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[Technology 1445] New technologies and their potential for adult literacy education
David J. Rosen
djrosen at comcast.netMon Dec 31 21:47:04 EST 2007
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Technology colleagues,
In the past we have discussed here new technologies such as mobile
learning, podcasts, wikis. blogs, and internet telephony. There are
now an increasing number of adult literacy-focused wikis, blogs and
podcasts, and a greater use of internet telephony in our field. There
is beginning to be more use of mobile phones for adult education-
related purposes, for example through Jott.com .
Are there other new technologies that we should discuss here that are
used -- or have potential for -- adult literacy education (including
numeracy and ESOL) ? Desktop teleconferencing? Social networking?
Presentation software? Electronic Whiteboards? New Google features?
Digital video? Online education games such as Free Rice http://
freerice.com/ or World Map http://www.gamedesign.jp/flash/worldmap/
worldmap ?
Do you have a favorite adult education-focused wiki or blog? If it
isn't listed on the ALE Wiki New Technologies page, please add it
there. http://wiki.literacytent.org/index.php/Newtechnologies
(Directions for adding text are at the bottom of the wiki page.)
David J. Rosen
djrosen at comcast.net
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