Blog Post

A new blog article (What the Manufacturing Industry Has to Teach Us in the Age of AI) by Amanda Bergon-Shilcock has been published by The National Skills Coalition .

Tyson Foods, in collaboration with World Education and local adult education leaders, launched the Digital Advancement and Resiliency at Tyson (DART) program. Designed to enhance English language and digital skills, DART supports Tyson's workforce who are often navigating language barriers and limited tech experience. The program’s cornerstone, the A-OK To Access curriculum, addresses gaps in digital literacy, enabling team members to navigate HR systems, access online resources, and engage more fully in their communities. By combining language learning and digital resilience, DART is helping employees unlock new opportunities both inside and outside the workplace.

In this blog post, Carnegie Math Pathways and their research partners share their interactions with adult learners and instructors, and their initial exploratory research into adult numeracy and digital literacy—providing critical insights into ways that the adult education field demands more flexible and creative research and development solutions that account for the realities of adult education.