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Burnett, Gary. "Technology as a Tool for Urban Classrooms." ERIC Clearinghouse on Urban Education. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Education, Office of Educational Research and Improvement. No. 95, February 1994. http://eric-web.tc.columbia.edu/digests/dig95.html

“Computers and Learning.” Electronic discussion on AlphaCom, the Ontario literacy communications network. February 1999 to April 2000. http://alphacom.aiphaplus.ca [link available at the time of publication]

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Hale, Suzanne. Private conversation with Sandy Middleton, March 31, 2001.

"Issues Paper on Social Access to Learning Technologies." Ottawa, Ont.: Human Resources Development Canada, Office of Learning Technologies.

Kunz, Jean Lock and Spyridoula Tsoukalas. Riding the Technology Wave: Experiences of Adult Literacy Students and Teachers in Ontario. Ottawa,Ont.: Canadian Council on Social Development, 2000.

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Millar, Diane. The Use of Educational Software in Adult Literacy Programs: A Comparison of Integrated Learning Systems and Stand-alone Software. [Ottawa, Ont.: Human Resources Development Canada, National Literacy Secretariat], 1996.

Reading the Future: A Portrait of Literacy in Canada. Ottawa, Ont.: Ministry of Industry, Statistics Canada, and Human Resources Development Canada, National Literacy Secretariat, 1996.

Thomas, Audrey M. Private phone conversation with Sandy Middleton, March 30, 2001

Thomas, Audrey M. and Martin P. Buck. Analysis of Integrated Learning Systems and Their Use in Adult Basic Education Programs in British Columbia. Victoria, B.C.: Province of British Columbia, Ministry of Skills, Training and Labour and the Centre for Curriculum and Professional Development, 1994.

Wells, Sheree. On the Margins: Creating Opportunities for Learning with Computer Technology for Homeless People. Toronto, Ont. : Frontier College Press, 1998.