Educators This Week
WAC’s online panel series, where university leaders, educators and employers discuss the questions shaping education. It ran from July 2020 to January 2022 and is now paused: this page is the archive of every session. For WAC’s current event, see the Digital Summit 2027.
- 11 sessions
- 82 speakers
- 2020–2022 first to latest session
Where educators meet
Each session takes one topic and puts it to a panel: what is not working in online education, whether online proctoring is a necessary evil, how university admissions and hiring are changing, why institutions are moving to blended learning.
The sessions were streamed live and free to join. This page lists every session with its panel, poster and video. The first season ran from July to October 2020, season two opened on October 23, 2020, and further sessions followed in December 2021 and January 2022.
The next WAC online event is the WAC Digital Summit 2027, 9–12 April 2027.

The series intro (18 seconds). Pressing play loads the video from YouTube.
All 11 sessions, 2020–2022
Newest first. Each session has its own page with the panel, the poster and the video.
Educators This Week
Opportunities in Credits Exchange Model for Universities
Educators This Week
Why Are Institutions Rushing for Blended Learning?
Season 2, Webisode 1
Can University Hiring Go 100% Online?
Educators This Week
Is Online Proctoring a Necessary Evil?
Educators This Week
How Real Are Virtual Exam Centers?
Educators This Week
The New Business Models of Universities
Educators This Week
The Changing Math of University Admissions
Educators This Week
Is Remote On-Demand Faculty Possible?
Educators This Week
Can We Keep Coronavirus Out of Classrooms?
Educators This Week
What’s Inside an Ideal Online Classroom?
Educators This Week
What’s Not Working with Online Education?
Other WAC online events
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