How to get a FREE pass Did you know when you refer an organization to us you can get a FREE pass to the User Summit? Save on the pass type of your choosing when you submit a referral of a non-credit program that you think might benefit from implementing Lumens. Referral Program Other Opportunities […]

Join us online during the week of the Lumens User Summit for the Lumens Conference Pass or the Interactive Training Pass. Combine the two for the best value with the Package Deal! Unable to attend every session? Registered users will get access to session recordings.  Contact lumens@augusoft.net with any questions. Lumens Conference Pass Monday, Oct. 19 […]

Resources to keep the lights on In light of COVID-19, Augusoft was able to maintain operations while looking out for the needs of their users. There were several ways that Lumens keeps the light on for the programs who use it.  Do the same work while at home Working in Lumens is as simple as having an […]

Abandoned cart, bulk cancel, student self-cancel, online evaluations capabilities now available Minneapolis, MN – May 5, 2020 – In quick response to changing needs due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, Augusoft Lumens rose to the occasion and released 4 major features in record time. Through live interactive discussions with users, Augusoft heard their challenges and began work […]

The results are in! Augusoft conducted a survey for the non-credit Continuing Education market in late April 2020. Based on 237 participants, the “Effects of COVID-19 on Continuing Education” survey results show that on average: 65% of classes moved online 45% of classes are cancelled 45% of summer programming is cancelled 39% budget reduction is […]

April is Community College Month To celebrate Community Colleges, Augusoft created three new Facebook profile frames. Click on your choice below to view and add the frame to your Facebook profile picture. Find your new Facebook Frame Hover over your Facebook profile photo and click update Hit Add Frame Search for “Augusoft Lumens Community College” […]