Leading Distance Learning in Texas
TxDLA promotes, connects and leads the Distance Learning community by promoting leadership, participation and recognition in online learning and innovative educational practices.
Leading Education
Professional development and networking designed specifically for distance learning practitioners from accessibility, course design, leadership and more.
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Distributes industry updates that enable members to make informed decisions in their organizations and to explore ways to work together.
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The country's largest community of distance learning practitioners providing a platform for debate and the sharing of knowledge among schools, government, nonprofits, and corporations.
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TxDLA has organized eight regional groups within the state. Not sure which region you belong to? Find Your GroupConnect with the Leaders of Distance Learning Programs
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Upcoming Events
September 2020
Every OTHER Thursday, through early December, Online only. TxDLA has scheduled a variety of Fall Into Place webinars every other Thursday from 11:30am – 12:30pm. These webinars are led by distance learning experts providing a toolbox of immediate needs to our members and the distance learning community during this time.
September 29 - October 2, 2020, Online Only. In a world where students and faculty are excited about technology, we will travel down a path of discovering a whole new world of creative advancements in technology. Students are using technology in every aspect of their lives and faculty are developing new and innovative methods to engage their students, so we want to push the boundaries and explore new ways to engage students using technology. We will focus on viewing innovation through the lens of the student, faculty, and partnerships. We live in a wonderland where technology and innovation are key - they take our classrooms to a new level for students as they prepare for jobs that don’t even exist yet. Join us in exploring new technology and changing education for the better. Registration Now Open!
September 29 - November 7, 2020, Online only. TxDLA offers a 31-hour Digital Accessibility Certification Program three to four times a year which positions online course instructors, instructional designers, program administrators, ADA coordinators and researchers to be on the leading edge of this important issue by providing them with an understanding of the current state of accessibility for people with disabilities; the latest legal enforcement actions including resolution agreements, court cases, and consent decrees, while equipping them with an understanding of Universal Design for Learning and practical skills in making digital content accessible.
November 2020
November 9-13, 2020. The purpose of National Distance Learning Week (NDLW) is to generate greater awareness and appreciation for distance learning, including K-12, Higher Education, Corporate and Military, while recognizing leaders and best practices in the field. Schools, colleges, agencies and corporations are encouraged to conduct local events during NDLW to celebrate and promote the field of online learning.
December 2020
December 2-4, 2020, New Orleans, LA. USDLA is hosting their conference, International Forum for Women in E-Learning (IFWE) in December 2020 in New Orleans, Louisiana. Stay tuned for more information.
Spring 2021
2021 TxDLA Virtual Conference, Spring, Online Only. More information coming soon.
Seeking Submissions for the TxDLA Journal of Distance Learning
The Journal is an open access and continuous publication for original manuscripts with emphasis on the body of knowledge in the areas of educational practice in distance learning in educational institutions and community settings. Submissions may be contributed by any current TxDLA member.
