douglasweimer
- Dec 26, 2019
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Digital Literacy Action Planning

Integrating technology into adult education can present challenges. Often classes have students with varying levels of computer proficiency and differentiating lessons in a computer lab presents many classroom management challenges. This presentation will share how to support students through the creation and execution of a student goal-driven digital literacy action plan.

Presented by: Rachel Riggs from Frederick Community College

This presentation is a part of the first Maryland Adult Education Virtual Training Institute.

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