Sponsor registration is now available. Attendee registration will be available later in the fall. You won’t want to miss it!

Check out the NDLA Conference 2019 schedule here, and then make sure to register by February 1 to take advantage of early bird discounts!

Nominate your favorite Distance Learning professional for NDLA’s annual Wayne Fisher award by January 16. Read more about the award and download the form here.

Registration for the annual NDLA Conference, Digital Learning: Your Window to the World, held February 14-15, 2019 at Cornhusker Marriott in Lincoln is now OPEN!

Click here to see rates and to register.

Sorry, the request for presentation proposals for the NDLA conference on February 14-15 is now closed. Presenters will be notified later in December Thanks to all who submitted!

The annual NDLA Conference, Digital Learning: Your Window to the World, is scheduled for February 14-15, 2019 at Cornhusker Marriott in Lincoln. The success of the conference depends on those members who take the time to present breakout sessions. Please consider sharing your expertise and complete a Request for Presentation Proposal. Additionally, if you have a colleague doing amazing things with digital learning, feel free to pass this information along to them—we want to hear about it! Requests will be accepted through November 15, 2018 and selected presenters will be notified later in November. See the topics of interest below to help guide your submission.

After a busy and (hopefully) fun summer, it’s time to continue our lifelong mission of learning. With the NDLA Conference dates set for February 14-15, 2019, and the new venue at the Cornhusker Marriott in Lincoln, it’s also time to start building the content for that event.

The NDLA Conference Request for Proposals (RFP) will be available in early September, and we will be seeking session proposals on all aspects of Digital Learning, including:

• adaptive learning
• badging and gamification
• blended learning
• classroom technologies
• e-textbooks
• learning analytics
• learning objects
• mobile learning
• personalized learning
• online learning (or e-learning)
• synchronous distance learning (videoconferencing)
• open educational resources (OERs)
• technology-enhanced teaching and learning
• virtual reality
• augmented reality
• Virtual Field Trips (enrichment programs for the classroom)

Be thinking about your session proposals, and check back for the RFP in early September!

NDLA will now be doing business as the Nebraska Digital Learning Association, as a result of a unanimous vote of the attending membership at the NDLA General meeting on February 23, 2018, in an effort to broaden the membership base and keep up with new technologies, tools, learning styles and digital resources.

If you haven’t registered for NDLA 2018, Digital Change: Beyond the Device, please plan to register onsite. Conference details are available at the NDLA Conference menu above. Hope to see you there!