9 pages, via online journal, This article provides an overview of Extension's Military Families Learning Network. The network is an example of Extension's commitment to building virtual learning networks in the support of targeted professional and lay audiences. The network uses well-established and emergent pedagogical approaches focusing on adult-centered learning while employing state-of-the-art online learning technologies. We present a four-dimensional model of learning activities to illustrate how the network offers different options for and approaches to adult-centered learning and training. The Military Families Learning Network can serve as a model for broader adoption of such entities across the Extension community.
James F. Evans Collection; original: Working with our publics : in-service education for cooperative extension. Edgar J. Boone. Raleigh, NC : North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service, 1987. National training project consists of eight multimedia modules funded by the W.K. Kellogg Foundation
