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Client Resources Kit

Whether you’re just starting out or have been a long-time member of the Watermark Community, the resources on this page can assist you in beginning or continuing to communicate your goals and vision for improving outcomes.

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Set yourself up for success

No matter the Watermark solutions you’re using, you’ll find suggested approaches for communicating why your institution is partnering with Watermark and how your selected Watermark solutions align with the goals of your institution. You can customize these resources and use each best practice as an opportunity to reinforce your institution’s commitment to improving learning. The downloadable guide includes a variety of practical recommendations for:

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Highlighting & leveraging support from stakeholders

Visible, consistent support from leadership along with reinforcement of your message is critical for launching and sustaining improvement efforts. See our recommended approaches for highlighting the support of your leadership and engaging your faculty in this process.

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Building awareness across campus

We know that visuals and face-to-face meetings can help us better connect with others as well as understand information. Before and during roll-out, we recommend providing your campus user groups with posters and flyers of what’s coming to your campus soon, as well as planning an event. See some examples in our guide.

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Centralizing & spreading the message

Being transparent, clear, and open about your institution’s goals for continuously improving student and institutional outcomes will help you increase engagement across your campus. Check out our recommended approaches for centralizing your messaging and collaborating with your Campus Communications to support your message.

Letters from leadership templates

If you’re implementing a Watermark solution for one of the following key areas, we’ve put together letter templates by audience that you may want to consider using with your leadership. These templates are arranged by solution areas and include language for your key audiences (students, faculty) and are meant to be customized to fit your needs.

Additional resources

The following resources, including logos and support guides, are intended to be used for any customized guides you wish to create, in addition to the ones already provided. Please email marketing@watermarkinsights.com if you have any questions about logo use.