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OCTOBER 26, 2021: 

Events & Announcements: Now Hiring Digital Learning Specialist * November Distance Education Strategy Session * National Skills Coalition’s Skills Summit 2022

What We're Reading: English Now! Learning Circles Partner Spotlight

In Case You Missed It: Digital Resilience in the American Workforce (DRAW) project

 

Events & Announcements

Now Hiring Digital Learning Specialist
Do you love integrating technology with adult learners? Do you have experience designing effective digital learning solutions and delivering professional development? If you’re interested in working with a growing, fast-paced team focused on ensuring digital inclusion and equity and expanding technology-rich instruction in support of adult learners, come bring your expertise and passion to the EdTech Center @ World Education! We are hiring a Digital Learning Specialist to support our work both in the US and internationally. Applications are due this Friday, October 29th.
Distance Education Strategy Sessions:
EdTech Integration Strategy Toolkit +
USA Learns Updated Website
Join us on Friday, November 12th at 1PM EST, when Jeff Goumas will introduce the EdTech Integration Strategy Toolkit! This new toolkit is full of effective edtech routines rooted in evidence-based strategies, along with over 1,000 curated digital skills learning activities crowdsourced by educators as part of our Spring 2021 EdTech Maker Space. Come hear about ways to use the toolkit and upcoming opportunities for you to contribute to what we hope will be a growing, go-to resource for adult educators. Then, the Sacramento County Office of Education (SCOE) will share the latest updates to the free USA Learns platform, now optimized for mobile users! We'll also learn about how one adult education ESL teacher uses the site with her beginning-level students. Don't miss this session!
National Skills Coalition’s
Skills Summit 2022
The National Skills Coalition’s Skills Summit will be held February 15-17, 2022 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel in Washington, DC. Participation is open to representatives from community-based organizations, community colleges, public workforce, training, and education systems, and businesses. Goals for this conference include ensuring your voice is heard by Congress and the Administration, developing relationships with federal policymakers and partners nationwide, and offering the opportunity to participate in discussions about skills training within the context of an inclusive economic recovery.

What We're Reading

Learning Circles Partner Spotlight:
The Free Library of Philadelphia
World Education’s English Now! project has entered a partnership with the Free Library of Philadelphia. Through its Languages and Learning Center, the library offers local resources for adult learners who are looking to improve their language, literacy, basic education, and world language skills. The Learning Center also offers online courses and tutoring services, and hosts conversation and learning circles. These offerings will serve Philadelphians with intermediate to high levels of English, which is an area identified as lacking these types of local services.

In Case You Missed It

Digital Resilience in the American Workforce (DRAW) project banner
We invite you to participate in the Digital Resilience in the American Workforce (DRAW) project. DRAW is a new initiative from JFF and World Education, with support from The Office of Career, Technical, and Adult Education (OCTAE), to better prepare adult education practitioners who support learners that struggle to fully engage in tasks that demand use of digital technologies. Share your insights and expertise on digital skills instruction and needs in this questionnaire and stay informed of other opportunities for participation by visiting the DRAW Project page.
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