S. 4139 is a plan to help people get better at using computers and technology for their jobs by giving states money to teach these skills, especially to folks who might find it hard to get a job. It also has rules on how the money should be used and checks to make sure it's being spent the right way.

This proposal is all about giving a special week in September a name to remind everyone how important it is for grown-ups to learn to read, write, and do math, as well as for families to read together. It encourages people and groups to help everyone have the chance to learn these skills so they can do well in life.

H.R. 8056 wants to help people learn computer skills for work by giving money to states, so they can teach these skills to people who need them. It’s like giving schools and communities money to help everyone learn to use computers better so they can find good jobs.

The Senate wants to have a special week in September 2024 called National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week to show how important it is for grown-ups to learn reading, writing, and using computers, which helps them do better in life and work. They hope more people and groups will support programs that help adults learn these useful skills.

S. 4391 is a plan to help grown-ups learn how to use computers and the internet better, so they can get jobs and do other important things, like helping their families and being good neighbors, but it needs to be more clear about money and rules.