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Subject: [PD 3953] VL Discussion Thanks!
From: Jackie A. Taylor
Date: Mon Aug 10 10:00:46 EDT 2009
Hello,
Thank you to Nell Eckersley, moderator of the Technology and Literacy
List, for leading us in a discussion of Virtual Literacy. A special
thanks to Steven Pritchard, Glenn Young, Anne Murr and Drake University,
for making the Virtual Literacy to Succeed
(http://www.educ.drake.edu/webfiles/ivls.mov) video for our discussion,
and to all for your insights and expertise. I appreciate everyone's
contributions.
I've compiled all posts in the ALE Wiki:
http://wiki.literacytent.org/index.php/VirtualLiteracyDiscussion (Yes, I
am caught up!). I will let you know when a final version is up on the
NIFL web site.
We will use this discussion compilation and a summary as a springboard
for Part III of the discussion series on Building Adult Education
Technology Capacity. I have some interesting discussion activities
lining up for us, so please keep your eye on the PD List for further
details.
In the meantime, feel free to continue discussions of Virtual Literacy
here on this list. Two other of the Institute's Lists will also be of
interest to you as they intersect with Virtual Literacy issues; here are
the links should you wish to subscribe:
Learning Disabilities:
http://www.nifl.gov/mailman/listinfo/Learningdisabilities/
Technology and Literacy:
http://www.nifl.gov/mailman/listinfo/Technology/
Thanks again, and have a great week!
Best...Jackie
Jackie Taylor, PD List Facilitator, jackie at jataylor.net
National Institute for Literacy www.nifl.gov
Association of Adult Literacy Professional Developers www.aalpd.org
Subject: [PD 3960] Re: VL Discussion Thanks!
From: steven pritchard
Date: Mon Aug 10 20:12:32 EDT 2009
Dear Gang,
>From the Desk Of Steven Paul Pritchard
We must not forget Ms Linda Kelly for her help on the video that was made at Drake University. Des Moines Iowa
Ms Linda Kelly has been a driving force for all of us at the Drake University adult Literacy Center.
Mr Steven Paul Pritchard
