Technology colleagues,

I am hoping the Technology page on the Adult Literacy Education (ALE)  
Wiki

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

will be the "go to" place for adult literacy and technology, a great  
resource for teachers, researchers and others who want answers to  
their questions, who want to find good research on adult literacy and  
technology, or who are looking for promising practices. In the ALE  
Wiki "adult literacy" includes English language learning, numeracy,  
and other basic skills -- from basic literacy up through college  
preparation.

To succeed, we need your help. The ALE Wiki is a volunteer community  
of practice, you and me sharing what we know with other colleagues.   
Note that at the top of the main page in the technology section of  
the ALE Wiki you will find directions on how to add to the ALE Wiki.  
It's easy and fun, as well as very important work to our community of  
technology-using adult educators.

1) The Questions and Answers section

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

needs to have all the questions that adult literacy education  
teachers have about the use of technology in teaching and learning.   
It needs to have good answers to these questions. You can help by  
adding new questions, and/or new answers, or by adding to existing  
questions or answers.

2) The Research section

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

needs to have all the research on adult literacy and technology.   
Does it?  If not, can you add in a citation or Web page where others  
can find relevant research?

3) Promising Practices

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

is a tiny area now.  Are you aware of a promising practice that  
should be listed in this section?  If so, please add it.

4) Other Technology projects

What else should be added in this section?  Please add it.

David J. Rosen
djrosen at comcast.net