The Ontario government offers various online learning programs for adults, including Ontario Learn, which provides free online courses and training programs for adults to upgrade their skills and education.
Toronto Metropolitan University offers microcredentials for adult learners, in partnership with the Ontario government, to provide flexible and accessible online learning opportunities for adults to acquire new skills and knowledge.
CBC News reports on the Ontario government's initiatives to provide online learning programs for adults, including partnerships with post-secondary institutions and training providers to offer flexible and affordable education options.
The Government of Canada website provides information on adult education and training programs, including those offered by the Ontario government, to help adults acquire new skills and knowledge to succeed in the workforce.
The Ontario Online Learning Portal, developed by the Ontario government and eCampusOntario, provides a single point of access to online learning resources and courses for adults, including microcredentials and degree programs.
Researchers at the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education (OISE) at the University of Toronto have published studies on adult learning and online education, including the effectiveness of the Ontario government's online learning programs for adults.
The Ontario Federation of Labour and its affiliates, including UNIFOR, advocate for adult learning and employment programs, including online learning initiatives, to support workers in acquiring new skills and knowledge to succeed in the changing workforce.
Coursera partners with top universities and organizations, including those in Ontario, to offer online courses and degree programs for adults, providing flexible and accessible learning opportunities to acquire new skills and knowledge.