The University of Wisconsin-Extension is proud to announce the release of Facilitating Adult Learning, a DVD featuring sixteen video interviews with nine renowned educators in the field of adult education.

Facilitating Adult Learning provides adult educators with supplemental materials designed to complement existing adult learning content. The video interviews are also accompanied by a User Guide detailing possible educational uses, as well as a thorough bibliography of suggested readings.

Overarching issues addressed in the interviews include:

• Understanding Adult Learners and Learning
• Recognizing Different Ways in Which Learning Occurs
• Facilitating Meaningful Learning
• Adult Learner Motivation.

Featured educators include: Jerry Apps, Professor Emeritus, Continuing and Vocational Education (CAVE), University of Wisconsin-Madison; Stephen Brookfield, Distinguished Professor, University of St. Thomas, Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota; Joan Cybela, Professor and Distance-Education/Teaching-Learning Specialist, University of Wisconsin-Extension, Stevens Point, Wisconsin; Terry Gibson, Professor, School of Human Ecology, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Elisabeth Hayes, Professor, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Alan Knox, Professor, Department of Educational Administration, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Larry Martin, Professor, Department of Administrative Leadership, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Jose Vasquez, Southeast District Director, University of Wisconsin-Extension, Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Raymond Wlodkowski, Professor and Director, Center for the Study of Accelerated Learning, Regis University, Denver, Colorado.

To order additional copies, please go to http://cecommerce.uwex.edu

Click here to view the Facilitating Adult Learning DVD informational PDF.

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