By comparison with the electrical conductivity, sigma, of ion conducting oxide glasses above room temperature, relatively little is known about its behavior at low temperatures. The conductivity of three series of oxide glasses has been investigated as functions of temperature (T< 300 K) and frequency, omega. The results show that sigma(omega,T) proportional to T(alpha)omega(beta) for T< 100 K, where alpha appears to correlate with the alkali-alkali separation and beta is slightly greater than 1.