[Technology 1401] Re: funding sources for computer/web based familyliteracy programsVicki Trottier vtrott at ntl.sympatico.caMon Nov 26 15:40:29 EST 2007
Hello Paul The organization I work with, Community Literacy of Ontario, is a network that works with over 100 community-based literacy agencies in the province of Ontario. We have provided online workshops for the past few years for our member organizations and others. Our focus has been on professional development, although other groups in Ontario have done eLearning with literacy students. One of the courses we have offered was the Foundational Family Literacy training that was originally developed by the Family Literacy Centre in Alberta. With their permission, we adapted that training for online delivery and offered it three times over the course of three years. Other organizations across Canada have since then also offered the course online. We have also offered workshops on recent initiatives in the Ontario literacy field as well as workshops on organizational management, strategic planning and marketing to name just a few. We have also developed a series of web-based modules that are available at www.nald.ca/literacybasics. You can find some of our project reports at our website www.nald.ca/clo.htm; click on the "publications" link from the left-hand side menu. Unfortunately, I can't help you with funding sources since we are in a different country! Vicki Trottier Community Literacy of Ontario _____ From: technology-bounces at nifl.gov [mailto:technology-bounces at nifl.gov] On Behalf Of Paul Rogers Sent: Monday, November 26, 2007 3:26 PM To: technology at nifl.gov Subject: [Technology 1400] funding sources for computer/web based familyliteracy programs I am doing research on grants for community based literacy programs, including computer/web based classes. The focus is on Citizenship, ESOL, Spanish literacy, health education, and computer skills. So, I am accumulating information on foundations that provide grants for the above and also course programs that might be worth adding to my list. I would be very interested in communicating with anyone, especially those working in social service NGOs or churches. Paul Rogers -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.nifl.gov/pipermail/technology/attachments/20071126/223b9e32/attachment.html
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