Must-Read Books on Online Learning

Browse through a growing list of 257 books on online learning selected, reviewed and recommended by Contact North | Contact Nord’s team of experts.

Use Contact North | Contact Nord’s Searchable Directory to find books targeting faculty and instructors, instructional designers, administrators and policymakers.

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Online Learning, Open Education, and Equity in a Post-Pandemic World

Authored by Brad Wuetherickis,

2024

Online Teaching and Learning for Teacher Educators

Edited by Dr. Lori Fulton, Dr. Jon Yoshioka, and Dr. Nancy P. Gallavan, and

2021

Online Teaching at Its Best - Merging Instructional Design with Teaching and Learning Research

Authored by Linda B. Nilson and Ludwika A. Goodson and

2018

Open and Distance Education in Australia, Europe and the Americas: National Perspectives in a Digital Age

Edited by Adnan Qayyum and Olaf Zawacki-Richter and

2018

Open and Distance Non-formal Education in Developing Countries

Authored by Colin Latchem,

2018

Open Distance Learning Fundamentals, Developments, and Modelling

Authored by Oleg Zaikin,

2023

Open Education: from OERs to MOOCs

Edited by Mohamed Jemni and Mohamed Koutheair Khribi and

2017

Open Educational Resources and Change in Higher Education: Reflections From Practice

Edited by Jenny Glennie, Ken Harley, Neil Butcher, and

Trudi van Wyk

, and

2012

Open(ing) Education - Theory and Practice

Edited by Dianne Conrad and Paul Prinsloo and

2020

Opening the Door to Academe: A Practical Guide to Doctoral Study Online and Beyond

Authored by Dianne Conrad,

2022

Participatory Creativity - Introducing Access and Equity to the Creative Classroom

Authored by Edward P. Clapp,

2017

Pedagogies of Digital Learning in Higher Education

Edited by Linda Daniela,

2020

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Must-Read Books on Online Learning

Must-Read Books on Online Learning

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