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Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network

The Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network (NCLN) is a professional development initiative that empowers Nebraska educators and educational leaders through tailored, competency-based learning, networking, and resources, all accessible at no or low cost to elevate educational effectiveness statewide.

Empowering Nebraska Educators

The Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network (NCLN) mission is strengthening Nebraska education by building leadership through networking, and learning. NCLN is a menu of learning experiences for Nebraska education and leadership professional development, including Microcredential courses, badges, mentoring, facilitated networking, and an informal resource library.

With support from the Nebraska Department of Education, NCLN is available to all Nebraska educators and administrators at low or no cost. NCLN resources are made available to the state through the University of Nebraska at Omaha Innovative & Learning-Centric Initiatives.

NCLN Offerings

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NCLN Credentialed Courses

The NCLN is a collection of microcredentials and networking opportunities to support the professional development and upskilling of Nebraska educational leaders and educators.
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NCLN Collaborative Huddles

Contact NCSA Associate Executive Director Dr. Troy Loeffelholz (troy.loeffelholz@ncsa.org) to join.

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NDE Learning Resources

Access the NDE Learning Network for more no-cost learning opportunities.
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Recommendations?

Do you have a recommendation for a NCLN credentialed course? Let us know by completing the Course Recommendation Form.

Leadership

Dr. Tami Williams (tamarawilliams@unomaha.edu) and JerLene Mosley provide day-to-day leadership for the Nebraska Collaborative Learning Network. Overall sponsor is Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) Director of Statewide Teacher and Principal Support, Dr. Ryan Ricenbaw. 

Under the division leadership and operations of Myah Lanoux-Nguyen, Senior Director of Strategy and Operations, with the support of the Innovative and Learning-Centric Initiatives Microcredential team.  

Honoring Our Project Leaders

We extend our deepest gratitude to the distinguished members of the NCLN Steering Committee—Dr. Ryan Ricenbaw (NDE), Dr. Mike Teahon (UNK), Dr. Mike Sieh (Wayne State), Dr. Troy Loeffelholz (NCSA), Dr. Kevin Riley (UNO), Dr. Melissa Wheelock (ESU 10), Eileen Barks (ESU 2) and Dr. Terry Haack (MOEC)—for their exemplary leadership, dedication, and vision. As guiding voices and champions of this initiative, your collective contributions have been instrumental in advancing the mission to support Nebraska’s educators and school leaders. We are truly grateful for your time, talents, and expertise. Thank you for your steadfast commitment.

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