European Association for Distance Learning
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EADL conferences

Every year the EADL organises a Conference where members meet and where views an new developments are discussed and exchanged.
The 2003 EADL Annual Conference was held in Hamburg. The main theme of the Conference was "Survival of the Fittest". See: Past conferences.
The 2004 Conference ("New Horizons in Distance Learning") took place in Istanbul. Presentations are available at the "Members only" section of this website.
The 2005 Annual Conference took place in Helsinki. Its theme was "How to Gain Competitive Advantage in the Learning Industry".
The 2006 Annual Conference took place in Paris from May 10-12. The conference theme was “The modern mosaic of distance learning”. Fitting al different old and new elements in marketing, course management, delivery, media together successfully.
The 2007 Annual Conference was held in Dublin from May 23-25. The conference dealt with the developments in this "Digital Era" . Different elements from today's digital possibilities can be used as opportunities for a profitable business. All contributions are available at the “Members only” section.

The following conferences are in Spain (2008) and Norway (2009).

EADL research grants
This is a scheme organised by the Research and Development Committee of EADL. Grants are available for research projects which are considered to be of general interest to the association and its members. Researchers receiving grants from this scheme are asked to report the results of their projects at EADL conferences.

Quality guide
EADL has developed quality guidelines in order to safeguard standards and maintain and improve the quality of courses and services to ensure the credibility of distance learning. This project was supported by EU funding. The Quality Guide and the "Minimum Standards of Quality for EADL Members" were revised in 2003. For a copy of the new editions contact the Executive Director of EADL, Kees Veen, at kveen@eadl.org.

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