The Learning Networks of Ontario (LNO) is a coalition of 16 regional literacy networks (also called learning networks) located throughout Ontario.

We support

  • literacy and essential skills programming
  • local service planning and coordination

Clear Writing Works! Online Course

Have your message understood the first time.  Take the Learning Networks of Ontario Clear Writing Works! online course.

Practitioner Resources

Literacy Practitioners – check out the Resources & Publications pages for hundreds of free resources in various categories.

New!  Soft Skills Resources Website

Vision & Mission

All Ontarian adults have access to quality education and training.

LNO will work collaboratively to

  • support adult education and training across Ontario
  • build capacity through research and the development of resources
  • facilitate service coordination and planning
  • support knowledge mobilization

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lno_onLearningNetworksofON@lno_on·
13 Mar

#ResourceSpotlight 🔎

Soft skills are an important part of LBS in Ontario. Below are a host of resources practitioners can utilize in building soft skills for their learners.

https://t.co/EQM4sYhDIc

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lno_onLearningNetworksofON@lno_on·
11 Mar

Clear writing says what you mean, simply and clearly. Are your messages understood?

Take the Clear Writing Works! Online course.

Visit https://t.co/86HLJcjHLv to register. Course starts April 15th.

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lno_onLearningNetworksofON@lno_on·
8 Mar

#ResourceSpotlight 🔎

For those looking to build or improve their own curriculum’s, take a look at LNO’s Targeted Training list. A curated collection of Ontario curriculum shared by fellow practitioners.

https://t.co/HnDpmLEU5h

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lno_onLearningNetworksofON@lno_on·
1 Mar

Become a Clear Writer today by taking the Clear Writing Works! Online course.

Visit https://t.co/86HLJcjHLv for details.

Course starts April 15th.

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lno_onLearningNetworksofON@lno_on·
27 Feb

Even with rising digital literacy, higher literacy skills are needed for positive effects on quality of life, such as self-reported health and political efficacy (Community Literacy of Ontario, 2018).

Contact your local literacy network here: https://t.co/hF3vPQW3uC

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