National Distance Learning Week

The theme for NDLW 2021 was Life in a hybrid world—learning how to flex.

Nov. 7–10, 2021

Alamo Colleges Online partnered with Faculty Development and hosted week-long instructional development workshops, activities, and discipline discussions. It culminated in an exciting capstone event—the yearly Alamo Colleges EduTech Conference.

National Distance Learning Week (NDLW) ran from November 8–12, 2021, and promoted activities that:

  • Generated greater awareness and appreciation
  • Shared ideas and methods
  • Discussed current issues and emerging trends
  • Discussed discipline-specific best practices
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Schedule

Monday, November 8

Tuesday, November 9

Wednesday, November 10

Thursday, November 11

For more information

About National Distance Learning Week, contact:

Diana McCurtain-Talbert
Instructional Designer
dmccurtain-talbert@alamo.edu

Barbara Wong
Instructional Designer
bwong11@alamo.edu

About Alamo Colleges Online Instructional Designers

Instructional Designers provide one-on-one consultations with faculty, deliver specialized workshops to a group of faculty, and conduct in-depth course reviews. Additionally, Instructional Designers offer support for college-directed initiatives to build and strengthen the College’s capacity to deliver premier, quality digital learning experiences for students. 

Schedule a consultation today!

You can also contact your Alamo College's Instructional Designer:

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Northeast Lakeview College
Barbara Wong, bwong11@alamo.edu

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Northwest Vista College
Diana McCurtain-Talbert,
dmccurtain-talbe@alamo.edu

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St. Philip's College
Can Cui, ccui1@alamo.edu

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San Antonio College
Amy Gates, agates16@alamo.edu