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Improve Online Teaching Quality at Your Institution

Non-traditional learners have found that online education provides a convenient way to fit education into their busy lives. All they need to participate is a computer with Internet access, and the motivation to succeed. According to our infographic, Today's Students Are Driving The Online Learning Landscape, digital learning is becoming mainstream.... Read More>

5 Reasons to Attend the OLC Instructional Design Summit

Instructional designers have no shortage of opportunities for professional development, both at their institutions and through organizations and conferences. At OLC Accelerate this year, we’ll be offering an Instructional Design Summit, developed especially to provide professional development that addresses a variety of issues in the field and provide lots of... Read More>

OLC and the Season of Planning, Gathering and Giving Thanks

This truly is a busy time of year. It’s the final quarter of 2019 and we’re all focused on finishing the year in the strongest way possible. At the same time, we’re in planning mode for 2020. And for the OLC team, it’s also all hands on deck in final... Read More>

The Digital Imperative: Planning for the Fall Term and Beyond

For many primary, secondary and higher ed institutions across the country and around the world, an unpredictable and turbulent semester is coming to an end in the next few weeks. After cobbling together a variety of resources and methods to deliver content to students, we have seen different levels of... Read More>

Insights from the Field: Strategic Actions to Support DEIA in Online, Blended, and Digital Learning

This week Dr. Janue Johnson, Associate Professor at San Diego Mesa College and OLC faculty for the workshop Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Accessibility in Online Learning, joins us to discuss this new offering within the OLC Institute for Professional Development and why it’s important to really focus on DEIA in... 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>

Publications

Publications Offered through OLC Through self-publication and collaborations with publishers, OLC offers select digital learning books. OLC Professional Members and Institutional Members receive 20% off select books. The OLC Series of books on online education are based on collaborative OLC workshops of invited educators. These peer-reviewed case studies present a wealth of... Read More>

Workshop Publications

Workshop Companion Publications Professional and Institutional members receive a 20% discount on all publications. A number of our workshops are so well received and there is so much more information we can share, we have created online publications for purchase. These also serve as companion guides to workshops that you may be... Read More>

Blended Learning Strategy as a Survival Skill

Years ago when I was a faculty member at a community college in Illinois, I taught in a blended learning format. I don’t recall if we had a name for the modality, but I do know that I learned a lot – especially that learners want choices and flexibility in... 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>

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