Hello Everyone.
 
This is exactly the kind of information I have been looking for.   Could you 
please send any available information to me as well?
 
Thank you in advance.
 
Ilene
 
Ilene Abramson
_ihabramson at aol.com_ (mailto:ihabramson at aol.com) 
 
In a message dated 1/23/2006 11:35:45 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
djrosen at comcast.net writes:

Technology colleagues,

I am looking for examples of an online  component (pure or blended) in  
adult basic education (including  literacy, basic skills, English  
language learning, numeracy, etc.)  which closely parallels what is  
taught in face-to-face classes or  tutorials.  It might be an online  
curriculum used both in the  classroom (or computer lab) and at home.   
It might be used as  supplemental instruction at home, but not in the  
classroom.  It  might be used at home by students who temporarily  
cannot come to  class.  It might be used by students on a waiting list  
to get  into a class. But, in all cases the online curriculum must be   
parallel to the curriculum used in the classroom.

If you have  suggestions of good examples of this, please post them  
here or  e-mail me, letting me know what the program, city or town and  
state  is where this takes place, the url for the online curriculum  
and if,  possible, an e-mail contact from whom I can learn more about  it.

Thanks.

All the best,

David J.  Rosen
djrosen at comcast.net





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