Our Integrating Technology
Resource Listing (On TCALL Library Search page use Broad Search Categories box to find library resources in this subject area, equivalent to the hard-copy bibliography.)
Integrating Technology (Literacy
Links issue theme, March 2004)
Technology (Literacy Links issue theme, December 1998)
Computer Skills Assessment Instrument for
Adult Learners (Hamlett, 1998)
"Technology Training
Special Collection" Web-based resources reviewed and compiled
by National LINCS
Technology
& Literacy national e-mail Discussion Group (facilitated by Literacy
Assistance Center)
For more information from a searchable nationwide adult education &
literacy database, go to LINCSearch
AdultEd
Online – Funded by U.S. Department of Education, Office of
Vocational and Adult Education, this site offers teachers and administrators
free tools to identify classroom technology integration skills and
distance teaching skills and potential, and to create a professional
plan based on each individual’s specific needs. AdultEd Online
is also developing U.S.A. Learns -- A Web Portal for Adult Learners,
scheduled to be available for general use beginning in the fall of
2008.
Computer
Training Tutorials - Explanations, tutorials and tips about computers
and the Web. Chris Rippel of the Central Kansas Library System developed
this site, which includes (among other things) a wonderful interactive
mouse tutorial called Mousercise in English, Spanish, Danish and Hmong
versions, with new language versions being added periodically.
Intro to the Personal Computer:
This is the ON Button - West Virginia Adult Basic Education
Project
CONNECT - On this web site, adults enrolled in adult education
classes can practice their English skills and learn about working,
studying and living in the United States -- all online using a computer
with reading, writing, audio, video, Internet and email activities.
Teachers can set up online class groups, send and receive email with
their classes and review student work. Project Connect was created
by PBS, the National
Center for Adult Literacy at the University of Pennsylvania and Jefferson
County Public Schools in Louisville, Kentucky in partnership with KET -
The Kentucky Network.
"Teach
Me Technology" online course for literacy students and instructors -
Verizon Thinkfinity offers this free online course as a basic introduction
to computers for adult learners who have never used a computer. Course
also includes suggestions for instructors, tutors, mentors, or volunteers
to facilitate computer skill building. See menu link to Free Online Courses.
Technology page on website of CPAL (Community Partnerships for Adult Learning) - Site includes How-To's, Research, and Website links on how computers and other technology can be acquired and effectively used to help adults learn and make professional development more accessible to instructors.
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