Welcome to the Indiana LINCS Home Page.
Indiana LINCS is a member of Midwest LINCS, funded in part through grant support from the National Institute for Literacy. Midwest LINCS is one of five regional technology hubs that strives to connect all literacy resources within the nation to practitioners and students who can use them.

Indiana LINCS is managed by the Adult Education Professional Development Project.  Partner agencies supporting and contributing to this site are listed below. Choose a link to the left to find literacy resources using the National LINCS system, or, choose a link below to go directly to the partner web page. The contact person for this website is Denise Cox.

• Indiana Department of Education, Division of Adult Education administers the following programs: Adult Basic Education (ABE), Adult Secondary Credit (ASC), Even Start Family Literacy Program, General Educational Development (GED) Testing, and the Professional Development Project.



• Indiana Adult Education Professional Development Project is dedicated to improving teaching and learning in adult education through the development, facilitation, and delivery of high-quality professional development initiatives. Featured topics:
  • Learning Disabilities
  • Winter Institute
  • ESL
  • New Teacher


• Adult Education Works in Indiana - Workforce Education Project
  
   
• Indiana Adult Literary Coalition was created to address the problem of Hoosier adults who can't read well enough to function in our society.  The Coalition encourages cooperative involvement of the concerned state agencies who serve as ex-officio members of the Coalition.