23-24 August 2018

October 13-15, 2021

Day 1 and 2: 8am to 4pm UTC + 8
Day 3: 9am to 12nn UTC + 8

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About the Conference

ICODeL or International Conference on Open and Distance e-Learning provides a forum for distance education and e-learning scholars, practitioners and policy makers to share and reflect on experiences, and collaboratively create and explore spaces and possibilities for open, distance and e-learning for development.
ICODeL 2021 will be held from 13-15 October 2021 with the theme “The University of the Future: Sustainability and Agility Amidst Disruption.” Unlike previous conferences, ICODeL 2021 will be held entirely as a virtual event due to the ongoing global public health crisis brought about by the COVID-19.
All presentations will be delivered online. Paper presenters are required to submit video recordings or slide presentations with recorded narration before the conference. Asynchronous and synchronous interactions between the presenters and the participants will take place in a designated online platform.
ICODeL was launched on 22-24 February 2012 in Manila, Philippines to provide a forum for distance education on and e-learning scholars, practitioners and policymakers to share and reflect on experiences, and collaboratively create and explore spaces and possibilities for ODeL for development. The second ICODeL was held in Manila in 2014. In 2018, UPOU partnered with National University of Kaohsiung to organize the third ICODeL in Taiwan.

Theme: The University of the Future: Sustainability and Agility Among Disruptions

Subthemes:

  • Surviving the Disruption
  • Technological Innovations in Open and Distance Learning
  • Equity, Diversity and Inclusion in Education
  • Education for Agile Work Environments
  • Remote/Flexible Teaching and Learning
  • Accessible Education for Sustainable Development
  • Gender Considerations in Online Learning
  • Empowerment in Online Education
  • Education in Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, and Ambiguous Contexts
  • E-learning Models in Health
  • Future Foresight and Strategic Governance
  • Flexible Learning Pathways for Lifelong Learning
  • Ensuring Quality in Online and Distance Learning
  • Wellness and Mental Health in Virtual Learning Environments

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Why You Should Register?

The recent global health crisis has highlighted the need for universities to be agile amidst disruptions. Educational institutions that had taken steps towards technology-enhanced instruction and flexible learning have proved to be more resilient in these challenging times. Beyond adaptations to the pandemic, these developments could be seen as opportunities for universities to strategically face the challenges of the future.
Parallel to this challenge is the increasing call for universities to be more concerned with issues of sustainability — accessibility, inclusion, equity, relevance, diversity, and quality. In addition, various threats to sustainability have cast doubt on existing models of development and put a spotlight on the importance of lifelong learning and constant re-tooling. The changing economic structures, work trends, and recent effects of pandemic have shown that the way education is delivered to learners needs to be revolutionized to remain relevant. Over the years, open and distance e-learning (ODeL) has carved out alternative paths for universities to make education more accessible to more diverse sets of learners. This conference aims to provide a virtual space for local and international ODeL practitioners, students, policy makers to discuss spaces and possibilities that ODeL has opened up as the educational sector envisions and prepares for the challenges of the University of the Future.

Conference Publication: Accepted full papers will be included in the conference proceedings. Selected papers will be recommended for consideration to an edited book or refereed journals.

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Frequently Asked Questions

ICODeL or International Conference on Open and Distance e-Learning provides a forum for distance education and e-learning scholars, practitioners and policy makers to share and reflect on experiences, and collaboratively create and explore spaces and possibilities for open, distance and e-learning for development.
ICODeL 2021 will be held entirely as a virtual event due to the ongoing global public health crisis brought about by the COVID-19.
The live event will be on 13-15 October 2021. Other important dates to remember are as follows:
  • 7 August 2021: Extended Deadline for Submission of Abstract
  • 1 September 2021: Early Registration
  • 15 September 2021: Deadline of Submission of Full Paper
  • 15 September 2021: Submission of Video Presentation/Full Paper
Yes. You need to register for the event to be able to access the plenary special sessions and paper presentations, digital exhibit, e-book of abstracts, and your e-certificate of participation.
To register for ICODeL 2021, accomplish the registration form that can be accessed through this link: https://live.icodel.org/en/registration-form
FOR LOCAL ATTENDEES Conference Fee : 5,000 PhP
  • Group discount (min. of 5pax ) – 4,500 PhP
  • Early Bird Discount = 4,500 PhP
  • Student Discount- = 2,500 PhP
FOR FOREIGN ATTENDEES Conference fee: 100 USD
  • Group discount (min. of 5 pax) 90 USD
  • Early bird discount 90 USD
  • Student discount 50 USD
Details on the mode of payment can be found through this link: https://icodel.org/?page_id=39
Submission of paper can be done through this link: https://easychair.org/cfp/ICODeL2021
The extended deadline for submission was on 7 August 2021.
Paper presenters are required to submit video recordings or slide presentations with recorded narration by 15 September 2021. Guidelines for paper presenters can be found in this link: https://icodel.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/ICODeL-2021-Guidelines-for-Paper-Presenters.pdf
No. You do not need to download or install any software to participate in our conference. You only need to have access to the Internet.