Navigate360 Resource Hub
Navigate360 is higher ed’s leading student CRM—a powerful technology that unites administrators, faculty, staff, and students in a collaborative network that supports the entire student experience, from recruitment to career. Navigate360 is powered by over a decade of student success research honed from billions of student interactions—and now, it’s also amplified by AI. Navigate360 partners see graduation rate increases of 3% to 15% and a typical ROI of 5:1.
As a Navigate360 partner, you are part of the Student Success Collaborative, which means access to a close-knit community of peers, decades of research, an EAB Strategic Leader dedicated to your success, events designed to share best practices, and a detailed Help Center filled with customizable toolkits and guides. A full list of upcoming events can be viewed in the Events tab of the partners-only networking Community. You’re also invited to CONNECTED26, our student success and strategy conference taking place October 26-28 in Orlando, Florida.
Please reach out to your Strategic Leader or [email protected] with any questions.
Upcoming Events
See All EventsForage Community of Practice: Monthly Series for Forage Insider Partners
Getting Started with the AI Assistant for Students & AI Chat Agent
Navigate360 Office Hours
Past Events
See All Past EventsHidden Biases and Smart Strategies
CONNECTED25 Re-Run
Program Advising and PeopleSoft Degree Audit Integration: What’s Coming and What to Expect
Research and Insights
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Navigate360: The AI Trail Guide for Enrollment
Protecting Early Career Outcomes in the AI Workforce
Four Possible Futures for College Graduates in the AI Workforce
Guide to Your Navigate360 Implementation
The Future of College Graduates in the AI Workforce
5 Insights About Changing Student Preferences
Outpacing the New Federal Earnings Mandate
30 AI use cases for the student journey
Engage Faculty in Student Success
Blogs
See All BlogsHow community colleges can prepare graduates for an AI-disrupted workforce
Where your donor retention efforts fall short—and how to fix it