Lifelong Learning is usually recognised as a field where research and practice should be closely connected. While the importance of encouraging research which informs policy and practice in Lifelong Learning is widely acknowledged by many, the ways in which knowledge could be more effectively exchanged and used to improve practices is not yet fully understood.
DIALOGUE has identified policies and good practices in dialogue processes and compiled a number of recommendations to guide practitioners and researchers in their route to improve exchange and collaboration.
Follow the link [1] to download and read the Policy Report and Recommendations published by the DIALOGUE project.
You can post comments or questions about this publication in the Networking Space [2] of this website or in the LinkedIn Discussion Group [3] of this project.