Best Practices in Student
Engagement:
High-Tech Visual Communication
Presented by:
Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D
Vice President for Student Affairs
Daemen College
Nicole Easton, President,
impulseGUIDE
Taryn Bunn, Software Specialist,
impulseGUIDE
Current Situation
 Static Posters
 Aging Dining Menus
 Cluttered Bulletin Boards
 Multiple Club Flyers
 Other technologies
 Emergency Notification Dead
Spots
Educators Need Options!!!
Digital Signage Resolves These Issues
And Many More…
= Boring
= Unappetizing
= Messy
= Unorganized
= Distraction
= Danger
Top 6 Benefits of Campus
Digital Signage
Safety
Event Promotions/Announcements
Lunch Menu Boards
Campus Maps
Instant Management of Communications
Cost Effectiveness
http://mvixdigitalsignage.com/blog/advantages-of-using-digital-signage-in-schools/
External Goals of Maximizing
Technology:
Improve On-Campus Environment
 Communication
 Activities
 Clubs
 Emergencies
 Events
 Menus
 Promotions
 Transportation
 Convenience
 Drive Community
Involvement
Local event information
Volunteer Opportunities
 Encourage Student
Collaboration
 Entertainment
Trivia
 Wayfinding
Daemen
Internal Goals of Maximizing
Technology:
Reduce Costs & Increase Revenues
 Affordability
 Accessibility
 Appeal to Potential Students
and Visitors
 Book Store / Dining Facility
 Attract New Business
 Increase Visit Frequency
 Up-sell
 Cloud-based
 Convenience
 Communication
 Ease of Use
 External Monetization
3rd Party Advertising
 Flexibility
 Immediacy
 Reduce Paper Waste
 Scalability
 Video*
Daemen
Digital Signage Industry
Industry to exceed $20
billion by 20201
Digital is a necessity
Higher recall rate than
any traditional media
83% of people recall at
least one ad seen on a
digital sign in the past
30 days2
 Compare these recall rates3:
Source 1: http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/digital-signage-market
Source 2: http://www.arbitron.com/downloads/arbitron_digital_billboard_study.pdf
Source 3: http://www.nielsen.com/us/en.html
Revenue By Industry1
 27.6%: Retail - General merchandise stores, shopping malls,
super markets, convenience stores, food stores, drug stores
 19.6%: Transportation - Airports, bus stations, train stations, cabs
 16.8%: Hospitality - Resorts, hotels, restaurants, casinos
 8.9%: Corporate – Banks, offices, manufacturing facilities
 8.4%: Education - Universities, colleges, schools
 6.2%: Government - Local and national governments, military,
post offices
 12.5%: Other - Healthcare, theaters, sports, entertainment, gyms
Source 1: Frost & Sullivan’s Analysis of the Global Digital Signage Systems Market Report in 2014
Compound Annual Growth
Rate by Industry1
 18.9%: Transportation
 14.0%: Hospitality
 13.4%: Other
 13.2%: Education
 10.8%: Government
 9.7%: Retail
 8.8%: Corporate
Source 1: Frost & Sullivan’s Analysis of the Global Digital Signage Systems Market Report in 2014
Video*
 Cats Riding Roombas!!!
 Video = Opportunity…
Content:
Keep It Fresh…AND Within Budget!
Paper Communication Model
Digital Communication
Model
Digital Signage:
What to Buy?
 Cloud-based
 Cost-effective
 Intuitive
 Turn-key
 Tech support
 User-friendly
Contact Daemen College:
Office #:716.839.8519
 For questions on Daemen College’s experience with
digital signage, contact:
 Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D
 Vice President for Student Affairs
 gnayor@daemen.edu
Contact impulseGUIDE:
Office #: 716.474.0979
 Stop by our NASPA table for more information on
impulseGUIDE!
 Nicole Easton – President
nicole@impulseguide.com
 Taryn Bunn – iG Software Specialist
taryn@impulseguide.com
 Cassandra Santa Maria – Creative Director
cassandra@impulseguide.com
Questions?
Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D
Vice President for Student Affairs
Daemen College
Nicole Easton, President,
impulseGUIDE
Taryn Bunn, Software Specialist,
ImpulseGUIDE
Thank You!!!
Enjoy the NASPA show!
Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D
Vice President for Student Affairs
Daemen College
Nicole Easton, President,
impulseGUIDE
Taryn Bunn, Software Specialist,
ImpulseGUIDE

iG NASPA Presentation | Best Practices in Student Engagement

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    Best Practices inStudent Engagement: High-Tech Visual Communication Presented by: Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D Vice President for Student Affairs Daemen College Nicole Easton, President, impulseGUIDE Taryn Bunn, Software Specialist, impulseGUIDE
  • 2.
    Current Situation  StaticPosters  Aging Dining Menus  Cluttered Bulletin Boards  Multiple Club Flyers  Other technologies  Emergency Notification Dead Spots Educators Need Options!!! Digital Signage Resolves These Issues And Many More… = Boring = Unappetizing = Messy = Unorganized = Distraction = Danger
  • 3.
    Top 6 Benefitsof Campus Digital Signage Safety Event Promotions/Announcements Lunch Menu Boards Campus Maps Instant Management of Communications Cost Effectiveness http://mvixdigitalsignage.com/blog/advantages-of-using-digital-signage-in-schools/
  • 4.
    External Goals ofMaximizing Technology: Improve On-Campus Environment  Communication  Activities  Clubs  Emergencies  Events  Menus  Promotions  Transportation  Convenience  Drive Community Involvement Local event information Volunteer Opportunities  Encourage Student Collaboration  Entertainment Trivia  Wayfinding
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    Internal Goals ofMaximizing Technology: Reduce Costs & Increase Revenues  Affordability  Accessibility  Appeal to Potential Students and Visitors  Book Store / Dining Facility  Attract New Business  Increase Visit Frequency  Up-sell  Cloud-based  Convenience  Communication  Ease of Use  External Monetization 3rd Party Advertising  Flexibility  Immediacy  Reduce Paper Waste  Scalability  Video*
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    Digital Signage Industry Industryto exceed $20 billion by 20201 Digital is a necessity Higher recall rate than any traditional media 83% of people recall at least one ad seen on a digital sign in the past 30 days2  Compare these recall rates3: Source 1: http://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/digital-signage-market Source 2: http://www.arbitron.com/downloads/arbitron_digital_billboard_study.pdf Source 3: http://www.nielsen.com/us/en.html
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    Revenue By Industry1 27.6%: Retail - General merchandise stores, shopping malls, super markets, convenience stores, food stores, drug stores  19.6%: Transportation - Airports, bus stations, train stations, cabs  16.8%: Hospitality - Resorts, hotels, restaurants, casinos  8.9%: Corporate – Banks, offices, manufacturing facilities  8.4%: Education - Universities, colleges, schools  6.2%: Government - Local and national governments, military, post offices  12.5%: Other - Healthcare, theaters, sports, entertainment, gyms Source 1: Frost & Sullivan’s Analysis of the Global Digital Signage Systems Market Report in 2014
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    Compound Annual Growth Rateby Industry1  18.9%: Transportation  14.0%: Hospitality  13.4%: Other  13.2%: Education  10.8%: Government  9.7%: Retail  8.8%: Corporate Source 1: Frost & Sullivan’s Analysis of the Global Digital Signage Systems Market Report in 2014
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    Video*  Cats RidingRoombas!!!  Video = Opportunity…
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    Digital Signage: What toBuy?  Cloud-based  Cost-effective  Intuitive  Turn-key  Tech support  User-friendly
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    Contact Daemen College: Office#:716.839.8519  For questions on Daemen College’s experience with digital signage, contact:  Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D  Vice President for Student Affairs  gnayor@daemen.edu
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    Contact impulseGUIDE: Office #:716.474.0979  Stop by our NASPA table for more information on impulseGUIDE!  Nicole Easton – President nicole@impulseguide.com  Taryn Bunn – iG Software Specialist taryn@impulseguide.com  Cassandra Santa Maria – Creative Director cassandra@impulseguide.com
  • 18.
    Questions? Greg J. Nayor,Ph.D Vice President for Student Affairs Daemen College Nicole Easton, President, impulseGUIDE Taryn Bunn, Software Specialist, ImpulseGUIDE
  • 19.
    Thank You!!! Enjoy theNASPA show! Greg J. Nayor, Ph.D Vice President for Student Affairs Daemen College Nicole Easton, President, impulseGUIDE Taryn Bunn, Software Specialist, ImpulseGUIDE