Benefits of lms on ium students and faculty

 Benefits of lms on IUM students and faculty 

Benefits to Students

  • Prepare students for transfer and the workforce
  • Offer students experience in scholarly pursuit
  • Improve students’ critical-thinking skills
  • Offer students opportunities for hands-on, project-based learning
  • Offer students opportunities to use cutting-edge technologies and methods. 

Benefits to Faculty

  • Increased Student Engagement
  • Professional Development Opportunities
  • Program-level marketing
  • Stay current in your field of study
  • Find new inspiration in teaching
  • Enable higher levels of student retention and success

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