3. Conference and 2009 Distance-Learning Awards
Boston, MA (USA), November 2008 - The United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) cordially invites professionals in the distance- learning industry to attend its national conference. Next year's gathering is being held April 26-29, 2009, in St. Louis, Missouri. The 2009 USDLA International Awards will be presented at a special ceremony during the event.
The conference is an opportunity to share ideas, learn about distance-learning programs and products, and gain a better understanding of the field. It provides participants with new relationships and contacts with others involved in distance learning.
Proposals are now being accepted based on the 2009 theme, "Distance Learning: Becoming faster, stronger, and better." The submission deadline is December 5, 2008. The five Conference Tracks are: Advances and Research in eLearning, Professional Development via Distance Learning, Innovative Distance Teaching and Learning, Technology Innovation, and Global Initiatives.
USDLA further invites entries for the 2009 Distance Learning Awards. Entry submissions must be postmarked by January 14, 2009.
The awards are presented annually to organizations and individuals in recognition of four categories of excellence:
- 21st Century Best Practice Award;
- Best Practice Awards for Distance Learning Programming;
- Excellence in Distance Learning Teaching Awards; and
- Outstanding Leadership by an Individual Award.
The USDLA International Distance Learning Awards were established to acknowledge major accomplishments in distance learning and to highlight those distance-learning instructors, programs, and professionals who have achieved and demonstrated extraordinary achievements through the use of online, videoconferencing, and satellite/video delivery technologies globally.
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