Hello Aliya,

I am not sure if you meant just health literacy online resources or a  
broader range of online literacy and ESOL resources.
For a broad range of adult literacy and ESOL online resources, try:

	http://www.alri.org/literacylist.html

	For Health and Science:

		http://www.alri.org/litlist/websites.html#healthandscience

and

	http://www.alri.org/harness.html

	Health:

		http://www.alri.org/harness/harnesshealth.html

	Science:

		http://www.alri.org/harness.html#SCIENCE

David J. Rosen
djrosen at comcast.net


On Feb 23, 2006, at 7:39 PM, Aliya AbdulLatif wrote:


> Hi Julie

> I may not be looking in the right files but I wanted to know if you  

> have

> links for any online resources we can use in Lietracy and ESOL  

> teaching

> please?

> Regards

> Aliya

>

>

>> From: "Julie  McKinney" <julie_mcKinney at worlded.org>

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>> Subject: [FocusOnBasics] Upcoming discussion: New Technology in  

>> Adult Ed

>> Date: Thu, 23 Feb 2006 18:28:46 -0500

>>

>> Hi All,

>> Read on for details of an upcoming discussion of new technology in  

>> adult

>> education on the Technology and literacy discussion list.

>> -Julie

>>

>> Hello NIFL discussion list colleagues,

>>

>> Audio and video resources have been used in adult education  

>> instruction

>> for

>> many years, but the introduction of CDs, DVDs, the Internet, and  

>> other

>> electronic technologies has greatly expanded their availability and

>> raise

>> many questions about implementation, support annd training.

>>

>> I'm pleased to announce that David Collings, Technology  

>> Coordinator for

>> the

>> Adult and Community Education Network in Delaware, and Alex Quinn,

>> Executive Director of the Adult Literacy Media Alliance (ALMA), will

>> join

>> the NIFL Technology list as guests to lead a discussion on

>> current and emerging uses of media in adult ed. instruction in the

>> classroom and at a distance. Their discussion will take place next  

>> week

>> from Tuesday, February 28th through Friday March 3rd. Some of the  

>> areas

>> they will cover on this topic include: teacher training, technical

>> support

>> for teachers and learners, the challenges of their use, media

>> distribution,

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>>

>> You are encouraged to participate, ask questions, and share you

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>> Mariann

>>

>>

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>>

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