Insights – Page 8 – (Legacy) PlatformQ Education

PQCast Completes Beta, Unlocks “Bring Your Own Video” Approach to Virtual Engagement

Posted on March 16, 2021 by

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities pivoted quickly to incorporate virtual events into a process that traditionally was reliant on in-person interactions. One year later, meeting software like Zoom and Webex are a part of daily life. The Conduit platform has led the digitization of the recruitment and enrollment process by empowering admissions and marketing professionals to build continuous and consistent content in addition to hosting large scale virtual events. […]

So Nice They’ll Do It Twice: Marine Science Preview Event for Eckerd College

Posted on March 12, 2021 by

Organizing faculty, current students, and staff is always a challenge for in-person events and trying to coordinate that many presenters for virtual experiences can be an even greater feat. Eckerd used all the tools in their toolbelt to put on a successful event by communicating with their strategy team and connecting their faculty with prospective students who are interested in Marine Sciences. […]

The Truth About Stealth

Posted on October 1, 2021 by

Do you know how much effort it takes to fill out your application? To coordinate with the counseling office to get transcripts sent? For those that still have application fees, you know students do not accidentally pay those without knowing one thing about your school. […]

[INFOGRAPHIC] The Evolving Landscape of Virtual Student Engagement

Posted on July 22, 2022 by

The way students and schools connect and engage has changed forever. It’s no longer a matter of “if”, but “how” we build a virtual event plan to compliment legacy communication channels and in-person programs. Here are some great insights from leading researchers that showcase the importance of keeping a keen focus on quality virtual event planning. […]

Strategy Consulting from PlatformQ Education helps NC State with Virtual Engagement Events

NC State: For the Experience

Posted on February 18, 2021 by

Organizing numerous faculty, current students, and staff is a challenge for in-person events and trying to coordinate that many presenters for virtual experiences can be an even greater feat. NC State took full advantage of the strategy consulting from PlatformQ Education’s team to develop a structure that would be easy and engaging for attendees and presenters. […]

This is the Way

Posted on February 18, 2021 by

One of the largest challenges facing streaming providers is the concept of subscriber churn. Because services like Netflix, Disney+, HBO Max, et al. allow subscribers to cancel any time, they run the risk of subscribers simply shutting down the service when they’ve finished bingeing their favorite sitcom or sci-fi series. […]

Senior Day on the Hill

Posted on February 11, 2021 by

Senior Day on the Hill provided PVAMU information to first year freshman students and their parents with engaging sessions that included: Welcome & Academic Showcase, Housing Virtual Tour, Student Panel, Parent Chat, Student Life Program, and a Marching Storm Performance!

The marching band at PVAMU is a showcase for the institution and the Marching Storm Performance had everyone singing the rest of the day. Not only did the event create a place for students and parents to ask live questions, but the PVAMU team’s energy and enthusiasm was unmistakable and clearly felt by the viewing audience — even through the screen!, PVAMU helped students and families feel excited and accepted, a part of a passionate and welcoming community. […]

Everything Old is New Again

Posted on February 5, 2021 by

Bay Path and PlatformQ Education built out a branded digital environment specifically for the Signature Scholarship Competition Program and each group had a dedicated subpage and breakout room. Students were able to connect and engage with each other in a strategic and direct way utilizing this format. […]

Engagement Is a Process, Not an Event

Posted on February 5, 2021 by pqadmin

In the early days of search — the admissions process of acquiring student lists from standardized tests or survey providers — the process was treated as a routine event. Institutions would secure their list of high school juniors and seniors in October, drop it at the top of their communication flow, and kick off the annual recruitment cycle. […]

Throw Out the Old Recipe

Posted on January 29, 2021 by

Let me tell you a story about a parent showing their child how to cook the holiday roast beef.

The parent meticulously reviews every step with their child, selects the cut of meat, and how many pounds are needed for their family of six. They explain seasoning the meat and setting it on the counter before cooking. Finally, the parent explains the last step “… cut off the ends of the roast before setting it in the oven to roast.” […]