The eLearning Consortium of Colorado (eLCC) announced they are providing their virtual conference from April 7-9, 2021. This free national event has been attended by many LCCC participants over the past few years and offers an informative range of presentations. Some of the session topics from last year included: Using Active Learning to Enhance Student Comprehension, Metacognition and Building Connections with Students in the Online Classroom, and Neotraditional Students and Online Discussions: What do they Really Want?
The 2021 eLCC conference will be larger than past years by collaborating with the Northwest Managers of Education Technology (NW/MET) and NW eLearning Community (NWeLearn) to provide a joint online conference. Last year’s conference had over 1,000 attendees, and for 2021 there will be openings for up to 1,500 participants. This year the conference will be held virtually over Zoom, and may also include other delivery platforms depending on the various session formats. Registration is free for this conference and can be found at the eLCC 2021 Virtual Conference site.
The conference is currently requesting session proposals and more information is available at these links:
eLLC is also seeking nominations for their annual Learning Technologies Team Award which is open to all members of the organizing groups, presenters, and attendees.
Please consider attending and participating in this useful virtual conference event!
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