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[Blog post] Microlearning and AI: Bite-Sized Strategies for Skill Development ale-virtualcommunity-ai-literacy.blogspot.com/2026/02/micr... #Microlearning #AI #AdultEd #AITools #WorkplaceSkills #LifelongLearning #ProfessionalDevelopment
Just presented at TDLS 2026: Incorporating Digital Literacy in an Adult Citizenship Curriculum. Check it out!
presentation: www.uscitizenpod.com/2026/03/tdls...
#DigitalLiteracy #CitizenshipEducation #AdultEd #naturalization #literacy #USCIS #civics
The best leaders never stop learning.
Growth keeps leaders adaptable, humble, and effective. When leaders stay curious, teams do too.
Leadership isn’t about knowing everything - it’s about being willing to learn.
#AdultEd #Learning #Leadership
Read more: chrissuprun.com/2026/02/23/w...
We had our first Adult Numeracy Network Instructional Routine Club today! Teachers from AZ, FL, GA, MA, MN, and PA came together to do explore fraction talks.
For more information, check out adultnumeracynetwork.org
#ANNMath #AdultEd #MTBoS #ITeachMath
"You wouldn't get this in a textbook." 📚
Prof. Rubinstein loves how students bring lived experience to the classroom. Join the conversation in Religion and Literature: From the Bible to James Baldwin.
Register today! https://bit.ly/4p0n6oF
#AdultEd #Literature #Theology"
Truth or trick? 🤔
Join us for “Truth or Trick? Using Digital Tools to Detect Generative AI Disinformation”
Jan 30, 2026 | 12:30–1:00 PM CT Learn how to spot AI-generated misinformation using practical digital tools. 🔗 scoc-consulting.com/digital-tools
#DigitalLiteracy #AI #MediaLiteracy #AdultEd
Mark your calendar 📌
Truth or Trick? Using Digital Tools to Detect Generative AI Disinformation
🗓️ Jan 30, 2026 | 12:30–1:00 PM CT
A fast-paced, practical webinar in the Smarter, Not Harder series.
🔗 scoc-consulting.com/digital-tools
#Webinar #AIandSociety #AdultEd
🎓 Thinking about grad school?
Join our Virtual Info Night on Oct 15, 2025 (5:30–7PM ET)!
✅ Chat with current students
✅ Learn about work/life balance
✅ Get tips on admissions & funding
🔗 Register now: lnkd.in/gDQinxux
#GradSchool #HigherEd #AdultEd #PK-12 #OISE
Promotional image for AIR.org focusing on adult education, featuring three diverse individuals engaged in learning activities with laptops and books, with text highlights on the benefits of adult education: Upskill and Thrive.
This #AEFLWeek we’ve celebrated how #AdultEd builds #WorkforcePrep skills like problem solving, adaptability, and continuous learning. Adult Education strengthens the workforce by teaching skills that matter. Learn more: https://www.air.org/centers/aertac
Denver & surrounding areas- I am looking for a glass blowing class. Not a day or hours long class but a semester long class where I’d learn the art of blowing glass. It’s a dream of mine & I need a happy right now. Anyone know of any glass classes? #Denver #DenverGlass #GlassBlowing #AdultEd #Blow
Here is our Autumn #AdultEd timetable for #LYCS classes! Our classes provide a space for learners to acquire new skills and meet new people in their local community. Reach out at info@lycs.ie/018363416 for more information. @irishaid.bsky.social @cityofdublinetbcdu.bsky.social
@pobal.ie #NEICDublin
Promotional image for #AEFLWeek by AIR.org. Three individuals collaboratively working with a laptop and notebook in a modern office setting, with text highlights that include 'Resilient local economy', 'Create a skilled workforce', and 'Reduce poverty'.
This #AEFLWeek we’re celebrating how #AdultEd builds #WorkforcePrep skills like problem solving, adaptability, and continuous learning. It also strengthens the workforce through teaching skills that matter. Learn more from #AERTAC: https://www.air.org/centers/aertac
Professional presenting information on a laptop to a colleague in an office setting. On the right, a screenshot of WestEd's Ebulletin featuring colorful graphics and text about educational resources.
Our latest #BackToSchool E-Bulletin highlights how we support economic mobility and #WorkforceDevelopment, #AdultEd, and more!
