The Learning Revolution

Welcome to The Learning Revolution!

The Learning Revolution really is ALIVE. Have a look at the videos on the site to see fun, vibrant, moving examples of adult learning and creativity.

Promote your ideas. This site is designed to gather views from people like YOU - interested and keen to share progress to develop a culture of learning for all adults.

Tell our growing community your views, let us know what more we can do to improve this web site, and let’s all be in the vanguard of The Learning Revolution!

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School of Everything mentioned @ UKCES achieving tranformation session at #skills2010 learning revolution coming see blog http://bit.ly/Htnq

RT @HEAcademy: EVENT: The Learning Revolution and the digital revolutionaries: http://bit.ly/cuad27

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Andy Smith and Jonathan Rooks joined The Learning Revolution

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Chris Swaine added a discussion

School of Everything - your turn to have your say

Hiya Everyone, We thought you would like to know that the ‘School of Everything’ has just released some new functionality which they would like you to have a play with and test out for them. Remember that this is hot of the press and under deve…

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Aidan Kelly and Dave Stuttle joined The Learning Revolution

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It seems we’re all sticking to our New Year’s resolutions! 2010 seems set to be a lively year for informal adult learning and this site is full of news from and about our hundreds of members. Keep spreading the word!
Have you joined a group on this site? There are now almost 20 groups sharing ideas, information and advice. AND, if you don’t find one that meets your needs, you can start your own! Do it now!
While you’re at it – why not tell us something via a blog?
Do you tweet? Do you see the Learning Revolution on twitter? Take a look!

Our first big news story for 2010 is about the Learning Revolution itself - 'The School of Everything' has been chosen as our partner to develop the web portal. The School lets tutors find learners, and learners find tutors, right across the spectrum of informal adult learning subject areas. And with over 100,000 unique visits a month, the School of Everything’s web site (and its enthusiastic staff team) give us a great base on which to build. Read the story.
BIS have now launched their Learning Revolution e-newsletter. You can subscribe to join their email list by emailing revolutions@bis.gsi.gov.uk If you know of anyone else who might be interested, please do forward on this email. We have uploaded edition one for you to look at.

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School of Everything - your turn to have your say

Started by Chris Swaine in Site Announcements 1 day ago.

BIS Revolutions newsletter - edition 1

Hi, If you want to have a look at the new BIS revolutions e-newsletter, I have attached a copy here. Please do pass onto to friends or colleagues that may also be interested. There will be 3 editio…

Tagged: revolutions, newsletter, BIS

Started by Chris Swaine in General chat Jan 21.

Finding free spaces - venues for informal learning 3 Replies

Hi, I'm working on the WEA project, funded by Transformation Fund, called Learning Revolutionaries which is taking place in parts of all of the English regions. WEA project workers are training volun…

Tagged: learning revolutionaries, informal adult learning, learning circles, venues for IAL, free spaces

Started by Clare Caves in Promote your activity. Last reply by Clare Caves Jan 19.

Let''s Do IT Creatively for the Benefit of Adult Learners.

Joanna Pinewood Wducation and 9 other European Partners started a project on the 31st of August 2009 on informal learning. For more information see our website www.JPEtutors.com and http://jpetutors.…

Tagged: learning, adult, informal

Started by Krzysztof Bahrynowski in Festival of Learning Jan 15.