The following conferences may be of interest to the readers of the Quarterly Review of Distance Education.
EdMedia, June 20–23, Washington, DC
“The EdMedia World Conference on Educational Media and Technology is an international conference, organized by the Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education. This annual conference serves as a multidisciplinary forum for the discussion and exchange of information on the research, development, and applications on all topics related to multimedia, hypermedia and telecommunications/distance education.”
ISTE, June 25–28, San Antonio, TX
“ISTE 2017 is your destination for educator-tested strategies and extraordinary resources for transforming learning and teaching. It’s also the place to get connected to the brightest minds in ed tech, then network with them all year long.”
Distance Teaching & Learning Conference, July 25–27, Madison, WI
“The Distance Teaching & Learning Conference began in 1985. The conference program emphasizes evidence-based practice, educational innovation, practical application, and peer to peer networking and collaboration. The goal is to provide a transformative professional development experience at an affordable price.”
World Conference on Online Learning, October 16-19, Toronto, Canada
The World Conference on Online Learning: Teaching in The Digital Age—Re-Thinking Teaching & Learning is your opportunity to connect, engage, and exchange with colleagues from around the world to focus on how online, open, and flexible learning is being used to respond to the current and future needs of students and the challenge of meeting the United Nations sustainable development goal of quality education for all.
AECT International Convention, November 7–11, Jacksonville, FL
“This year’s convention theme is Leading Learning for Change. The goal of the convention is for participants from around the globe to network and to learn from the experiences and activities of the convention, enriching their lives and their professional and practical skills. Of particular interest at our Jacksonville Convention is a focus on leading learning for change in an interconnected world.”
