Government Skills
Last updated: 20 November, 2009
20 November 2009
To promote the benefits and importance of digital participation in all its forms, Adult Learners' Week 2010 has introduced the Digital Participation Award. It recognises learning where the use of any new technology has been central to a course or learning experience.
Adult Learners' Week Awards celebrate all kinds of learning, whether it's informal, leading to a qualification or just for fun. They recognise the achievements of adults who have improved their lives through learning and seek to inspire others to get involved too, which make them an ideal way to promote the benefits of media literacy.
Individuals, groups and families can be nominated for any learning they have undertaken that has had a great impact on them, and learning projects that have improved access to learning can be nominated for the Opening Doors to Learning Award.
Each winner receives a learning voucher and will be presented with their award in a ceremony during Adult Learners' Week from 15 to 21 May 2010.
Nominations close on 29 January 2010.
Forms and guidance notes are available on the Adult Learners' Week website