This annual report from the National Adult Literacy Database (NALD) offers information about both the organization itself and the new initiatives undertaken in the time frame covered by the document.
NALD’S core activities are based on building community; providing information; providing online resources; organizing resources from the Internet.
This annual report offers a summary of the year’s highlights for the National Adult Literacy Database (NALD), along with information about the organization’s history, guiding principles, and activities.
The authors note that during the year, about 5 million users accessed NALD’s website services, where they viewed more than 13 million pages of information, and downloaded more than 6 million PDF files.
The National Adult Literacy Database’s (NALD’s) annual report for 2008-2009 highlights the organization’s participation in a number of national initiatives.
In 2009, the National Adult Literacy Database (NALD) observed its 20th anniversary, an occasion marked with the production of an anniversary booklet.
This annual report also highlights the creation of a new award, the NALD Innovative Technology Award, presented to a Canadian organization or individual who has developed and implemented a technology initiative that contributes to the advancement of adult literacy and essential skills.
Embracing change in the digital age is one of the themes of the National Adult Literacy Database’s (NALD’s) annual report for 2010-2011.
On International Literacy Day, September 8, 2010, NALD launched its new, improved website. The redesigned website improved access to information, enabling users to locate information with just two or three clicks.
This annual report from the National Adult Literacy Database (NALD) highlights new initiatives and directions for the organization.
During 2012-13, NALD developed new vision and mission statements, while reaffirming its core values and guiding principles. It also began to implement its plan to transition out of website support and maintenance into a hosting-only service.
This bibliography is designed to help practitioners find resources and make decisions about which available resources best suit their needs. The authors have prepared a brief annotation for each resource listed and have also included web contact and purchase information for each item.
Working Together for Lifelong Language & Literacy Development
This resource is a transcript of the Nunavut Literacy Council's Qikiqtani regional workshop on literacy that was held February 27 - 29, 2008. The workshop proceedings have been organized into the following sections:
With this document, the Colchester Adult Learning Association presents its first educational resource guide. This guide is intended for the citizens of Colchester, Nova Scotia. It contains descriptions of learning resources available in the area, as well inspirational stories from several learners.
The Joy of Learning includes the following sections:
