European Association for Distance Learning
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Major Activities
  1. EADL conferences
    Every year the EADL organizes in May a Conference where members meet and where views and new developments are discussed and exchanged. In the section Past conferences information about past Conferences can be found.

    The 2009 Annual Conference took place in Oslo. The conference title was ‘Drinking from the Digital well”.

    The 2010 Annual Conference was held in Cambridge with the title: “Making Quality Work”.

    In 2011 the Annual Conference was held in Vienna with the title: “Keep the Wheel Turning”. The main topic in the Conference was the developments around the Social media in different areas of Distance Education

    All contributions are available for members at the “Members only” section.
    The following conferences are in the Netherlands in 2012 and probably Germany in 2013 .

  2. 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.


  3. ISO-29990 Quality Guide (Code of Practice and aids for Implementation)

    EADL has published a guide with guidelines and best practices for the implementation of the ISO 29990. This quality Guide offers reliable assistance to European Learning providers, who want to achieve certification under ISO 29990. At the moment the publication is available in German, German/English combined and English. For EADL members a free copy can be obtained from the EADL secretariat: mail kveen@eadl.org.

    The German version and the combined version can be ordered by Forum DistancE- Learning in

    Germany http://www.forum-distance-learning.de/fdl_45336212e0c4.htm .

    Price: € 35

 

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