Regional Literacy Network
Discover various LBS programs/events and updates in the Regional Networks of Ontario
The events will be updated as we receive flyers from the network.
Resources from the Regional Networks:
Best-Practices-Report-March-24-2021.pdfProject READ worked with QUILL, LLSC, and CLO to create a research report on "Best Practices in Adult Literacy Program Delivery During COVID-19", and it talks about digital files. The recommendation is for programs to get an encrypted server for these and there are other suggestions around gathering info virtually or by phone as well.
Pandemic Manual FINAL April_23_2021.pdfLLSC has created a pandemic planning manual for small non-profits. The
Pandemic Planning Manual is an up-to-date compendium of resources, information, and general
recommendations tailored for LBS nonprofits and other community service nonprofits. These
organizations can benefit from a thorough guide designed to help them maintain optimal functioning
during challenging times.
Soft Skills Assessment Tool Training Sessions.pdfSoft Skills Assessment Tool for Manufacturing:
You will learn:
How the assessment is structured
how to administer and score the assessment
how to interpret the results
Below you will find a Marketing Plan Development tool and Marketing ideas checklist and PowerPoint presentation. To watch their Marketing plan recording, click on the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtiKS0pGuVY
Marketing Plan Development.pdfMarketing Plan Slides.pdfMarketing Ideas Checklist.docxe-CHANNEL - Extended Reality and LBS Report 2023.pdfE-Channel
Learn about the benefits, considerations, and hardware/software options of integrating XR technology into adult literacy programs.
Final-_Research-Bulletin-on-Marketing-Success-Stories-in-LBS.pdfCommunity Literacy of Ontario
CLO conducted research with LBS agencies to showcase five marketing success stories. Based on this research, CLO wrote a “Research Bulletin on Marketing Success Stories in LBS.” The Research Bulletin supports an increased knowledge and understanding among LBS providers of effective marketing strategies in their communities.
LNW Corrections Literacy Initiative SP Survey Report 19-04-23.pdfLiteracy Northwest:
This report is the result of a 2022-23 deliverable undertaken by Literacy Northwest (LNW) and its partners, the Mid-North Network, Literacy Network Northeast, and the Ontario Native Literacy Coalition.
The primary purpose of this deliverable was to compile and share outreach findings in efforts to identify how Regional Networks and Provincial Support Organizations could best support CLI delivery within their respective service categories and roles.
With this app, you can have the ultimate toolbox to exploring skilled trade and technology pathways in your pocket! Through an aptitude quiz, quick links to partnered organizations, a calendar of events, and frequent scholarship and employment opportunity updates, you’ll see which career paths could be the right fit for you and will learn more about how to succeed in these fields.
Literacy and Basic Skills programs have long served people with multiple barriers and vulnerabilities. But what does it mean to have multiple barriers in the context of adult education? CLO compiled and analyzed the survey responses and focus group results, and wrote the following report on this critically important topic.
Orientation for new LBS Managers and Program Coordinators
Find out about 'Orientation for New LBS Managers and Program Coordinators' module. http://literacybasics.ca/lbs-orientation-introduction/
Warehouse Worker and Material Handler Curriculum
Discover the Warehouse Worker and Material Handler curriculum by Tri-County Literacy Council.
The documents found in this section are translated from English to French thanks to recurring funding from the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development (MTIFDC). These are resources made available to trainers and managers of the COFA network as well as to any French-speaking person who wishes to have access to these resources in French. In addition to these translated documents, this funding enabled the translation of emails, ministry notices, information packages and presentations for professional development days of English-language literacy networks, as well as many other fact sheets. information that did not exist in French and that you will not necessarily find on this site, since these resources were used for a specific activity or event. In addition, webinars from the Pop Up Webinars series have also been translated using these funds.