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Workshops

Please Note: To register for a workshop, go to the Institute Schedule page and click on “Workshop” on the left side under the "Type" filter. Empowering educators everywhere with expert online learning programs. OLC workshops enable colleagues worldwide to collaborate cost-effectively with peers and experts via synchronous and asynchronous methods for effective... Read More>

Support

Conferences [toggle_container title ="Conferences"] [toggle title="How much do conferences cost?"] Conferences vary in cost and there are discounts available for early registration, OLC members, students, retirees and others. Go to http://www.onlinelearningconsortium.org/attend and click on your conference of choice for more information. [/toggle] [toggle title="How many conferences do you have?"] OLC hosts 2 major conferences per year.... Read More>

Online Teaching Certificate Programs

The Online Teaching and Advanced Online Teaching Certificates draw on the latest information and research regarding methods, tools, and best practices for teaching in an online or digital environment. The OLC Online Teaching Certificate Program Leverage your background and proficiencies as an educator, administrator, or institutional leader to become a more effective... Read More>

Institute Policies

 Registration Period Registration closes 24 hours prior to the start date/time of the workshop.  (e.g. if an offering begins on Wednesday at 12:00pm ET, registration closes at 12:00pm ET on Tuesday) No late registrations will be accepted. Many offerings run multiple times during the year. Please review the upcoming schedule to locate alternate offerings. Regular Customer Service hours... Read More>

Quality Framework

Because Quality and Excellence in Online Learning Matter The drive behind the Online Learning Consortium In 1997, Frank Mayadas, President of the Online Learning Consortium (renamed OLC), affirmed that any learner who engages in online education should have, at a minimum, an education that represents the quality of the provider's overall institutional quality.... Read More>

Alexa Schriempf - Pennsylvania State University

Deaf since birth, Alexa Schriempf holds a PhD in Philosophy and Women's Studies and continues to teach online courses for the Philosophy Department at Penn State. Her current work focus on providing instructional design for workforce education training at the Justice and Safety Institute at Penn State's Outreach. Her current research projects... Read More>

Complete List of OLC Fellows

Do you know someone who's made significant contributions to the field of online learning? Honor them with an OLC Fellows nomination. Complete List of OLC Fellows Recognition as an OLC Fellow is one of unusual professional distinction and is conferred by the OLC Board of Directors upon members of the Online Learning... Read More>

Graduates of the Online Learning Consortium Online Teaching Certificate

The OLC Online Teaching Certificate prepares faculty to teach or improve online courses using the OLC pillars of quality in online education. A unique feature of the certificate program is that expert mentors work individually with each certificate candidate to accomplish specific goals. The certificate consists of a 9-week foundational... Read More>

Updates and Resources: State Authorization and SARA

The May 20th meeting of the U.S. Department of Education (department) rule-making panel sparked a great deal of debate, as no final consensus was reached regarding state authorization for colleges that operate distance-education programs within other states. As a result, any new, proposed regulations will be left to the discretion... Read More>

2009 - Strong Faculty Engagement in Online Learning APLU Reports

Unprecedented Study Offers Institutions Guidance for Continued Growth of Online Learning August 31, 2009 – More than one-third of public university faculty have taught an online course, while more than one-half have recommended an online course to students, according to an unprecedented study of administrative and faculty views toward online learning... Read More>

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