Note this K-12 distance, online, and blended learning that is based in British Columbia (Canada), but includes virtual options.  If you are involved in the field in Canada or wish to become more informed about the Canadian context, I would strongly encourage you to consider attending.

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Greetings from CANeLearn! 

I invite you to join us online or in person at upcoming events showcasing cutting-edge practices in online learning.  Connect with leaders, partners, and members of our national non-profit organization dedicated to improving K-12 online learning.

Join us virtually or onsite to learn!  Connect at events in Austin February 26-28 and in Vancouver April 24-26!

Randy LaBonte, CEO Canadian eLearning Network (CANeLearn.net)

Registration is Open!

Downtown Vancouver or Live Online! – April 24-26

The BC Partners in Online Learning – led by the conference committee of BCEDL, CANeLearn, and leaders from public and independent schools – are hard at work planning a robust program that includes the latest research, trends, and online tools for digital education in online and blended learning.

The 21st Annual Digital Learning Symposium (#DLsymp24) hybrid event is at the beautiful Coast Coal Harbour in Downtown Vancouver and online.  With limited in-person spots available, virtual attendance is an excellent option as interactive sessions are live-streamed.

Early Bird pricing is available until Dec. 31, 2023!

Questions?  Email conferences@bcedl.com. We look forward to seeing you in person or online at #DLsymp24!

Sponsor or Exhibit at DLsymp24!

The call for proposals deadline is November 30!!

Connect with leaders and members of our national organization dedicated to improving K-12 online learning.  Check out our research!

Join us virtually or onsite to learn!

Keynote Speaker – Jo Chrona

We are thrilled to welcome Jo Chrona as our keynote speaker! Jo is the author of Wayi Wah! Indigenous Pedagogies: An Act of Reconciliation and Anti-Racist Education.

Jo has over 25 years of experience in education as a teacher in both K-12 (secondary) and post-secondary education, an Advisor with the BC Ministry of Education, and a Policy Analyst, then Curriculum Manager, for the First Nations Education Steering Committee in British Columbia.

Keynote Address – Wayi Wah! Intersections Between Digital Learning, Relationship, and Place

The First Peoples Principles of Learning (FPPL), which emphasizes relationship and place, continue to impact the BC education systems as a framework for creating more responsive educational experiences for all learners. What does this mean for digital learning spaces? In this session, Jo uses her experiences in K-12, Indigenous education, and content creation for DL courses to explore this theme.

Add your voice and experience!  The proposal deadline is Nov.30!!

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CANeLearn acknowledges the shíshálth Nation on whose traditional territories, here at xwilkway (Halfmoon Bay BC), where we are privileged to live, work, and play. Through our work, we are learning to incorporate Indigenous epistemologies while supporting Indigenization and systemic changes in the K-12 online learning environment of Canada.

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The Canadian eLearning Network (CANeLearn) is a Canadian registered not-for-profit society with a vision to be the leading voice in Canada for learner success in K-12 online and blended learning.  CANeLearn provides members with networking, collaboration, and research opportunities..

CANeLearn promotes effective practice in online and blended learning; fosters community and facilitates interaction among online and blended learning educators; and connects educators to online and blended learning organizations.