Technology as Integral to a New Paradigm of Adult Education

Judith Parker
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Judith Parker: Teachers College/Columbia University, USA

International Journal of Adult Vocational Education and Technology (IJAVET), 2010, vol. 1, issue 2, 10-18

Abstract: Technology and adult education are often discussed as two separate subjects, yet just as it is impossible to live one day without the impact of technology, it is impossible to discuss adult education without considering technology. The growth of the field of adult education and the evolution of modern technology as well as the theorists and practitioners who were instrumental in moving the fields will be considered in this article as the foundation for a paradigm shift in adult education. Since effective adult education involves not only information dissemination but communication and collaboration among its participants, online learning activities and entire online courses influence how the field itself is viewed. This new paradigm will be explored in the current and future world of adult teaching and learning.

Date: 2010
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