This year’s ODLAA conference is being held in conjunction with the Distance Education Association of New Zealand (DEANZ) from 11 to 14 November 2007 at Lincoln University, New Zealand

As a member of the organising committee I thought I’d let you know what’s happening…

The theme for ODLAA2007 is Open and Distance Learning in the South Pacific:Cultures – Collaborations – Cognitions – Communities

Participants are invited to present papers reflecting on the role of open and distance learning pedagogy, technologies, systems, policies and providers in

• respecting cultures,
• enabling collaborations,
• cognitions: building knowledge and managing learning, and
• valuing and sustaining communities

Authors are invited to submit the following types of papers to the conference:

• Full papers for double blind review: (3000-4000 words);
• Workshops: (three hours); Abstracts only (non peer reviewed): (300-400 words).

The deadline for papers and workshops is June 15th.

Enquiries: c.brook@ecu.edu.au
Submission details can be located at: http://www.odlaa2007.info