WASHINGTON and NEWBURYPORT, Mass., Sept. 24, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- The University Professional and Continuing Education Association (UPCEA) and the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) have formed a coalition to advance the interests of non-traditional (sometimes called "contemporary") learners and the programs that support them. This partnership comes at a time of great importance... Read More>

9/17/2015Expo Logic announced it has been selected by the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) to provide lead retrieval services for exhibitors at the 21st Annual Online Learning Consortium International Conference (OLC2015), Oct. 14-16, in Orlando. The OLC2015 conference features presentations, sessions and workshops for those interested in fine-tuning their skills in... Read More>

The Daily News | Kara Berg To fit with a push for higher-quality incoming classes, Ball State’s freshman enrollment has dropped 3.2 percent this year, according to a university press release. Although each year the university tries to bring the “best and brightest” students in, Chris Munchel, director of undergraduate admissions, said in... Read More>

OLC2015 Best-in-Track sessions highlight international students’ needs; multi-disciplinary courses; social collaboration; virtual experiential learning; open resources; HBCU approaches; and public policy around digital learning for national workforce development. NEWBURYPORT, Mass. (Sept. 1, 2015) — The Online Learning Consortium (OLC), formerly The Sloan Consortium, is gathering the online learning community this fall... Read More>

FIVE OLC MEMBERS RECOGNIZED FOR EXCEPTIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FIELD OF ONLINE LEARNING NEWBURYPORT, Mass., Aug. 4, 2015 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- The Online Learning Consortium (OLC), formerly The Sloan Consortium, today announced its 2015 class of OLC Fellows. Recognizing exceptional professional excellence, the OLC Board of Directors confers the distinction upon individual... Read More>

By Peter Stokes, Inside Higher Ed It’s taken decades, but educational technology is finally beginning to change the way we think about education itself -- not just the way we deliver it. Twenty-four years ago, I taught my first writing course in a classroom kitted out with 25 computers. A few years... Read More>

By Devon Haynie, U.S. News & World Report Prospective online students are drawn to local schools and are skewing younger, one report discovers. Prospective online students are skewing younger, tend to enroll in local institutions and put a program's cost and reputation at the top of their priority list, according to a recent... Read More>

Center for Digital Education University leaders struggle to spread blended learning institution-wide and deal with the inevitable challenges that come up, but proponents offer five key steps for university leaders who want to see it spread in their institutions. Many York University students want to learn both in person and online, and... Read More>

Penn State News UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- A joint effort between the World Campus and the College of Education has resulted in three of its faculty members earning the Online Learning Consortium’s Best-in-Track award for faculty development. Laurence B. Boggess, Gerald K. Le Tendre and Ronald Musoleno produced a webcast titled “Going Global: Preparing Faculty To... Read More>

By Carl Straumsheim (Inside Higher Ed)   The University of Arizona, the last holdout in a state investing heavily in distance education for undergraduates, will this fall join the state’s other public universities in offering online bachelor’s degrees, as UA Online opens its virtual doors. UA's in-state competitors -- Arizona State and Northern... Read More>