How Texas Woman's University Used a Scavenger Hunt to Train Users

A key part of any emergency management program is trained and informed stakeholders. Texas Woman’s University, after an emergency on campus, implemented Veoci right after and used the platform to train stakeholders across campus, get them comfortable with the platform, and familiarize them with the layout of the campus. Watch this webinar to see how Texas Women’s University leveraged Veoci to prepare their organization for emergencies.

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