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Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path
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Literacy in a digital education world and peripheral issues.
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Elizabeth E Charles
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A two-part publication series on instructional technologies within adult education The number of US adults lacking basic skills in the areas of literacy, numeracy, and digital literacy is substantial – nearly one in six US adults maintains low literacy skills, while nearly one in three possesses low numeracy skills – and the consequences are debilitating.... 
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Adults looking for a high school education or specific career training opportunities are increasingly going to public libraries for access.
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As massive open online courses move toward version 2.0, libraries are in a unique position to guide and support the future of blended learning.
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Online learning has become one of the most sought after learning modalities among the present generation and it seems to expand at a rate which doesn’t show any signs
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A short video from the PC3 team focusing on Malcolm Knowles' theory of andragogy or adult learning. This video is licenced under a Creative Common
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Adult Education and Open Education Resources Adult learning is a vital component of the European Commission's lifelong learning policy. It is essential to ... Via Mark E. Deschaine, PhD
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The number of adults in further education in England fell after some were required to borrow to pay for their courses, official data suggests.
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Integrating technology into Adult Education--why, how, and what.
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Bob Harrison welcomes a new acronym for vocational and adult education – the VOOC. A key recommendation expected from the impending Feltag (Further Education Learning Technologies Action Group) report is for a major initiative to raise the levels of confidence and capability of the further education (FE) workforce, and ensure that new employees have the knowledge and skills to use digital technology to enhance learning.
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"As a tool for change, EAEA has published ‘Manifesto for Adult Learning in the 21st Century’. It sets objectives for creating a Learning Europe: a Europe that is able to tackle the future positively and with all necessary skills, knowledge and competences. Updated manifesto was published in the beginning of 2019. "