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The Future needs of continuing education: [proceedings of the Australian Association of Adult Education's 1976 National Conference]
National priorities: The role of the Australian government in the education of adults by Australian Association of Adult Education, 1975
A selected list of distance education courses available in Ireland by National Association of Adult Education, 1999
Planning, programming, and budgeting systems (PPBS) and cost benefit analysis (CBA): Economic considerations for adult education (Pacific Association for Continuing Education - Occasional papers) by Marvin E Lamoureux, 1975
The British Columbia Division of the Canadian Association for Adult Education, 1961-1971 (Occasional paper / Pacific Association for Continuing Education) by Gordon R Selman, 1980
Regional surveys of adult education;: A review prepared for the American association for adult education, by Jacques Ozanne, 1934
Adult Education & the Voluntary Associations in France (Nottingham working papers in the education of adults)
A preliminary inquiry into rural adult education, (Bulletin of the American Association for Adult Education) by John Dayton Willard, 1929
Molders of opinion;: The newspapers and public opinion on international affairs; special problems in radio and motion picture influence (California Association ... the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area. Report) by Gladys Murphy Graham, 1937
A call for statesmanship in adult education: An address to the Ohio Association for Adult Education by John Osman, 1953
Civic education, programs for adults; (National Association for Public School Adult Education) by Arthur P Crabtree, 1966
Journal of World Association for Adult Education Conference in Vienna,: Summer, 1931, by Levering Tyson, 1931
"The need for constitutional reform", (California association for adult education. Bulletin) by Charles Grove Haines, 1936
Experimental classes for adult education;: A report of the extension activities of the People's institute of New York, (Bulletin of the American association for adult education) by Philip Newell Youtz, 1926

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School-Libraries.Org Online Professional Educational Associations
This is the Online Professional Educational associations and See also YALSA, the Young adult Library Services Association, another ALA division.
http://www.school-libraries.org/resources/professional.html
East Carolina University
The Counselor education Association (CEA) is an organization of graduate students from the counselor education program. Its purpose is to promote the
http://www.coe.ecu.edu/coad/CEA/ceamission.htm
East Carolina University
The adult education Research Practice Colloquium is cosponsored by the Department of Counselor and adult education, the adult education Association,
http://www.coe.ecu.edu/coad/colloquium.htm
Denmark - Conditions Of Life - Education And Training
The first adult education association was the Workers educational Association (AOF), founded in 1925. Later this was followed by others, including the FOF
http://www.um.dk/Publikationer/UM/English/Denmark/kap3/3-8.asp

Extractions: The concept of education and training denotes formalised learning. In Danish tradition an education leading to formal qualifications is often supplemented with adult classes and popular education not ending in exams. The dividing line between the two is not easy to define: professional training develops the personality, and education with personal development as its aim contributes at the same time to practical proficiency. There are some 3000 schools and other educational establishments in Denmark. Of these, the folkeskole (state primary and lower secondary school) accounts for c. 1700, private primary schools c. 400 and gymnasier (upper secondary schools) and HF-courses (Higher Preparatory Examination courses) rather more than 150. The figures also include c. 225 efterskoler (continuation schools), c. 100 folk high schools, just over 200 vocational schools and about 225 further and higher educational establishments. The Ministry of Education is the supreme supervisory authority. Expenditure on education has grown rapidly since the 1950s, from just over 2% of GDP to just under 7% in 1995. In 1998 total public expenditure on education and training was c. 88 billion kroner (state education grants and loans included), corresponding to c. 13.5% of all public expenditure. Of a year group in the folkeskole (1998), c. 95% continue in the education system, c. 53% in general and vocational upper secondary school type education and c. 41% in vocational training (EUD). C. 77% of a year group gain practical qualifications through basic vocational education or various kinds of advanced post-compulsory education.
Arbeitsstelle Fernstudienforschung - Universität Oldenburg
AG F, the German university distance education association co-ordination and representation of continuing adult education sustained by universities and
http://www.uni-oldenburg.de/zef/mde/links/ass.htm

