WCET Events
WCET hosts a variety of events throughout the year, including webcasts, seminars, and exclusive events for WCET members. We are always adding new opportunities to engage and learn with the WCET community, so be sure to check back frequently or sign up for our email list to learn about upcoming events.
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Some WCET events are reserved for attendees from WCET member institutions/organizations. These include webcasts on digital learning practice, informal topic-focused discussions, and policy seminars. Some of these events are also open to SAN members.
The WCET Annual Meeting is held in the fall and brings together higher education professionals to share advances in digital learning practices and to explore emerging policy challenges facing institutions and organizations today.
WCET Summits are hosted in the spring and focus on a designated topic around major issues facing digital learning.
WCET webcasts are typically hosted on the third Thursday of the month and feature topics in the industry and expert presenters. While most are free and open to everyone, some are reserved for WCET and SAN members.
The Annual Summit for Women in eLearning is a community to connect, learn, share ideas, and support others in the field of digital learning. Held in conjunction with the WCET Annual Meeting, ASWE hosts a social gathering in even years and the full Summit in odd years.
Upcoming Events
WCET 36th Annual Meeting
Join us for the WCET 36th Annual Meeting in Long Beach, California, October 8-10, 2024.
ASWE Book Club and Gathering
WCET 37th Annual Meeting
ASWE 2025 Summit
WCET 38th Annual Meeting
ASWE Book Club and Gathering
Previous WCET Events
Digital Learning Regulatory Outlook: The Impact of the Pandemic and Elections
What regulatory changes are in the air for online, blended, remote, or any other form of digital learning that you are currently offering? The session began with a review...
WCET 32nd Annual Meeting
Featuring synchronous and asynchronous sessions, the two-part Seminar Series of topic-focused virtual discussions and experiences brought together higher education community members, practitioners, and experts. Each seminar included strategic work...
OER Challenges and Opportunities
With expert panelists Elaine Thornton, Will Cross, and Jennryn Wetzler, we explored a variety of topics related to Open Educational Resources for the Fall term, including: OER and distance...
Narrowing the Digital Divide: Pragmatic and Student-Centered Approaches
The digital divide became a wider abyss for many students as institutions moved to remote learning in Spring 2020 in the midst of COVID-19. Internet deserts are seeing the potential for broadband connectivity diminish as localities face dire budget implications and national efforts seem idle....
Back to Basics Workshop 2020
Do you manage state authorization compliance at your institution? ….OR are you in another institution office such as financial aid, registrar, faculty, institutional research, or legal counsel and required...
Professional Licensure Notifications Now Required!
Hosted in partnership with WCET’s State Authorization Network. Effective July 1, 2020, institutions are now responsible for providing public and individual notifications for the institution’s programs that lead to...
Good Practices in Online Teaching from Those Who Wrote the Books
Online learning provides numerous advantages to educators and learners. Flexibility and convenience for learners are driving forces for online course enrollment, and high-quality course design and delivery ensure that...
What Campus Leaders Need to Know about Copyright and Intellectual Property
With the rapid move to online learning, many questions have arisen around copyright and intellectual property. What are the policy implications when moving from face-to-face to online? What are...