National Distance Learning Week
SUNY Online annually hosts several diverse presentations from our SUNY campuses in celebration of National Distance Learning Week (NDLW). These free, virtual showcase webinars are designed to generate greater awareness of and appreciation for distance learning, discuss current issues and emerging trends, highlight best practices, and recognize leaders in the field.
SUNY Online NDLW webinars are included on the USDLA website making this a terrific opportunity for SUNY faculty to share with their peers and to a national audience.
National Distance Learning Week is scheduled for November 3-7, 2025.
Full schedule for NDLW 2025 will be posted below as sessions are confirmed.
Sessions to be posted soon.
Sessions to be posted soon.
Today’s webinar is part of the SUNY Online Teaching monthly webinar series.
Time: 10:00-11:00AM EST
Title: Accessible Course Content Checklist
Presenter: Allene Slating, Senior Instructional Designer, SUNY Online Teaching
Description: Are you an instructional designer, faculty member, or anyone involved in creating accessible course content? Join us for a webinar on how to use an optional accessibility checklist to help ensure your digital materials are accessible to all learners.
In this session, we will:
- Introduce and review the optional Accessible Course Content Checklist
- Demonstrate how it can be applied to a course or adapted to meet specific campus needs
- Highlight important points and tips for creating accessible digital content
*Note: This session will be the same as November 6th. Duplication is intentional to accommodate the varying teaching schedules of our audience.
Today’s webinar is part of the SUNY Online Teaching monthly webinar series.
Time: 12:00-1:00PM EST
Title: Accessible Course Content Checklist
Presenter: Allene Slating, Senior Instructional Designer, SUNY Online Teaching
Description: Are you an instructional designer, faculty member, or anyone involved in creating accessible course content? Join us for a webinar on how to use an optional accessibility checklist to help ensure your digital materials are accessible to all learners.
In this session, we will:
- Introduce and review the optional Accessible Course Content Checklist
- Demonstrate how it can be applied to a course or adapted to meet specific campus needs
- Highlight important points and tips for creating accessible digital content
*Note: This session will be the same as November 5th. Duplication is intentional to accommodate the varying teaching schedules of our audience.
Sessions to be posted soon.