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Virtual is the norm rather than the exception, and virtual experiences need to be delivered at the highest level, or risk getting lost in the crowd. The time is now, to go from good to great.

As an industry revered expert, there are not many who are as qualified as Cindy to reveal the secrets of a Master Virtual Facilitator that make virtual classroom experiences better. She usually begins her webinars by showcasing some of the practical advantages that the Adobe Connect UI offers in facilitating interaction.

The Journal and Campus Technology are two of the industry’s leading media brands that traditionally host successful award events for product appreciation across multiple brands.

It is an honor and joy to be acknowledged by our users as ‘The Best of Elearning! 2020’ in the Virtual Classrooms category. 

University View Academy started with a dream of helping students access quality trainers and a state-approved curriculum, remotely. Today, it ranks among the most innovative online charter-schools in the country.

We are honored have to have Adobe Connect ranked #1 In the category of Best Collaboration Solution as well as one of the top Corporate Training Solutions.

When it began offering Executive MBA (EMBA) courses online in 2004, Saint Mary’s College of California became a pioneer of virtual education. The program gave working professionals a combination of convenience and in-person interaction by blending virtual and in-classroom learning. Saint Mary’s award-winning EMBA program has since become a model for other institutions.Recently, the liberal arts college implemented Adobe Connect as its preferred online conferencing platform.

While other solutions could only support concurrent events in French or English, with Adobe Connect CFHI can seamlessly deliver bilingual events using breakout rooms where participants can view primary content in their preferred language. The approach keeps audiences integrated and benefits them by sharing in one common digital experience.

By finding more ways to deliver courses electronically, the University of Arizona (UA) broadens the reach of its educational opportunities. The UA currently offers nearly 70 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs and its learning management system (LMS) holds more than 4,300 courses (15% of its total catalog) used by the university’s 19 colleges.