👇 Access timely research-driven strategies, and subscribe for regular updates from WestEd: go.wested.org/E-Bulletin-2...
#BTSWithWestEd
Immigrants - documented or not - are hardworking taxpayers and deserve to have an education to better their lives. Educarion is a human right www.insidehighered.com/news/governm...
#AdultEd #Education #Immigrants
📣 PM open letter - adult education isn’t an extra, it’s essential.
Dipa Ganguli OBE, CEO & Principal, just sent an open letter to the PM demanding a proper funding strategy for adult learners.
Read: www.wmcollege.ac.uk/funding-for-...
Contact your MP
#AdultEd #SkillsCrisis #LifelongLearning
The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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#WISDOMWEDNESDAY – Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness. Harvey Milk
💡 Be the light for an adult learner. Become a volunteer tutor.📚 www.seedsofliteracy.org/tutor
#Pride2025 #GEDStudents #Volunteer #Tutor #OnetoOneTutoring #GEDTutors #AdultEd
The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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LYCS has a rich history in community arts, offering a visual voice to local issues through a variety of arts programmes. Our #AdultEd artists visited the #HughLaneGallery to view the tapestry work of #AilbheNíBhriain to gain inspiration for their projects at #LYCS. @pobal.ie @irishaid.bsky.social
The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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🚨 Merging OCTAE into the Dept. of Labor?
@amyloyd.bsky.social says: Don’t confuse collaboration with consolidation. Education must remain at the center of CTE and adult learning. 📚
Read now 👉 all4ed.org/blog/educati...
#CTE #AdultEd #EducationPolicy #OCTAE
🚨 Merging OCTAE into the Dept. of Labor?
@amyloyd.bsky.social, a former Assistant Secretary says: Don’t confuse collaboration with consolidation. Education must remain at the center of CTE and adult learning. 📚
Read now 👉 all4ed.org/blog/educati...
#CTE #AdultEd #EducationPolicy #OCTAE #EDUSky
The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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Graduation season has arrived—congratulations to the inspiring #Classof2025 from Los Angeles Technology Center! 🎓 What an amazing milestone and celebration of effort, growth, and perseverance. You’ve done something extraordinary, and I’m so proud of all you’ve achieved. #AdultEd #BeyondLimits
The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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The image is a map of various counties within the Appalachian region of the United States, including sections of states such as Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and others up to New York. Counties are color-coded based on the percentage of adult literacy, with a focus on adults reading at or below the 8th-grade level. The color gradient ranges from red (indicating higher percentages of low literacy, up to 88.1%) to green (indicating lower percentages, at 36.5%). A color key on the right side accompanies the map, clarifying the percentage range each color represents. The map background is a simple gray outline of the United States, focusing on the Appalachian region. At the bottom, there is the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative along with contact information and social media icons. The data source is marked as the National Center for Education Statistics, 2020.
The image features an artistic sunset landscape with a warm color palette of oranges, browns, and yellows. In the foreground, a large conifer tree stands silhouetted against the sky. The background shows rolling hills fading into the distance with the sun setting near the horizon, casting a soft glow. Birds are silhouetted flying in the sky. The scene is overlaid with bold white text promoting a survey related to adult education services in Appalachia. The bottom left corner displays the APPLI logo, and a QR code is adjacent to the survey link. The bottom right corner features "Follow us" followed by social media icons.
The image features a multicolored map of the Appalachian region outlined by state borders on a gradient background transitioning from blue on the left to orange on the right. The map highlights specific counties within the region, each shaded in various colors including blue, red, orange, and beige. To the left is large white text stating, "Help Us Build the Appalachian Adult Education Directory." Below the map is a white link in large font: "https://cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-Ed-Survey." The bottom left displays the logo of the Appalachian Learning Initiative with the website, "www.appli.org." In the bottom right corner, there is text reading, "Follow us @APPLIORG," accompanied by icons for social media platforms: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube, along with a QR code.
If you provide adult education services in #Appalachia, or know someone who does, please take a few moments to complete our survey so we can add you to our list of #Educational #Resources:
cutt.ly/APPLI-Adult-...
#ABE
#BasicEducation
#AdultBasicEducation
#Literacy
#Numeracy
#AdultEd
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