Madison, WI
Aug. 7-9, 2018
For full information go to: https://dtlconference.wisc.edu/call-for-proposals/
We invite you to submit a proposal to present at the 34th annual Distance Teaching & Learning Conference, August 7-9, 2018 in Madison, Wisconsin. We are looking for quality presentations intended for advanced practitioners in distance, online, or blended education and training. We will also consider some basic/foundational proposals geared toward those newer to the field. All proposals should be grounded in evidence-based practice and/or innovative strategies.
Deadline to submit is 4:00 pm (CST) on Tuesday, January 23.
Here are some proposal topics to consider:
ABCs Of DE (Basic)
Accessibility and ADA (section 508) compliance
Alternative credentialing
Augmented/virtual reality
Blended learning designs
Building & supporting learning communities
Distance education leadership/administration
Evaluating online learning
Faculty development
Game-based learning
Immersive learning
Learner engagement strategies
Learner support
Learning analytics and student success
Learning science research to practice
Mastery & competency-based learning
Measuring learning & assessment
Mobile learning
New/emerging technologies
Online teaching strategies
Open resources and content curation
Personalized & adaptive learning
Social learning
Video & multimedia-based learning
All proposals will be peer reviewed and evaluated on these criteria:
Practical methods and techniques that others can use and apply
Clear learning goals and key takeaways
Relevance to the field of distance education and online learning
Depth of knowledge conveyed related to distance teaching, learning, and training
Inclusion of evaluation data and/or established theoretical models
Focus on established or emerging trends, practices, data, and knowledge
Evidence of successful outcomes or lessons learned