Digital Learning

Since 2023, we have partnered with AT&T to provide technical assistance and instructional guidance to community-based non-profits hosting AT&T Connected Learning Centers (CLCs). Each CLC provides its community with access to computers, high-speed internet, tutoring, and mentoring. AT&T has opened over 80 CLCs across 25 states, which have served more than 160,000 people, supporting schoolwork, job searches, college applications, and essential digital skills. World Education provides expert guidance and tailored support to leaders, staff, and volunteers from CLC-hosting organizations.

World Education works with key stakeholders to re-envision adult education and digital access to better serve immigrant and refugee learners. Through the Transforming Immigrant Digital Equity (TIDE) project, we provide information and coaching to expand English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) and digital services. We documented technology-enabled program models through briefs and an online publication, while supporting state-level Digital Equity Act implementation through seven resource guides and 30 national presentations. We also provided coaching to pilot sites in Colorado, Massachusetts, and Virginia to develop robust ecosystems that increase access to ESOL instruction and digital support services

Through the Increasing Digital Literacy in the American Workforce 2.0 initiative, World Education prepares adult education practitioners to support the 32 million Americans whose limited foundational digital skills constrain their economic opportunity and career mobility. Our work through the previous project phase already transformed how educators across 16 states teach digital skills, reaching instructors and sharing field insights at over 40 conferences nationwide. In this phase, we are equipping adult education practitioners with practical, evidence-based tools to integrate digital literacy into instruction and prepare learners for today’s technology-driven economy.