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
Student Ready: Increasing Retention for Universities and Career Outcomes for Students
A college degree is a valuable tool for many seeking to earn higher incomes and build stronger lives. However, with an increasing proportion of diverse, “post-traditional students” who hail...
Personalized Experiences for the Three Types of Adult Learners
Wiley Education Services conducted a proprietary research study, which consisted of surveys and personal interviews with graduate students and aimed to better understand the motivations, behaviors, attitudes, needs, and...
A Student Response to Analytics, Privacy, and Security
In 2019, an essential handbook was released by two leading experts in data analytics, titled An Analytics Handbook: Moving from Evidence to Impact. This handbook introduces the reader to...
Flipped Webcast Conversation with Chris Gilliard About Digital Redlining
Chris Gilliard was the 2018 WCET Annual Meeting keynote speaker who shared how we can understand equal access to technology and information in the digital age. His presentation looked...
The Mechanics of Competency-Based Education, Part 1 and Part 2
Building on a partnership that began with WCET helping bring WGU to inception in the mid-1990s, WCET and WGU partnered on a webcast series to bring the WCET Community...
Web Accessibility: Trick or Treat?
As a part of “The Year of Accessibility,” OLC and WCET collaborated to bring our communities resources on the topic of accessibility. Since the Department of Justice and the...
WCET 30th Annual Meeting
WCET, the leader in the practice, policy, and advocacy of technology-enhanced learning in higher education, brought together innovative thinkers and pragmatic solutions during the Annual Meeting and 30th Anniversary...
The Cheating Economy and Integrity
WCET has had an active voice on academic integrity and cheating since 2008. In 2018, academic integrity was threatened by a notable increase in the commercialization of academic dishonesty...