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Adult Learners

Navigating the Digital Landscape: Essential Technology Skills for Adult Learners

In the ever-evolving realm of online education, adult learners often find themselves at a crossroads, balancing the demands of their professional and personal lives with the pursuit of further education. A crucial aspect of this journey is acquiring and honing technology skills vital for thriving in modern learning environments. This article delves into the resources, tutorials, and tips that can help learners navigate digital tools and platforms, ensuring a seamless and efficient learning experience.

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Adapting to the Future: The Convergence of Work and Education

This article explores the transformative shift in the landscape of work and education, emphasizing the increasing convergence of these two domains. It discusses federal initiatives, NSF's Convergence Accelerator program, and AACRAO's research on the relationship between professional and continuing education and traditional academic programs. The article concludes by outlining the implications for the Bachelor of Applied Science program in Mississippi State's College of Professional and Continuing Studies, suggesting ways to adapt to this evolving landscape.

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Attending college is a Dyess family affair at MSU-Meridian

When Katelyn Dyess dreamed about going to college to be a teacher, she never envisioned her mother and father would be there too. Last summer all three family members began course work at Mississippi State University-Meridian—Katelyn in elementary education, and her parents, Jason and Dawn Dyess, in applied science.

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Kristin Brown, BAS Graduate

Thanks to the BAS program, I was able to start a rewarding career as a Special Education teacher and earned a Master's degree in Education.

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Monica Wingard, BAS Graduate

Thanks to Bachelor of Applied Science, I successfully made a fast and seamless career change. This program was a game-changer for my professional journey!

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Whitney Gardner

As the years passed, I aspired to return to college and complete my bachelor's degree, but I had no idea where to start.

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Harold Hollingsworth

I have always wanted to further my education but could not find an avenue that fit me.

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Gwendolyn Agee

I found that I could increase my income by getting my next degree.

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