- Mapping the Field of Family Literacy in Canada (HTML) | (PDF only - 354k)
- Linkages - Connecting ESL and Literacy (HTML) | (PDF - 258k)
Coming soon...
- Environmental Scan – Literacy Work in Canada Summary Report (HTML) | (PDF - 161k)
Movement for Canadian Literacy is one of 4 literacy organization partners working to “connect the dots” between funders’ accountability expectations and adult literacy programs. This two-year, OLES- funded project recently released Voices from the Field, a report compiling interviews about accountability with over 130 literacy practitioners and funders. Connecting the Dots is also sponsoring five action research projects co-sponsored by literacy programs and local funders that are exploring new approaches to accountability.
You can learn more about these innovative action research projects, read interesting interviews with practitioners and government officials, participate in an on-line discussion of accountability-related subjects, and follow the progress of this important project. Visit www.literacyandaccountability.ca today!
Read Voices from the Field to discover perspectives on accountability from over 130 literacy practitioners and government funders. Just one of the deliverables from the Connecting the Dots project, we`re sure you`ll find this field review report illuminating and timely. Click on the logo above to download a copy of the report and visit www.literacyandaccountability.ca to learn more about the work of the project.
Movement for Canadian Literacy is now Canadian Literacy and Learning Network (CLLN). Please note changes to the website to reflect our new name among other things, will take place over the next several months.
September 8th is International Literacy Day (ILD). Take a few minutes and help us mark ILD by checking out the following polls.
November 7, 2010
The Adult Learning Network (ALN) is pleased to announce its up-coming Lifelong Learning Forum that will be held on Sunday, November 7, 2010, at the Marriott Hotel in Ottawa. You are invited to participate in plenary sessions to discuss the strategy to implement a Canadian Lifelong Learning Network. The Forum will also host workshops dedicated to the topic of the analysis of a culture of lifelong learning. The goal of the Forum is to provide a venue where Anglophone, Francophone and Aboriginal learning communities will join to share promising practices, discuss new research and be informed of the results of UNESCO’s CONFINTEA VI. The idea of an Adult Learners Charter for Canada, as well as suggestions for activities related to Adult Learner's Week 2011 will be included.
The event will precede the Canadian Association for Prior Learning Assessment (CAPLA) Recognizing Learning conference held November 7-9, 2010 at the same location.
Check the Adult Learning Network (ALN) website for more information. http://www.aln-raa.ca/.
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