As our 2024 Convention wraps up in Boston, we are already looking ahead to next year in Denver and how we can Dream Boldly together.  

The greatest moments of social change and human innovation are born out of dreams. What are we dreaming about? What are we dreaming for? Whom are we dreaming with? These are the questions we’ll explore as we bring Dream Boldly into focus from ideas into fully formed sessions.

We invite you to submit your ideas, thoughts, and vision on how we can Dream Boldly together. Get inspired by Program Chair Antero Garcia’s theme for the Convention.

Interested in being a proposal reviewer? We actively seek volunteers to review proposals and be part of our reviewer community. Apply here by January 17th.

Proposals are due by January 29, 2025.  

We look forward to working with you in the coming year as we cherish our memories from Boston and build the framework for our dreams in Denver. 

Learn more here!

If you are attending #NCTE this year, we hope you will visit the GSOLE table where we’re raffling off a copy of  ACCESS: Accessible Course Construction for Every Student’s Success By Cat Mahaffey and Ashlyn C. Walden

The Deadline to submit Proposals to the GSOLE Conference has been extended to October 21, 2024.  

Please click here to submit your proposal now to the Eighth Annual GSOLE Conference! 

Click here for the full application page

Adjunct Faculty, English Composition - Online Instruction - SP25

College of DuPage believes in the power of teaching and learning.  We seek adjunct faculty members to teach English Composition.

COD faculty are committed to facilitate and support student success in learning.  We strive to meet the individual educational needs of our unique, multicultural campus. 

The successful adjunct candidate will be committed to teaching in a multicultural environment and welcome the opportunity to work with students with diverse learning abilities.  We encourage applications from candidates who reflect the increasing diversity of COD’s student body and community. 

Opportunities may exist to teach a flexible schedule that may include teaching assignments during days, evenings and weekends.

We invite you to join our team and apply your passion for teaching and learning!

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2025 Conference Information

Theme: Humans, Non-Humans, and  Humanities

Dates:  Asynchronous presentations will be available Saturday, February 1, 2025; Synchronous presentations will take place Thursday, February 6 and Friday, February 7, 2025

Format: The conference will take place asynchronously via the GSOLE website and synchronously via Zoom. 

Questions for conference organizers? Email Kevin DePew at vice-president@gsole.org

The Global Society of Online Literacy Educators (GSOLE) invites proposals for its eighth annual online international conference. This event will be hosted online with the following schedule:

• Asynchronous presentations open on Saturday, February 1, 2024
• Synchronous presentations begin on Thursday, February 6, and Friday, February 7, 2025.

Online literacy education is an enduring and emerging field of practice and research. Our annual conference creates space for us to take stock of what we know, what we’ve learned, what has changed, and what remains the same. To that end, our conference aligns with GSOLE’s overarching mission and goals:

• Promote literacy as the core of teaching and learning, no matter the delivery method-–online, hybrid, or face-to-face
• Ensure that online literacy education is accessible and inclusive for all students and educators
• Amplify voices of all online educators, regardless of department or disciplinary affiliation, including students and writing center and writing program staff
• Foster discussions across cultures, environments, time zones, and disciplines

The growing prevalence of generative artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and robotics is changing how we learn and teach literacy. These emerging technologies raise questions about authorship, creativity, and the role of human educators in an AI-enhanced world. Moreover, many of the digital components of the communication technologies that students and instructors use for online literacy courses also shape interaction in social media spaces.

This year’s theme "Humans, Non-Humans, and Humanity" invites participants to explore the evolving dynamics between human beings, non-human entities, and the broader concept of humanity within the context of online literacy education. This theme encompasses a wide range of topics that explore how AI affords users the ability to act on feelings of goodwill--or on their fears, anxieties, and biases.

See Conference CFP as a full text document.

Click here for the Conference Submission Form

Use the links below to navigate to different sections of the conference call-for-proposals:

• Conference overview
• Topics of interest
• Presentation format options
• Submission guidelines
• Proposal scoring rubric
• Sample proposals

Click here for a fully accessible PDF Version of the ROLE Call for Proposals Spring 2025

The GSOLE certification committee wishes to extend its sincere congratulations to Jennifer Short on completing the Basic OLI Certification program. To earn certification participants must complete eight modules and submit their ePortfolio to a GSOLE Board of ePortfolio Evaluators. #GSOLE #gsolecertification

The GSOLE certification committee wishes to extend its sincere congratulations to Ryan Dippre on completing the Basic OLI Certification program. To earn certification participants must complete eight modules and submit their ePortfolio to a GSOLE Board of ePortfolio Evaluators. #gsole #gsolecertification