National Institute for Literacy Online Discussion Lists

Established in 1995, the National Institute for Literacy online discussion lists give thousands of literacy stakeholders on-going professional development opportunities where participants can discuss the literacy field's critical issues; share resources, experiences, and ideas; ask questions of subject experts; and keep up-to-date on literacy issues. Each discussion list is moderated by an individual with significant expertise in the topic area.

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Upcoming Discussion List Events

Discussion List Guidelines

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The LINCS Basic Skills Resource Collection, Ohio Literacy Resource Center, Kent State University facilitates the following lists:

• Diversity & Literacy (Description)
• Health Literacy (Description)
• Math & Numeracy (Description)
• Reading & Writing Skills (Description)

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The LINCS Program Management Resource Collection, Center for Literacy Studies, University of Tennessee facilitates the following lists:

• Transitions to Post-secondary Education (Description)
• Adult Literacy Professional Development (Description)
• Learning Disabilities (Description)
• Assessment (Description)

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The LINCS Workforce Competitiveness Resource Collection, Institute for the Study of Adult Literacy, Pennsylvania State University facilitates the following lists:

• Adult English Language Acquisition (Description)
• Technology & Distance Learning (Description)
• Workforce Competitiveness (Description)

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For more information about the Institute's Discussion Lists contact the Institute at info@nifl.gov

Discussion Lists Annual Reports

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Last updated: Monday, 22-Feb-2010 15:46:42 EST