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Maximum Capacity Toolkit

This toolkit provides the resources to support working toward reliable max caps that afford understanding of true capacity, accurate course planning, and efficient resource allocation.
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Matching Section Offerings to Demand

The second session of the training series will focus on evaluating opportunities to shift resources from underfilled sections to sections that are overfilled, ultimately reducing bottlenecks.
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Blogs

Looking for expert takes on the biggest issues in education? Then you'll love our blogs. Read on to learn more about each, then subscribe for updates so you never miss…
Partner Service

Financial Performance Collaborative for Provosts

EAB’s Financial Performance Collaborative will help you safeguard future spending or fund emerging priorities through resource allocation savings.
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APS Intensive Re-Run: Make Data-Informed Fall 2021 Course Planning Decisions

As the fall term comes to a close soon, we know you’re already busy planning for Fall 2021. Watch our on-demand webinar for how to make data-informed course planning decisions.
Academic Performance Solutions
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Optimizing Class Size and Instructional Workload

The second session of the series will explore the Course Planning and Instructional Workload tabs on the APS Benchmarks dashboard. Users will learn how to use benchmarks to identify opportunities…
Academic Performance Solutions
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Small Course Proliferation

During this session we'll explore trends in small course proliferation through analysis of the APS benchmarking data.
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New Feature Training: Instructional Workload Benchmarks

During the webconference you'll learn to navigate the new Instructional Workload tab and how to identify where there may be opportunities to rightsize teaching loads or increase productivity.
Academic Performance Solutions
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Aiming for optimum resource allocation? Prevent unintentionally small classes.

Not all small classes are purposely designed to be small. And unintentionally very small courses represent a large investment—so they’re a particularly meaningful segment to reevaluate for optimal resource allocation.…