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National Distance Learning Week: November 2nd - 6th

Maureen Keyte - Monday, November 2
 11.2.26 
The team at the Center for Education Resources and Technology (CERT) is excited to highlight National Distance Learning Week.

NDLW is a free, virtual conference that brings together students, faculty, staff, and leaders to explore the future of online education.
Founded by the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) in 2006, NDLW raises awareness of distance learning, shares best practices, and recognizes leaders in the field.

This Year’s Themes:
  • Advancing AI
  • Global Education (OER)
  • Sustainable Future of Distance Education.
Opening Session: AI in Action
Monday, November 2 | 1:00–2:30 p.m. ET
Dr. Robbie Melton, an internationally recognized leader in digital innovation and AI in education, will lead the opening session, “AI in Action.”

Featured Sessions
  • From classroom to career: What agentic AI means for lifelong learners in education, government, and the workplace.
  • The Next Decade of Distance Learning: Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities
  • Making Learning Visible: Why Evidence Over Time Matters More Than Ever
  • Advancing AI and OER through an Open Pedagogy
Schedule and Free Registration
  • View the schedule HERE
  • Register for National Distance Learning Week   HERE
Questions? Contact Jim Holton at jim.holton@desales.edu.