Distance learning activity in the Corporate/Private sector is at an all-time high with emphasis on continuing education and wellness for the workforce. Corporations are making investments in Learning Management Systems, Videoconferencing/Telepresence solutions and Video Content Management Systems to address these needs. Many opportunities exist today for cross-pollination between organizations like TxDLA and our members to assist organizations in the corporate and private sector with this vital mission.
Latest Updates for Corporate Education
Candidate for Texas Governor Submits Policy Statement on Distance Learning
Last month Public Policy Chair sent letters to the campaigns of all the candidates for all state-wide offices asking for…
Read MoreTxDLA Announces 2017 Awards
The Texas Distance Learning Association (TxDLA) is pleased to announce the recipients of its prestigious 2017 Awards. The honorees were…
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One of the best ways to get involved with TxDLA is to attend the annual Fall Leadership Workshop. You do…
Read MoreTxDLA Offers Spring Accessibility Certification Program
Accessibility (access by people with disabilities) to digital materials is one of the major technology issues of our time. The…
Read MoreInfographic: How to Record your eLearning Video in 10 Steps
As you probably noticed, video is a tool becoming more and more common in the education and training environment, and…
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Advances in modern technology have had a huge impact on everyday life; in many ways improving it for the better.…
Read MoreMEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Luke Stollings, eLearning Lead, DARS
Services (DARS), who has taught in public and private schools on two continents as well as training in corporate America.…
Read MoreMEMBER SPOTLIGHT: Marshall Hill, Executive Director, NC-SARA
TxDLA thinks its members are pretty amazing, and is proud of the innovative programs that they manage. One of these…
Read MoreResources for Corporate Education
- Most of us know Simon Dudley for his time at Lifesize and his expertise in regard to Unified Communications. Simon has recently started his own company, Excession Events, and he has published his first book, “The End of Certainty” (http://www.excessionevents.com/).While this book is not really about Distance Learning or Online Learning, it is valuable information and it is packed with useful analogies and stories that will help you relate to Simon’s message which is identifying Excession Events.I've read as many business books as I can find time for and this particular book has had a profound impact on my general outlook. I think you will be able to relate to the lessons in Simon’s book no matter what business you are in (we are all in “business”) and who your customer is (we all have “customers”) and I highly recommend it! -- John Copeland, VBrick
- How to Implement a Continuing Education Program
- Slideshare Presentation about DL in Non-Education Settings
- Dated, but Useful Book Reference (up to 1998) about Traditional vs. Distance Learning
- Can Interest in Distance Training be Sustained in Corporate Organizations?
- 5 Major Players in Distance Learning