More Efficient

It’s always been complicated.

You know that creating a new catalog for your institution or revising your existing one can be a complex, messy business. After all, you spend endless hours persuading faculty and administrators to take more ownership of their portion of the catalog, to improve coordination between their individual teams and your own, and to collaborate more productively with one another as well as with you.

 
Not anymore.

A powerful, digital solution created by a team who understands the diverse content management needs of colleges and universities across the nation, CourseLeaf is specifically equipped to allow you to retain those elements within your process that work, while simultaneously eliminating redundancies and inefficiencies. Which means, no more time wasted on matching the schedules of individual authors with your own. No more endless waits for content updates from different departments, and no more going back-and-forth to clarify content changes or updates. As a deeply customized solution, CourseLeaf focuses specifically on your institution’s unique needs, clarifying and streamlining your individual process to offer you a more timely, transparent, and efficient way to create your academic catalog.

Imagine…

• Tapping into the expertise of content providers across campus, easily and efficiently, through an interface that allows you to instantly add anyone with an Internet connection to your team… instead of a drawn out process involving multiple meetings, telephone conversations, email communication, and campus mail.
  
• Providing your entire team with powerful yet easy-to-use tools so they may easily navigate through your content catalog; locate the content they seek; combine new content with the database content that already exists, and much more… all without constantly seeking information from you.
  
  
• Maintaining a list of such pre-approved resources as images and documents for different authors to use, and ensuring that a pre-approved format is universally applied… instead of individually reviewing every image, document, or published page for consistency.
  
  
• Instantly creating (or adding to, or modifying,) virtual groups responsible for reviewing, editing, approving, deleting, and signing off on every page of your catalog to ensure the quality and accuracy of your content… without the need to schedule “real-world” meetings every time.