From Headlines to Lesson Plans: Celebrating 25 Years of Online Learning

Spring Conference

The ICCOC holds an annual conference that offers a variety of sessions for faculty and college staff for all its partner colleges. Others are welcome to attend the conference by registering on the link below.

March 31 - April 1, 2025
Ames, Iowa

Conference Registration

Faculty

Conference Schedule

Sunday, March 30, 2025

5:00 - 7:00 PM Welcome Reception

Location: Garden Room at the Conference Center

Monday, March 31, 2025

*Schedule Subject to Change

8:00 - 8:40 AM

Check-In for Conference

8:45 - 9:45 AM

Welcome & Keynote Speaker

10:00 AM Breakout Sessions

11:00 AM Breakout Sessions

Noon - Lunch at Conference Center

1:00 PM Breakout Sessions

2:00 PM Breakout Sessions

3:00 PM Breakout Sessions

5:00 PM Dinner and Entertainment to follow

Tuesday, April 1, 2025

*Schedule Subject to Change

8:30 - 9:00 AM Awards and Prizes

9:00 AM Potential Student Panel

10:00 AM Breakout Sessions

11:00 AM Breakout Sessions

Conference will adjourn at Noon
with To-Go lunches available

Keynote Speaker

Dr. Jeff Borden

RETURNS!

Dr. Jeff Borden is a long-time friend of the ICCOC and has shared his expertise and insight into online learning at many past ICCOC Spring Conference. We excited to welcome Jeff back to the ICCOC Spring Conference as our opening Keynote Speaker!

Jeff Borden is a dean, innovator, professor, c-level executive, academic administrator, professional speaker, consultant, and comedian who has presented to audiences around the globe. An expert on leadership, learning, eLearning, innovation, change, and communication, his informative presentations are always filled with humor, illustrations, and practical strategies!

He has presented to academic, corporate, religious, and non-profit organizations. Some presentations include: Neuroscience + Learning Research + Ed Tech = Education 3.0; Master Teaching & Learning; eLearning; You Don't Really Want a Culture of innovation; Presentations and How You're Doing Them Wrong; No Time For Narrative? Then No Time For Transformation; Social Learning and other Neo-Millennial Practices; Practical Preaching - Entertainment or Transformative Experience?; Leveraging Semiotics; and many more!