Extractions: Weiterbildung und Fernstudium e.V." (DGWF), a national association of about 300 institutions and individuals including universities and continuing education bodies in Germany. About 15 members come from other European countries. According to its statutes, the aim of this registered non-profit association is the promotion, co-ordination and representation of continuing adult education sustained by universities and other institutions of the higher education system. Part of this is also the promotion of research and lecturing in the field of continuing education. The DGWF is recently paying increased attention to the role of distance education and new media in continuing education. COL The Commonwealth of Learning The Commonwealth of Learning is an international organization created by Commonwealth Heads of Government to encourage the development and sharing of open learning/distance education resources and technologies. COL is helping developing nations improve access to quality education and training. COL publishes a quarterly newsletter under the title 'Connections'.
About The WEA
The Workers educational Association offers adult education to as wide a range of people as possible. Unlike most other education providers,
http://www.wea-yn.org.uk/About/about.asp

Extractions: Drawn from all walks of life, our voluntary members, most of whom are WEA students themselves, help decide at local level what courses should be run, and when and where they should be held. These decisions are realised with the aid of a small group of paid, professional staff, whose job is to assist in getting courses up and running. This means that the WEA is among the most democratic of adult education organisations, placing students at the centre of its affairs, and allowing ordinary people to play an active role in their local community and have a real say in what happens in their village, town or city. The types of courses we lay on are very varied. Some courses are free, and others have to be paid for (-it all depends how we can get funding for them). Some courses are targeted at particular groups (for example, parents with young children), whereas others are aimed at the public at large. We do our best to take education out to where it is most needed, in amongst the local community, rather than expecting people to come to us. Consequently, a WEA course can be set up almost anywhere! -in clubs, community centres, village halls, schools, pubs, or where people work.
631links
AAACE (American Association of adult and Continuing education) Home Page Canadian Association for the Study of adult education (CASAE)
http://www.usm.maine.edu/~dlarson/631links.htm

Extractions: I've included educational links that I find interesting, useful, or intriguing on this page. I do not necessarily endorse or support organizations, projects, or philosophies expressed at individual sights. The purpose of this page is to provide resources for graduate students and colleagues in the field of adult education. Feel free to send me suggestions. ( More about this site )- Desi Larson dlarson@usm.maine.edu Updated April 30, 2003 *Community Educators, Evaluators, Literacy Educators and Others! Click on topic: Adult Education: General Domestic Violence Grad Programs in Adult Education and Related Fields Learning Styles Inventories ... Spirituality and Learning NEW Adult Learner /ing Employment Opportunities Internet Organizations ... Workplace Learning
Vocational/Career And Technical Education Resources
American Association of adult education American Association of Colleges Nursing American Association of Family and Consumer Science
http://www.khake.com/page50.html

Extractions: INFORMATION CENTER Career and Technical - Vocational Education Resources on this page include links to general information about vocational education, career and technical education, and workforce preparation. You will also find resources for history of vocational education, current legislation news, statistics, associations, organizations and vocational teacher preparation programs. Home Careers Skills Schools ... About About Vocational Education About Career and Vocational Education
VOICES RISING
Most participants work on different fields linked to adult education, within civil On behalf of the Norwegian Association for adult Learning the
http://www.icae.org.uy/eng/VOICES RISING 147.1.htm

Extractions: The second edition of the ICAE Academy of Lifelong Learning Advocacy was launched on July 27th. 2005, at Buskerud Folkehogskole , with the attendance of different participants from several countries of Asia Africa Europe and Latin America . Most participants work on different fields linked to adult education, within civil society organizations. Arild Mikkelsen , Principal of Buskerud Folkehogskole , opened the ceremony with a warm welcome to the new IALLA participants, followed by Sturla Bjerkaker , Secretary General from the Norwegian Association for Adult Learning (VOFO), Anders Werp , Mayor of the Ovre Eiker Kommune and Paul Belanger, ICAE President. The participants also had a space to express their expectations, or message at the opening of the course. During the second part of the opening ceremony, Anders Werp gave a lecture on "Building of a local democracy. Contribution of municipality and voluntary organizations", followed by Arild Mikkelsen with his lecture on "The concept for Folk High Schools".
WSU: University Center For Adult Education, 1960-1982
629 AEAM (adult education Association of Michigan), 1961-67. 2-7 AEAM; newsletters, bylaws, minutes, position paper, misc., 1969- 72
http://www.reuther.wayne.edu/collections/hefa_374-wsu.htm

