 About Us
History
The Global eLearning Community (GEC) was created in 2004 as a way to discover and share research related to the cultural influences on learning, teaching, and training, especially because elearning was becoming the preferred method for training culturally diverse offshore and global workforces.
Activities
To accomplish our goals, we offer a range of services and activities to members and non-members (the Associates' Mailing List) such as networking, research, educational events, projects, job posting, and information sharing.
President
Dr. Andrea Edmundson, the Global Learning Strategist for eWorld Learning, is the founder and President of the GEC.
 
Members
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Trainers and educators
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Interculturalists
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Open courseware advocates
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Performance consultants
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Translators
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International development agents
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Instructional designers
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Localization experts
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Country and regional experts
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GEC Community Advisors
Community advisors provide expertise on a broad scope of GEC functions, such as association management and growth, industry trends, training and education, instructional design, the impact of cultural differences, localization and translation, and so forth. Advisors rotate through one or two year commitments. If you would like to be considered for an advisory role, please email Dr. Edmundson.
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