It seems like yesterday that Clayton Christensen, with colleagues Michael Horn and Curtis Johnson, published Disrupting Class, in which bold predictions of college closures equivalent to the dust bowls would occur by 2020 and mass customization would drive greater personalization Read More >
In the dynamic world of higher education, the role of educators has evolved significantly, presenting both challenges and opportunities. As faculty, developers, and directors, we continuously strive for excellence in our teaching and support of students. However, the ever-changing landscape Read More >
Make plans to attend the OLC Leadership Network Symposium and hear from Jen Wurch as well as other impactful leaders in online, blended, and digital learning as, together, we discuss and network around strategies for leading the future of learning. Read More >
If you’re not already acquainted with the Online Learning Consortium’s Leadership Network, allow me to introduce you! OLC offers a diverse array of programming and development opportunities designed for online, blended, and digital leaders at all levels. Among these opportunities, Read More >
The Online Learning Consortium (OLC) is committed to helping institutions and organizations facilitate quality in online, blended, and digital learning. We are always seeking to refine our offerings to better serve our community, even though we understand that community needs Read More >
Can artificial intelligence really transform the way we educate? Few of us could have fully predicted this game-changing moment even just a year ago, yet here we are, standing at the threshold of a new and transformative era where AI is poised Read More >
In this digital era, successful digital learning leadership encompasses the key themes of digital strategy and policy, emerging leaders, equitable and inclusive digital learning, the student experience, and workforce education. These five themes will be the cornerstones of OLC’s upcoming Read More >
I have always loved maps. I find them all fascinating – the hand-drawn scrawls from strangers who helped me travel along in life, and the complicated digital sectionals that guide my little airplane (a Piper Cherokee 140) across the skies. Maps remind me Read More >
How can you encourage your students to adopt a growth mindset? We chose to homeschool our then six-year-old son, Ezra, during the pandemic. One day during gym class, Casey asked him to touch his toes. Ezra complained: “My arms are Read More >
In recent years, the HyFlex modality has grown in popularity largely due to enrollment disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Originally conceived at San Francisco State University in the mid-2000s, the format provided the flexibility students and faculty needed due to Read More >