives improving Wesleyan’s academic programs, faculty development, and student support.

  

New Wesleyan Advising Website in Place


Beginning with the Spring 2003 semester, students and academic advisors will have a new website that provides single-screen access to important information often used in advising  students in their academic, career, and social development. The site is broken into four areas: (1) Institutional Advising Tools and References, (2) Institutional Advising Handouts & Forms, (3) Campus Resources for Students, and (4) Outside Resources for Students and Advisors. More….



Wesleyan Cruising with CampusCruiser

Fall 2002 marked the College’s unveiling of its new Internet portal, CampusCruiser, which provides faculty, staff, and students personalized web accounts, featuring online campus news, email accounts, and virtual management systems for all their courses.

Getting people to try new technology can sometimes be a difficult and slow process, but many members of the Wesleyan community have readily adopted CampusCruiser as part of their teaching-learning experience. According to Weimin Wang, Wesleyan Instructional Technologist, use of CampusCruiser increased impressively over the term: the number of bi-weekly users rose from 405 in August to 824 in  December. He expects that figure to increase as more faculty, staff, and students catch on to the benefits of using CampusCruiser. More….

NCWC 's WebAdvisor Makes Debut

As part of Title III’s ongoing efforts to improve advising at Wesleyan, the College is introducing its new online advising platform, WebAdvisor, which will be available to students and advisors alike.

In the past, most advising matters have been carried out by advisors through the use of Colleague, a web-based software and database system which many Wesleyan advisors have found inconvenient and inefficient to use. To navigate Colleague, advisors have had to be armed with a knowledge of codes and keyboard commands, and enough patience to jump through an awkward series of screens to do their advising.

According to NCWC Controller Mike Chauvin, navigation problems such as these should be a thing of the past now that WebAdvisor is available More ....