[NIFL-TECHNOLOGY:3823] Blogs, Podcasts, Wikis,Internet Telephony, Cheap Computers, and Moodle

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NIFL-Technology Colleagues,

On the NIFL-Technology list, and elsewhere, we have had discussions  
about new technologies that are or might be useful to adult  
learners.  Some of these technologies are hardware; some are  
software.  So far, most involve computers or hand-held devices.

Many of the postings here on new technologies have been assembled in  
one place, in the Technology area of the Adult Literacy Education  
(ALE) Wiki, so that you -- and others - can easily find them.  Take a  
look.  See if your postings are there.  (If not, perhaps you want to  
add them --  on a wiki, you can easily write or  copy and paste in  
text.)

     http://wiki.literacytent.org/index.php/Newtechnologies

The NIFL-Technology list -- where lively discussions take place and  
new information is posted -- and the Technology area of the ALE Wiki  
can work hand-in-hand. The ALE Wiki pages are an easy-to-use archive  
of some of the discussions which take place here, with accompanying  
questions and answers, resources and reference to research, and an  
ALE Wiki technology glossary. The ALE Wiki is an independent,  
volunteer project.

I urge you to visit and post to the ALE Wiki.  For more information  
about the ALE Wiki and how to post there, go to:

     http://wiki.literacytent.org/

David J. Rosen
djrosen@comcast.net

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