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Opportunity at Glasgow: Lecturer in Community Development - Job Ref: 045467

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Opportunity at Glasgow: Lecturer in Community Development - Job Ref: 045467

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The University of Glasgow has advertised the following position, and we hope that it may be of interest to many within your networks. The post in the field of community development coheres closely with a number of foci of CR&DALL and invites applications from any part of the world:
 

Lecturer in Community Development: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/CCQ186/lecturer-in-community-development-lts-track

ALA Virtual Event: Looking back, casting forward – 60 years of Adult Learning in Australia

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What can we learn from the history of adult learning and education in Australia and what lies ahead? Hear from Australian and international leaders in adult learning and education (ALE) as they reflect on key milestones in adult learning’s past and discuss their vision for its future.

This virtual event marks the 60th anniversary of Adult Learning Australia, the national peak body for the adult learning sector and will include the launch of an anniversary edition of the Australian Journal of Adult Learning (AJAL).

EdTech alone cannot close the learning gap | La Tecnología Educativa por sí sola no puede cerrar la brecha de aprendizaje

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The British Foreign Office has commissioned, through the UK’s Department for International Development, a study on Education with Technology during the Covid-19 crisis in low-income countries. The preparation of the report was entrusted to a team of researchers from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge led by Katy Jordan.

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