Hacking Leadership: Leveraging Audiobooks and Your Daily Commute

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Jeremiah Grabowski, PhD, Executive Dean of Online Learning and Faculty Development, D’Youville, IELOL Alum

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What if one of the biggest pain points of your day could become your greatest professional development opportunity? As the Executive Dean of Online Learning and Faculty Development at D’Youville University in Buffalo, NY, I’ve discovered that one of the Read More >

OLC Accelerate 2024 Recap: Innovation, Community, and Forward Momentum

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Tawnya Means, Ph.D., Accelerate 2024 Conference Chair, University of

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Reflecting on OLC Accelerate 2024 in Orlando, Florida, I am profoundly proud of what we collectively achieved. This event marked our 30th anniversary, commemorating decades of commitment to excellence and innovation in online education. The conference facilitated meaningful interactions, bringing Read More >

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Celebrating 30 Years of Innovation: Welcome to OLC Accelerate 2024

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Tawnya Means, Conference Chair, OLC Accelerate 2024

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As we gather to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Online Learning Consortium (OLC) Accelerate conference, it’s both a time of reflection and anticipation. This milestone signifies three decades of growth, evolution, and unwavering commitment to advancing the field of Read More >

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Rethinking the Student Experience

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Dylan Barth, Ph.D., Vice President of Innovation and Programs, Online Learning Consortium

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Please bear with me. There is a point to this story. To get there, I need to talk about something called Cushing’s Disease. Cushing’s Disease is also known as hypercortisolism. People can get it, and apparently dogs, too. The odds Read More >

The image shows a person participating in a virtual meeting on a computer screen. The person, viewed from behind, is seated at a desk, interacting with multiple people displayed in a grid layout during a video call. The participants, who are a diverse group of individuals, are engaged in the conversation, with some smiling and others listening attentively. The setting appears to be casual, indicating a remote or online meeting. The room is well-lit with natural light coming in through a window, and the background includes a cityscape visible outside.

Utilizing Shared Governance in Effectively Balancing Unit and Central Authority In Online Administration

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Caleb Simmons, Ph.D., M.B.A., Executive Director | Online Education, The University of Arizona

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Shared governance is the intricate dance between academic ideals and administrative realities. For administrators, engaging in this process can sometimes feel like herding cats (albeit very well-read ones), especially when there’s no consensus about what “shared governance” actually means (see Read More >