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Webinars are designed and hosted by educators, staff, and researchers in the adult literacy field who bring their expertise and experience to help you advance your work with students. Sign up for one of our upcoming webinars today! Find past webinar recordings on our Courses & Learning page.
Data is everywhere in today’s workplace—from system dashboards to health charts to quality control reports. In this webinar, we will cover how to use free digital tools and engaging classroom activities to help adult learners build essential data literacy and visualization skills. Learn how to help students interpret visuals, describe patterns, and create infographics to communicate information clearly. Explore how AI can be used to support data explanation and visualization in ways that strengthen digital and workplace literacy skills.
Join this webinar for an overview of Framingham Adult ESL Plus (FAESL), a Massachusetts public adult ESOL program, and a research-practice partnership evaluating its impact on employment, earnings, and civic engagement. Presenters will share findings from enrollment lotteries showing how adult English classes improve job outcomes, earnings, and voter participation, and discuss what these results mean for policymakers, funders, and educators. The session highlights practical takeaways for advocating for adult foundational education and the value of research-practice partnerships. The webinar includes a 60-minute presentation followed by a 30-minute discussion.
In this interactive webinar, we will unpack this new assessment and learn research-based strategies for teaching the underlying reading skills our adult learners need for TABE®, High School Equivalency, and life success.
Our professional development resources help program managers, instructors, trainers, and others build the capacity and quality of adult education programs. Our tools can help your adult literacy programs strengthen skills and learn new strategies to improve student outcomes in reading, writing, and financial literacy.
Todd Evans, Senior Director of Programs