Adult Learning in the Digital Age: Information Technology and the Learning Society

Neil Selwyn · Stephen A.C. Gorard · John J. Furlong

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Adult and Continuing Education Topics Education and Vocational Training Educational Leadership and Innovation

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1. The Promise of the Learning Society 2. The Perils of the Learning Society 3. Researching the Learning Society 4. What Makes a Lifelong Learner? 5. What Do People Use ICT For? 6. Learning and ICT in the Home 7. Learning and ICT at Work 8. Learning and ICT in the Community 9. The Reality of the Learning Society 10. What Should We Do?

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