NW eLearn

Northwest eLearning Community

2009 Conference!

Plan to join us for the most cost-effective, interesting eLearning conference around!  Our 2009 conference will be October 29 & 30 in Nampa, ID, at Northwest Nazarene University.  Nampa is about 20 miles from Boise.

Keynote

Lisa Dawley, Ph.D., Chair of the Department of Educational technology at Boise State University, will deliver the keynote address.  Dr. Dawley centers her research, teaching and speaking interests on professional development for online teachers and the pedagogy of emergent technologies (social networking & virtual worlds).

Present at the conference

Do you have something you want to share with the eLearning community?  Check out the call for proposals and submit your proposal.

Registration

The cost of the conference will be $30 per day, or $45 for both days.  Registration will be available soon.  If you'd like to be notified please fill out the contact form or sign up for the mailing list.

2008 Meeting was a success!

Comments from attendees:

Thanks to all who attended the 2008 Northwest eLearning Community meeting. We had a great keynote from George Siemens, and some informative and helpful breakout sessions throughout the afternoon. The pre-sessions were also a great experience for the participants.

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2007 Conference Report

The 2007 conference, held October 19, 2007 at the University of Oregon in Eugene, OR was a tremendous success. Over 100 faculty and staff participated, enjoying a rousing keynote and great breakouts, opportunities for networking and, as promised, good food.

Stay tuned for more exciting news about next year's events!

 

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