History
The IELA was founded in 2007 by David Guralnick, Michael E. Auer, A.Y. Al-Zoubi, and is incorporated in New York County in the state of New York, USA.
Education
The specific goals of the IELA are to:
- Serve as a catalyst for the development and exchange of ideas among universities, educational institutions, government agencies, funding agencies, conferences, and businesses;
- Publish materials advancing the use of e-learning;
- Promote excellence in e-learning research, development and use;
- Disseminate information about e-learning opportunities and use to the public, the media, governments, and business and industry;
- Share and promote policies, procedures, and practices with respect to all matters regarding the use of e-learning; and
- Cooperate and liaise with related regional, national and international associations.
The International E-Learning Association Scholarships
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