• Georgia Distance Learning Association

    Date: 2010.10.22 | Category: Mission | Response: 0

    The Georgia Distance Learning Association (GADLA)is a nonprofit association formed to promote the development and application of distance learning for education and training. GADLA is a state chapter of the United States Distance Learning Association.


    The United States Distance Learning Association
    The United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) is a non-profit association that promotes the development and application of distance education. USDLA provides advocacy, information, networking, and opportunity for its members. Distance learning and training constituencies served include preK-12 education, higher and continuing education, and home schooling as well as business, corporate, military, government and telehealth markets.


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