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Welcome to the National Center for Academic Transformation.
NCAT is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to the effective use of information technology to improve student learning outcomes and reduce the cost of higher education. NCAT provides expertise and support to institutions and organizations seeking proven methods for providing more students with the education they need to prosper in today’s economy. Learn more...

What's New:
- Changing the Equation: a program to engage the nation’s community colleges in a successful redesign of their remedial/developmental math sequences supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

NCAT Programs:
- State and System Course Redesign: a program for states and higher education systems that want to produce large-scale quality improvements and cost savings, including links to current statewide course redesign efforts.
- The Redesign Alliance: a national member organization of institutions, companies and organizations whose mission is to advance the concept of course redesign throughout higher education to increase student success and access while containing or reducing instructional costs.
- Colleagues Committed to Redesign (C2R): a three-year program to engage 60 new institutions in large-scale course redesign supported by the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE.)

NCAT Resources:
NCAT Completed Programs:
- Program in Course Redesign (PCR): the initial program that demonstrates how to redesign courses using technology to improve quality and reduce costs, including descriptions and data from 30 successful efforts.
- Roadmap to Redesign (R2R): a national initiative to produce 20 more successful course redesigns using a streamlined course redesign methodology.
- Increasing Success for Underserved Students: an effort supported by Lumina Foundation for Education to assess the impact of the Program in Course Redesign on the success of traditionally underserved students.
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Question: What would be the impact on our academic practices if all of us in higher education started to evaluate our efforts in improving teaching and learning by capturing, reporting and comparing student success rates-and acted on what we learned?
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Our Process: Discover the four-stage process that NCAT uses to advance our goals of improving student learning and reducing instructional costs.
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