Extractions: HTML-Encoded Finding Aid HTML-Encoded Finding Aid Title University Center for Adult Education (UCAE) Genre Papers, Date (predominantly, 1967-1972) Size 9.5 linear feet 7 storage boxes, 1 manuscript box, 4 oversized scrapbooks ID 374-wsu OCLC Walter P. Reuther Library of Labor and Urban Affairs HEFA. update HELP Subjects Correspondents Transfer ... Finding Aids Return The University Center for Adult Education (UCAE) was one of six units within the Division of Urban Extension of Wayne State University. Founded in 1957, and initially sponsored by Wayne State University and the University of Michigan, UCAE was one of the few non-degree, university-level programs in the country with joint institutional sponsorship. With faculty from both institutions, the Center offered a wide range of courses for adults in the humanities, communications, the behavioral sciences, and continuing education in the professions. Eastern Michigan University was a sponser from 1962 until July of 1970. The mandates of UCAE were to conduct non-credit educational programs; assist other institutions to do so; exert adult educational leadership; develop and use mass communications media appropriately; involve other campus units of both universities in its continuing education activity; encourage research in continuing education; undertake community development; and conduct experimental programs. Major client groups served included citizen leaders of poverty programs; senior citizens; professionals and paraprofessionals in almost all professions; housewives; women returning to the labor force; Detroit public school board members and teacher aides; parents of retarded children; community agencies coping with problems in mental hygiene, drug addiction, death and dying, and veterans.
Welcome To AOPHA Online
adult day care, home and community based services, assisted living, education Brochures Visit AAHSA s site on Quality First. AOPHA
http://www.aopha.org/

Extractions: Welcome to AOPHA's website! Our site provides a host of information on not-for-profit providers of senior services. Senior services include senior housing, both subsidized and market rate, adult day care, home and community based services, assisted living, and skilled nursing. A majority of our members are faith-based and provide many or all of these services on one campus known as a continuing care retirement community (CCRC). AOPHA was founded in 1937 and represents over 335 of Ohio's not-for-profit senior service providers. These providers care for more than 60,000 older Ohioans and their families everyday and employ over 30,000 persons in more than 150 Ohio communities. AOPHA is the trade association of not-for-profit providers of senior services and:
Reference Desk
The Vermont Library Association is an educational organization working to The Commission on adult Basic education is organized to advance national and
http://www.buildliteracy.org/reference_desk/
Educational Associations Links
European Association for the education of Adults Association Européenne pour lÉducation des Adultes - Asociación Europea para la Educación de Adultos
http://www.mszs.si/eurydice/e_links/e_drustva.htm

Extractions: Links to educational associations Links to Slovenian and international educational associations Academic Cooperation Association (ACA) - http://www.aca-secretariat.be/ The Academic Cooperation Association (ACA) is a European organisation dedicated to the promotion of higher education cooperation in Europe and beyond. ACA members are major independent organisations at national level who have been entrusted by their governments and other parties with the management of international academic cooperation and exchange. American Educational Research Association - http://www.aera.net/ The American Educational Research Association is concerned with improving the educational process by encouraging scholarly inquiry related to education and by promoting the dissemination and practical application of research results. AERA is the most prominent international professional organization with the primary goal of advancing educational research and its practical application. Its more than 22,000 members are educators; administrators; directors of research, testing or evaluation in federal, state and local agencies; counselors; evaluators; graduate students; and behavioral scientists. The broad range of disciplines represented by the membership includes education, psychology, statistics, sociology, history, economics, philosophy, anthropology, and political science. American School Counselor Association - http://www.schoolcounselor.org/
RORG-samarbeidet - RORG-samarbeidet
8.3 June 2002, the Journal of the Development education Association in the UK, This was the period in which the Association was fully engaged in adult
http://rorg.no/rorg/RORG/deanor.htm

