The Kansas Association for

Interactive Distance Education

¨ Advocates and promotes the use of interactive distance education;

¨ Recognizes outstanding achievements in distance learning.

¨ Conducts conferences and forums on topics relating to distance education.

Purpose

The Kansas Association for Interactive Distance Education (KAIDE) was formed in 1996 by the directors of Interactive Television (IDL) networks in Kansas, and it is a non-profit association of organizations that support Interactive Distance Education. KAIDE is comprised of IDL networks, schools, education service centers, and state agencies across the state that participate in or support Interactive Distance Education.

Website: KAIDE

KAIDE is a resource…

for information concerning existing and new technologies,
for activities and training opportunities,
for non-state, non-network entities,
for new network formation,
for policy makers on local, state, and national levels,
for individuals and groups involved in interactive distance education throughout Kansas.