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Instructional Capacity ALLOCATING INSTRUCTIONAL RESOURCES TO MEET STUDENT NEED |
How many students can you effectively serve with your existing instructional resources? Understanding instructional capacity can better equip institutions to allocate resources to meet demand. Whether it's to balance students' needs with faculty availability or determine if you have the right classroom space to align with pedagogy, there are a variety of ways for you to optimize your resources. Keep reading to learn how you can optimize instructional resources.
Understand your institution’s instructional constraints by analyzing your faculty and space resources. By uncovering areas that are misaligned and understanding changes in enrollment and instructional resources, you can better meet students’ needs. Click the button below to access resources on how you can improve instructional capacity.
Your level of course scheduling infrastructure is directly related to your faculty and space resources. Take the complimentary Course Scheduling Infrastructure Diagnostic to uncover your level of infrastructure by clicking the button below or keep scrolling to find solutions to improve instructional capacity.
Ad Astra consultants help institutions gain a holistic understanding of what their instructional capacity is today and where there are areas for improvement. Through comprehensive analysis and implementing best practices and strategies on campus, institutions are optimizing resource allocation for financial sustainability and student success.
Understand classroom space limitations and opportunities, and unpack strategies to optimize space utilization.
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Measure how efficient and effective your course schedule is.
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Analyze your scheduling patterns and quantify the potential impact of your grid design and enforcement options.
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Ad Astra is higher education’s solution partner in managing the academic enterprise. Partnering with more than 500 colleges, universities, and systems nationwide, Ad Astra helps improve stewardship of instructional resources, streamline student access to courses, and accelerate student completions.