Technology for Innovation and Change in Adult Basic Skills Education

David J. Rosen · Jenifer Vanek

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Adult and Continuing Education Topics Educational Technology and E-Learning Digital literacy in education

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Abstract This chapter discusses a range of issues that together paint a picture of the impact, potential, and challenges of using digital technologies in adult education.

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