[NIFL-TECHNOLOGY:1150] Effectiveness of using technology in literacy/adult education

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Hi Everyone,

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction to locate statistics 
on the effectiveness of using technology in literacy/adult education. The 
Milken site has links to reputable sources on the effectiveness of technology 
for K-12 students with quantifiable results that are pretty amazing. Is 
anyone aware of similar studies with adult literacy/ABE learners?

As Always, Thank You!

Jackie Hamlett

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