No, I will be the only presenterCommittee: Group VI: Information Technology

First Learning Outcome: Understand the current technologies enabling the electronic exchange of transcripts 

Second Learning Outcome: Demystify the meaning of many of the common acronyms used in electronic data exchange

Third Learning Outcome: Understand the costs of not implementing electronic transcripts

Core Competency: Technological Knowledge

Proficiency: Records & Academic Services Proficiencies

Intended Audience: General Audience / Intended for Everyone

EDX 101 will cover the basics of electronic data exchange, including the terminology, a brief history, the types of EDX, how EDX is being used, and some statistics on how institutions are using it. This session will prepare you to get the most out of the other related electronic data exchange sessions offered throughout the conference. The session will highlight benefits and considerations for various exchange methodologies as well as some best practice recommendations for EDI, XML, and PDF student transcript exchange.

Presenter(s): 

Doug Holmes Ontario Universities Application Centre (OUAC)