WCET is the leader in the practice, policy, & advocacy of digital learning in higher education.
WCET members cooperatively share solutions and lessons learned in implementing digital learning innovations.
WCET seeks to improve educational equity by increasing access to high-quality digital learning educational options.
WCET analyzes and interprets higher education policy for institutions supporting digital learning instruction and use.
WCET shares promising and evidence-based practices for institutions supporting digital learning instruction and use.
What’s New at WCET
Tools and Strategies for Infusing Academic Integrity in a World of Artificial Intelligence
This webcast is hosted in partnership with Honorlock. Join us for an insightful webcast on creating a culture of academic integrity in the fast-changing world of AI. As higher...
WCET 35th Annual Meeting
Save the date for the WCET 35th Annual Meeting in beautiful New Orleans, Louisiana. The Call for Proposals will open in March 2023.
ASWE: Evolve
Save the date for ASWE 2023 in New Orleans, Louisiana. ASWE provides attendees with a wonderful opportunity to establish new relationships and contacts, find a mentor or become a...
“Waze” to Find the Detours and Fast Lanes to Understand New U.S. Department of Education Guidance and Regulations
*Exclusively for Members* This WCET and SAN member-only webcast will give you real-time updates on emerging Federal actions regarding postsecondary digital learning. In 2023, the U.S. Department of Education...
Relevant Resources from WCET and Our Divisions
WCET Divisions: Connecting Practice with Action


…empowers members to successfully resolve educational technology regulatory challenges to improve student protections in learning across state lines. SAN members receive training, resources, and analysis. They actively communicate to identify common needs, track emerging policies and regulations, and share lessons learned.
…helps institutions that use technology to innovate teaching and learning to improve outcomes for Black, Latinx, Indigenous, poverty-affected, and first-generation students. Every Learner’s network of twelve partner organizations provides expertise in the efficacy, design, teaching practice, and support services for students in blended and online learning.