Curating ICDE history: The International Museum of Distance Education & Technology

In its 75th anniversary year, ICDE has teamed up with The International Museum of Distance Education & Technology to provide access to a library documenting the organization's history. ICDE's roots go back to the first World Conference, which was held in Victoria, Canada in 1938. This was also the year in which the then International Council for Correspondence Education was inaugurated.
The Museum of Distance Education & Technology, a project that has its roots in research carried out at ICDE member institution, The Pennsylvania State University, was created by Will Diehl and supported by College of Education faculty members Michael G. Moore, Melody Thompson and Fred Schied. Will Diehl is currently the Coordinator of Online Graduate Programs in the Department of Education at the University of New England in the US. The Museum of Distance Education. More...