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Good Practice
These publications identify and disseminate good practice, and derive from provision rooted in good equal opportunities. They are written and priced accessibly to appeal to a wide range of practitioners.
 | Access and inclusion. |
| Adding Value: Adult learning and extended services |
| Adults with learning difficulties. |
| All things being equal? |
| Assessing the quality of open and distance learning. |
| Community-university partnerships in practice |
| Connect Five: Family learning and Every Child Matters |
| Dreams, dialogues and desires |
| e-guidelines 1: Online Resources in the Classroom. |
| e-guidelines 2: Digital Cameras in teaching and learning. |
| e-guidelines 3: Developing E-Learning Materials. |
| e-guidelines 4: E-Learning in Outreach. |
| e-guidelines 5: E-Learning and modern foreign languages |
| e-guidelines 6: Integrating ICT Skill for Life with Financial Education |
| e-guidelines 7: Attracting and motivating new learners with ICT |
| e-guidelines 8: E-Learning for teaching ESOL |
| e-guidelines 9: Supporting adult learners with dyslexia |
| e-guidelines 10: Using e-learning with deaf learners |
| e-guidelines 11: E-Learning for adults with learning difficulties |
| e-guidelines 12: Handheld technologies for mobile learning |
| Electronic Pathways |
| Fail to plan, plan to fail |
| First Steps: Initial ICT events. |
| Funding Neighbourhood Leaning. |
| Getting there and back again |
| A Guide to Outreach with laptops. |
| How to create effective information and communication technology learning programmes. |
| Images of possibility. |
| Inspiring Adults |
| Integration for adult with learning difficulties. |
| ITQ: a guide for adult learning providers |
| The Jargon Buster |
| Learning democratically: using study circles |
| Learning from Experience |
| Learning Legacies. |
| Learning Organisations. |
| "Lifelines in adult learning" series: |
- Community education and neighbourhood renewal
- Spreading the word: reaching out to new learners
- Managing community projects for change
- Engaging black learners in adult and community education
- Consulting adults
- Working with young adults
- Promoting learning
- Evaluating community projects
- Working in Partnerships
- Working with Asian Heritage Communities
- Learning and community arts
- Museums and community learning
- Developing a needs based library service
- Volunteering and Volunteers
- Sustaining projects for success
- Opening up schools for adults
- Befriending Learners
- Developing literacy
- Developing numeracy
- Developing ESOL
- Developing embedded literacy, language and numeracy
- Developing literacy, language and numeracy in the workplace
- Supporting learners with dyslexia in workplace learning
- Working with unions to support literacy, language and numeracy in the workplace
| Museums and Adults Learning. |
| Neighbourhood Renewal: case studies and conversations. |
| Older people learning: myths and realities |
| Online learning skills. |
| Opening up a new world. |
| Open learning materials and learning centres |
| Platforms for Success |
| Prescribing learning. |
| Promoting European Dimensions in Lifelong Learning. |
| Quality Matters: Think Family |
| Reminiscence and Lifelong Learning |
| Rural Learning. |
| Safer Practice, Safer Learning (free download) |
| Self Advocacy and adults with learning difficulties. |
| Signalling Success |
| Special Relationships: how families learn together |
| Teaching practice and mentoring |
| Understanding assessment and qualifications in post compulsory education and training |
| Winning hearts and minds. |
| Working with excluded groups. |
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