On Thursday 25 November we had a special event to wrap up 2021. We arranged for some international and local speakers to talk about technology, delivery styles and provide insight into online learning in 2021.
| Welcome and introduction |
| Interactive Virtual Learning: The U.S. experience |
| Engagement tips for distance learning |
| What we learnt with the transition to online learning? |
| What’s in store in 2022 |
Hosts
Ben Newsome and Karen Player co founders of Virtual Excursions Australia and are leading experts on using digital technologies to deliver quality learning experiences to students. Ben and Karen also teach organisations best practice in engaging audiences and technical requirements to ensure successful digital delivery.
Ben Newsome 
Karen Player
Speakers
Interactive Virtual Learning: The U.S. experience
Janet Zanetis – Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration.
Engagement tips for distance learning
Seth Fleischauer – Banyan Global Learning
What we learnt with the transition to online learning?
Bonnie Tratt – DART Learning NSW Department of Education
The Virtual Excursions Australia conference is available to watch to anyone interested in online learning. Share the link across your organisation and networks.
About Virtual Excursions Australia
Virtual Excursions Australia is a national non-profit organisation focused on delivering high quality engaging online learning experiences. Over the past 10 years we have facilitated interactive online learning experiences for over a million students through a collaborative network of content providers. We support over organisations from across Australia with technical advice, national digital delivery infrastructure, marketing and collaboration opportunities. Virtual Excursions Australia enables learners from across Australia to have access to high quality innovative educational content.
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