Q: Where did you study for post-secondary and what did you study? A: I actually attended two post-secondary institutions. First, I went to Brock University
Get Your Mind in Motion! Tune Into Season 3, Episode 6, “EL: Field, Philosophy or Just ‘Good Teaching’”? With Guest Josh Meyer
In this episode of Mindset in Motion, we delve into the realm of experiential education (EL) and explore its concepts, implementations, and potential for creating
NACE 2023 Conference & Expo: See You There!
This June 5th to 7th, Dr. Bill Heinrich, Director of Mindset, will be joining our Symplicity team at the National Association of Colleges & Employers
News: Outcome Insights Reporting Tool, Elevated
All Outcome sites running the latest version now have access to a revamped and updated Insights Reporting tool – a pre-configured dashboard and aggregate reporting
Worldwide Welfare Webinar Invitation
You’re invited! Symplicity and Orbis are bringing together four experts from opposite ends of the globe to examine how universities and colleges address sexual assault
We’re Growing: Meet Our New Team Members!
Originally from Montreal, Vanessa Boudreau, our new bilingual Product Success Coach, has recently joined the team at Orbis. With a Master’s degree in Education, Vanessa
Introducing Mentorship Programs Through Your Outcome EL Module
In our latest We Are Orbis newsletter we look at the functionality of your Outcome EL module and also explore using the module to set
How Can I Incorporate Competency & Reflection into My Workflows?
We’re here to help you advance your Outcome solution as a container and optimizer for the unique experiential learning needs of your campus. We want
Innovation: Outcome’s Experiential Tracking Module
Did you catch our latest We Are Orbis newsletter? It was our final for the year and an important overview for any Orbis clients utilizing
Together Again: Celebrating our Team & Innovating What’s Next In-Person
We all know the pandemic changed our work environment – from where we work to how we work to work better. A Forbes study showed