Online Ed

The mission of HS OnlineEd is to provide a forum to review and discuss what is now possible to support learning and teaching in higher education and continuing professional development in business, government, and the professions.

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Introduction

AI is now a core management tool, yet most organizations capture only a fraction of its potential. The challenge is not access but method. This course shows managers, small business owners, independent consultants, and professionals without technical backgrounds how to use AI effectively in daily work.

We are busy developing an exciting agenda for OnlineEd 2026 so keep your eyes peeled for details. In the meantime, visit our YouTube Channel.

Join the OnlineEd community as a speaker or panel member. We invite leaders and dynamic speakers to share their experience in the online teaching and learning sector. 

Please contact Eyal Kalie at eyalk@hstalks.com 

Contact Us

Do you have any questions, comments or suggestions? We would like to hear from you - please feel free to contact us.

Theo Echarte
E-Mail: theoe@henrystewart.co.uk

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Henry Stewart Events 
40/41 Museum St
London 
WC1A 1LT
United Kingdom

Pricing & How to Register

  • Free for professionals working in educational institutions
  • $250 for Solution Providers/Consultants* (Pricing per person in US Dollars)

Click here to book your place now!


* I am a Solution Provider / Consultant
This is the pass for anyone who works for a solution or service provider, whose company offers their products/services to educational institutions. 

Online higher education is shifting faster than most institutions can keep up with, and the gap between what is possible and what is being implemented in higher education is widening.

OnlineEd 2026 is here to help you close that gap.

This event brings together leading authorities in digital learning to examine what is new, what works, and what is next for online higher education.

As in previous years, the sessions will focus on practical, scalable approaches that can help academic institutions deliver strong educational value while managing cost and accessibility.

Carissa Little is a leader in global and online education with over 20 years at Stanford University, where she works to expand access to learning and help working adults overcome barriers to education. As Associate Dean of Global and Online Education in the Stanford School of Engineering, Executive Director of Stanford Online and the Stanford Engineering Center for Global & Online Education, she drives the integration of emerging technologies like AI and immersive learning into credentialed, non-degree programs.

Melissa Kane is the Director of Online Program Development at Brown University, where she leads the university’s online learning strategy. In this role, she oversees a cross-functional team of learning designers, educational media producers, and learning technologists to deliver high-quality, mission-driven online graduate degree programs. Since the launch of Brown’s first online graduate degree program in 2022, Melissa has spearheaded the development of a growing portfolio of programs that advance academic excellence, scalability, and global reach.

Ms. Doyle has been working at MIT Open Learning for over 10 years and has held roles from Project Management of MOOC creation to her current role as the Senior Director of the MITx Program and the Online Worldwide Services team. Her work includes identifying pilot projects to develop new programs and help improve course quality and access while supporting the high-level goals of MIT Open Learning.