Prestigious International Awards Program Honors Outstanding Educational Technology
CHAPEL HILL, N.C., June 14, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Terra Dotta today announced that for the second consecutive year it is the winner of the "Global Engagement Company Of The Year " award in the annual EdTech Breakthrough Awards program. Terra Dotta is a leading education technology provider that helps more than 700 colleges and universities facilitate international education and study abroad experiences for students, faculty and staff.
With Terra Dotta's global engagement platform, institutions can integrate, automate and elevate their incoming international education, outgoing study abroad and travel risk program management.
"We are honored to once again be named Global Engagement Company of the Year as we continue to provide institutions a comprehensive and strategic view of global engagement and duty of care," said Ron Carson, Chief Marketing Officer of Terra Dotta. "As student interest in cross cultural experiences grows – as indicated by the number of applications and travelers on our platform and via our recent Voice of the Students Study Abroad Survey – we take great pride in helping institutions empower the next generation of global leaders."
The mission of the EdTech Breakthrough Awards, conducted by a leading market intelligence organization that recognizes the top companies and solutions in the global educational technology market, is to honor excellence and recognize the innovation, hard work and success in a range of educational technology categories. This year's program attracted more than 2,400 nominations from over 16 different countries throughout the world.
"As students and institutions resume travel and international enrollment programs to pre-COVID levels, Terra Dotta is enabling the international education industry to capitalize on this greater travel interest and global mobility. We're thrilled to recognize them for the second year in a row as the 'Global Engagement Company of the Year,'" said James Johnson, managing director, EdTech Breakthrough. "Where Terra Dotta's expertise especially comes into play is in helping institutions seek a modern, campus-wide international education approach that helps foster cultural awareness and international learning."
Terra Dotta's global engagement platform also was recently named a 2023 GoAbroad Innovation Awards finalist for the Innovation in Technology category for its contribution to helping connect all aspects of international programming, global student mobility and supporting campus services.
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About EdTech Breakthrough
Part of Tech Breakthrough, a leading market intelligence and recognition platform for global technology innovation and leadership, the EdTech Breakthrough Awards program is devoted to honoring excellence in educational technology products, companies and people. The EdTech Breakthrough Awards provide a platform for public recognition around the achievements of breakthrough educational technology in categories including e-learning, student engagement, school administration, career preparation, language learning, STEM and more. For more information, visit EdTechBreakthrough.com.
About Terra Dotta
Terra Dotta is the trusted leader in global engagement solutions for higher education. Over 700 universities and colleges use Terra Dotta's global engagement platform to facilitate cross-cultural experiences for students, faculty and staff in more than 150 countries worldwide. The company's solutions help customers deliver end-to-end, accessible global engagement experiences that meet comprehensive safety and compliance requirements – from managing domestic and international travel to international student programs, virtual and global experiences and beyond. Terra Dotta is based in Chapel Hill, N.C. and can be found at http://www.terradotta.com.
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