The New York City Distance Learning Collaborative seeks to advance the development and application of distance learning in New York City. An affiliate of the CUNY Graduate Center, NYCDLC comprises distance learning developers and practitioners who promote technology-enhanced delivery of information and training that improve services for New York City residents. The Collaborative's activities benefit many communities by:

1. developing strategic alliances among public, non-profit and private partners;
2. producing projects and programs using distance learning and related emerging technologies;
3. facilitating collaboration within the distance learning community by increasing awareness of programs, facilities and networks throughout the five boroughs;
4. promoting forums for discussion and analysis of distance learning and service-delivery applications that benefit the people of New York City.

NYCDLC principals are available to consult on programmatic needs and priorities to leverage current and planned infrastructure capabilities within public and non-profit organizations.

Participating Organizations
The New York City Distance Learning Collaborative has developed projects with participants from various non-profit, governmental, educational, and community-based organizations throughout the five boroughs.
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Current Programs
The NYCDLC has secured funding from foundations and government agencies to address the need for technology-enhanced delivery of information and training aimed at improving services for New York City residents.
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Contact Us
The NYCDLC is based at the CUNY Graduate Center under the auspices of the Associate Provost for Instructional Technology and Dean for Interdisciplinary Studies.

New York City Distance Learning Collaborative
The Graduate School and University Center
The City University of New York
365 Fifth Avenue, Suite 4300
New York, NY 10016-4309
Tel: (212) 817-7299

Mary Milton, Executive Director
E-mail: mmilton@gc.cuny.edu