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-Sonia Fabiola Neira Delgado, Educator, Ministry of Education and Culture, Ecuador

I've learned so much in the sense that there were so many questions that were unanswered in my head about literacy before I came here. I learned how to go deep. Now I have an idea of what to do, ideas I need to discuss with my superiors. Technology is a problem but I've learned about mobile alternatives.

-Bernadette H. Mukulu, Senior Education Officer, Department of Adult and Continuing Education, Namibia

I have benefited a lot from the SLTP'98 both professionally and personally. On the professional side, my confidence has been upgraded, both as trainer and as researcher. It is good to be a trainee--on the other side of the fence.

-Ophelia P. Veniegas, Senior Specialist in Research and Training, SEAMEO/INNOTECH, Philippines

I've learned a lot about tapping into resources that are already there and how to tap the talents of the Basotho people.

-Elizabeth Dabengwa, Program Officer, Lesotho Association of Non-formal Education (LANFE), Lesotho

My plan is to take everything I have gathered here to strengthen my course, my research, and my thinking. Much has been stimulated.

-Alice Nankya Ndidde, Lecturer, Institute of Adult and Continuing Education, Makerere University, Uganda

-Ghanashyam Khatiwada, Program Officer - Education, Save the Childeren, Nepal

-Roseleen O. Akinroye, Chief Planning Officer, National Commission for Mass Literacy Adult and Non-formal Education, Nigeria