Training Webinars

The following videos provide an informal demonstration of VALRC's Facts and Statistics web site in addition to several sites to assist you in your search for adult education and workforce statistics in your area and the state. To play the videos, you will need a Windows Media Player (for .WMV), which can be downloaded at http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/player/10/default.aspx or you can also watch the videos on YouTube.

• Introduction to VALRC's Facts and Statistics, Demo 1
  This demonstration provides a basic overview of the Facts and Statistics site on the Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center website at www.valrc.org
  (.WMV) or YouTube
• Introduction to VALRC's Facts and Statistics, Demo 2
  This demonstration shows you where to find information specifically for Virginia's adult education and literacy programs. Various sites are shown and described.
  (.WMV) or YouTube
• Weldon Cooper Center, Demo 1
  This demonstration provides a quick overview of Virginia profiles and information for each region in the state. Find demographic, economic, and educational information from a drop down menu.
  (.WMV) or YouTube
• Weldon Cooper Center, Demo 2
  This is the second video demonstration of the Weldon Cooper Center for Virginia's adult education and literacy programs. The section "Browse by Topic" is discussed, including Population Estimates.
  (.WMV) or YouTube
• American Community Survey, Data Profiles 1
  This demonstration shows you where to find information specifically for Virginia's adult education and literacy programs. Various sites are shown and described.
  (.WMV) or YouTube
• American Community Survey, Data Profiles 2
  This is the second American Community Survey demonstration from the U.S. Census Bureau. The statistics shown on the Data Profiles are estimates from 2006-2008 for regions of 20,000 or more inhabitants.
  (.WMV) or YouTube

• Community Profiles in Virginia
  This short video demonstrates how Virginians can access current information about their communities on the Virginia Adult Learning Resource Center's website. www.valrc.org. Programs can access information as PDF documents ready for print out, or in excell spreadsheets, ready to be inserted in documents or files.
  (.WMV) or YouTube