All posts tagged "technology"
-
Embrace the Virtual
Most collegiate recreation departments are committed to providing opportunities for every student on campus. However, achieving full participation is a monumental goal. Most recreation centers...
-
Office of the Future: Technology and Automation
Last time, we discussed how remote work and open offices can benefit your campus recreation department. In Part Two of this three part series, you’ll...
-
Creating a Connected Fitness Experience
It’s human nature to seek connection, and the latest technology makes it possible to stay more connected to our families, friends and interests than ever...
-
The Impact of Virtual on an Existing Group Fitness Program
Virtual fitness presents an additional opportunity — outside of live group fitness classes — for fitness facilities to engage with members. However, what is the...
-
If You Build It, They Will Come
Getting students interested in fitness programs can be difficult. What you need is creative programming that catches the eye of the busy student. “College kids...
-
Four Technologies to Bolster Campus Recreation Participation
Most collegiate recreation departments are committed to providing opportunities for every student on campus. However, achieving full participation is a monumental goal. Most recreation centers...
-
FSU Finds a Highly-Collaborative Partner in upace
With the right tools, partners and collaboration, truly great things can happen. In fact, David Peters, the associate director of campus recreation at Florida State...
-
Talking Tech
For students, primarily Millennials, technology is second nature and an integral aspect of their lives. That’s why for campus rec centers, technology can be used...
-
InnoSoft’s Impact at the University of the Pacific
Marc Falkenstein, the director of campus recreation at the University of the Pacific, shares on partnering with InnoSoft and the benefits of having one system run so...
-
Using Technology in Your Training Tools
Gone are the days of creating lengthy manuals stored in big binders that ultimately serve as a haven for dust bunnies after your staff orientation....
