Bonus Podcast!

Online Education for DummiesListen in as featured IOC 2010 speakers Susan Manning and Kevin Johnson -- co-authors of the brand new book Online Education for Dummies -- preview their session, which is focused on how we can all help online learners survive and thrive online.

2010 Conference Themes

• Technology Tools
• New Models in Instructional Design
• Privacy, Authenticity and Identity
• The Missing Literacies
• Green Education / Initiatives
• Student Affairs & Technology
• Managing Growth
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Keynote Session

Marc BrackettLearn from Dr. Marc Brackett how fostering emotionally literate classrooms and work environments can improve instructional outcomes. Read more ...

Keynote Session

Nancy WhteNancy White leads a provocative talk on whether the idea of using the social structure of "community" for learning really belongs at center stage, where so many have been placing it. Read more ...

Featured Session

Anita CrawleyJoin Anita Crawley for a lively discussion on "Retaining Online Students" and helping learners online make connections outside the virtual classroom. Read more ...

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REGISTRANTS

Full Program Available!

Check out the Live and Poster Session Program for the 8th annual IOC! Join us March 17-19, 2010.

2010 Conference

Please join us March 17-19, 2010 for the 8th annual International Online Conference for Teaching and Learning. No travel! This exciting event is completely online. Register today!

Bonus Session & Podcast!

Internationally recognized online community leader Nancy White opens the 8th annual IOC on March 17th with a provocative keynote entitled "Should we be Using Communities for Learning?" Check out a preview podcast, and register for IOC 2010 today!

Last Year’s Conference

Looking for the community from last year's conference? The 2009 program, discussions and recordings remain available to registrants.