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Welcome to the website of the
research network for:
The Changing Nature of Work and
Lifelong Learning in the New Economy:
National and Case Study Perspectives


ABOUT WALL NETWORK
Our network of investigators is composed
of researchers from seven universities and more than 10
co-investigators from community groups and professional
institutions across Canada. Benefiting from the
contributions of international advisors, the WALL research
network endeavours to identify gaps in workplace training
and education in Canada and bring visibility to current
learning and work issues and trends.
The cumulative research generated by the
WALL research network will provide a better understanding of
current learning practices, processes and environments, and
contribute to the production of valuable resources for
instructor training, workplace innovation and government
initiatives.
WALL is a project of
the
Centre for the Study of Education and
Work.
Contact
WALL RESEARCH
NETWORK

252 Bloor Street
West, Office 12-254,
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1V6
Tel.
416.978.0015 Fax. 416.926.4751
E-mail:
wallnetwork@oise.utoronto.ca
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS:

Adult Learning
Trends in Canada
Livingstone & Raykov
Trends in Public Support for
PLAR
D.W. Livingstone
The Knowledge Economy and
Lifelong Learning
Livingstone & Guile
Teacher Learning
and Power
Clark, Livingstone
and Smaller
Underemployment and
Quality of Life
M. Raykov
Integrated WALL/NALL Codebook
1998-2010
Livingstone & Raykov
WALL
Codebook 2010
D.W. Livingstone
COMPLETED PROJECTS:

WALL Resource Base

Education-Job
Requirement Matching
New Approaches
to Lifelong Learning
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