Announcement of the 6th Annual Marine Corps eLearning Ecosystem (MCeLE) Virtual Workshop and Call for Presentations
Marine Corps University announces the 6th Annual Marine Corps eLearning Ecosystem (MCeLE) Virtual Workshop scheduled for 21-24 September 2026. The College of Distance Education is calling for presentation submissions from DoD individuals and organizations demonstrating innovative uses of MCeLE, with submissions due by 21 August 2026.
Issued: July 21, 2026
1. Purpose. Marine Corps University (MCU), Educational Technology Department, announces the 6th Annual Marine Corps eLearning Ecosystem (MCeLE) Virtual Workshop, scheduled for 21-24 Sept 2026. 2. Background. The MCeLE Virtual Workshop provides a forum for learning professionals, training managers, academic officers, sponsors, command representatives, and MCeLE users to share innovative approaches that enhance training and education across the Marine Corps enterprise. Measurable outcomes that demonstrate improved readiness, enhanced learner performance, or efficiencies in time and resource management are welcomed. 3. Mission. The College of Distance Education (CDET) invites submissions from individuals and organizations across the DoD that have demonstrated innovative or impactful uses of MCeLE. 4. Coordinating Instructions: Participation provides an opportunity to share best practices, contribute to enterprise learning modernization, and highlight organizational achievements across the Total Force. 4.a. Submission packages must be received no later than 21 Aug 2026. 4.b. Submissions must include either a video of no more than five minutes, a one-page abstract, or a PowerPoint presentation. Use the following URL for submissions: https://meeting.mcele.usmc.mil/e5ejwa8j6f0k/event/event_info.html 4.c. Selected presenters will be notified via email no later than 28 August 2026 and invited to showcase their use cases. 4.d. The virtual workshop is split into two parts. The first part captures certifications of ecosystem components. The second part features selected use-case presentations, industry leadership panel, discussions on the future direction of the MCeLE ecosystem, and the integration of artificial intelligence capabilities within the ecosystem. 5. Release authorized by Brigadier General M. W. Tracy, President, Marine Corps University.