Extractions: Post: Storgata 11, 0155 Oslo Tlf: E-post: Du er her: Hjem : RORG-samarbeidet RORG-samarbeidet (RORG er en forkortelse for RammeavtaleORGanisasjoner) er et samarbeid blant norske, frivillige organisasjoner som gjennom rammeavtaler med NORAD mottar offentlig støtte til å drive opplysningsarbeid i Norge om nord/sør- og utviklingsspørsmål. Endret: Tirsdag 28. juni 2005 Tips en venn Utskriftsversjon I alt 28 organisasjoner deltar i dag i dette samarbeidet, som i henhold til vedtektene skal utgjøre et informasjonsfaglig forum og en arena for å styrke koordinering, samarbeid, utspill og mobilisering for et bredest mulig omfang av holdningsskapende virksomhet og opplysningsarbeid om Nord/Sør- og utviklingsspørsmål i Norge. Samarbeidets øverste organ er årsmøtet, som bl.a. vedtar virksomhetsplaner og budsjetter og godkjenner årsrapporter og regnskaper. Årsmøtet velger også en styringsgruppe, som bl.a. er ansvarlig for det løpende virksomheten og nærmeste overordnede for samarbeidets felles ansatte RORG-Koordinator. Blant koordinatorens viktigste oppgaver er videreutvikling av RORG-Samarbeidets Ressurssider for Nord/Sør-interesserte på Internett, bidra til informasjonsfaglig debatt og utvikling og være kontakt- og samarbeidspunkt over norske myndigheter.
ACCSCT
Virginia Office of Vocational and adult education Services (804225-2847) Alaska Association of Private Career Educators (907-563-7575)
http://www.accsct.org/resource/resource_links.html

Extractions: The list below is comprised of links to other accreditation and higher-education related organizations. Their inclusion on this list is in no way an endorsement of the products or services offered by these organizations nor does it guarantee the accuracy of the information contained on the linked web sites. Please report any broken or out-of-date links, as well as suggestions for additional links, to the webmaster Postsecondary Career School Organizations Accrediting Bureau of Health Education Schools Accrediting Council for Continuing Education and Training Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools Career College Association ... National Accrediting Commission of Cosmetology Arts and Sciences U.S. Department of Education Main Department Site Office of Postsecondary Education Student Financial Assistance Free Application for Federal Student Aid ... Financial responsibility requirements for schools participating in FSA programs Vocational School Guide GoTRAIN State Vocational Education Agencies (a phone number is provided for agencies with no web site) Alabama Office of Career Technical Education Alaska Vocational Technical Center Arkansas Department of Workforce Education Colorado Community College and Occupational Education System ... Idaho State Division of Professional-Technical Education Indiana Department of Workforce Development (317-232-1829) Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (651-296-8113)
Guilford Technical Community College - Guilford County, NC
Live Learn Click for Continuing education Schedule Curriculum Advising Administrative Assistants Resources associations
http://www.gtcc.edu/

Extractions: Weather Guilford Technical Community College provides access to lifelong learning opportunities for personal growth, workforce productivity, and community service. We serve all segments of Guilford County's diverse population, delivering quality educational programs and services, through partnerships with business, community groups, and other educational institutions.
Denmark.dk: Official Website - Denmark - Education And Training
The first adult education association was the Workersâ educational Association (AOF), founded in 1925. Later this was followed by others, including the
http://www.denmark.dk/portal/page?_pageid=374,520397&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL
Folkuniversitetet
Folkuniversitetet is an adult educational association that offers a wide range of Folkuniversitetet is one of eleven adult educational associations.
http://www.folkuniversitetet.se/templates/Page.aspx?id=3460
Capella University - Academic Excellence In Online Education
Sharan B. Merriam is a professor of adult education at The University of Council on education, the University Continuing education Association and the
http://www.capella.edu/about_capella/board_of_directors.aspx

Extractions: Board Chair Board Chair Joan Stoner is a professional development specialist with the Topeka, KS Early Reading First grant. She is a former elementary, middle school and high school Title I teacher and established two college level programs for students with learning disabilities. In addition to being an adjunct faculty member at the University of Nebraska - Lincoln, she works both with the International Dyslexia Association and the Barth Syndrome Foundation. She earned an EdD in Administration, Curriculum and Supervision from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln.
College Of Continuing Education
1B, 1, Advisory Committee for Graduate Studies in adult education, 1972 9, Correctional education Association Conference, 1988
http://www.niulib.niu.edu/reghist/UA 21.htm

Extractions: SCOPE AND CONTENT The records of the College of Continuing Education partially document the activities of the College from 1937 to 1980, although there are some records dating into the 1990's. There are four series in the collection: college level records, Adult Education records, Conference Bureau records, and prison programs. None of the series is comprehensive, but each contains some of the following types of records: correspondence, reports, schedules of classes and workshops, newsletters, programs, and committee files. HISTORICAL SKETCH The College of Continuing Education is unique among the colleges at Northern. It has neither a faculty nor a list of classes. The College administers off-campus credit courses for the other colleges throughout the northern Illinois region. Its courses include all those offered by academic departments and it enlists the services of the entire University faculty.

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