This presentation was given at IOLUG in 2016 and focuses on the intersection of the personal and the political of being a librarian supporting a dementia caregiver support group.
Berlín ha recuperado su antiguo esplendor tras sufrir grandes daños durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la división de la ciudad durante 28 años por el Muro de Berlín, gracias a la construcción de nuevos edificios de arquitectura moderna que han borrado el oscuro pasado de la ciudad creando un ambiente donde lo clásico se mezcla con lo moderno.
This document introduces a consultation on priorities for a food and health action plan in England. Unhealthy diets and obesity rates have increased dramatically in recent decades and now contribute significantly to health problems. A food and health action plan would coordinate actions to improve public health through better nutrition. It would involve stakeholders across different sectors working together, including government, the food industry, health organizations, and individuals. The consultation seeks input on priority goals and actions to include in the plan to make healthier food choices more easily available and supported.
Diana Kontos is an experienced educator with multiple teaching certifications. She graduated magna cum laude from SUNY Cortland with a degree in physical education. Kontos has worked as a teacher's assistant at a Montessori school and done student teaching in middle and primary schools, creating lesson plans and assessments. She is also certified in lifeguarding, coaching, CPR, and other areas and seeks to inspire students through physical fitness and nutrition focus.
A team of four 9-year-olds from Balsall Common Primary School won the Sponsorship & Marketing Award at the F1 in Schools National Final for designing and building a miniature racing car. The team, called the Lightning Strikes, used computer-aided design software to model their car and tested its aerodynamics at Solihull College. They received strong branding and sponsorship support throughout the competition. The school hopes challenges like this encourage students' interest in STEM subjects.
The document discusses simplifying the Moodle learning management system. It argues that while Moodle cannot be fully simplified, institutions can take steps to configure it based on their specific needs and processes. This involves defining common requirements, use cases, and process definitions. Modularity allows individualizing Moodle through customizing activities, blocks, and other features. The document provides examples of simplification steps like reducing blocks and roles, customizing permissions, question types, and other settings. While some complexity will always exist due to the nature of teaching and learning, properly scoping a Moodle configuration based on institutional needs can increase simplicity.
The Sequoia Charter School District in Phoenix, Arizona was spending $510,600 annually on utilities. They replaced over 7,000 light fixtures and lamps with more efficient options, and installed 340 wireless wall switches and 540 wireless ceiling sensors. This reduced the school's annual utility bill by 25% or $86,010, saving $744,885 kWh usage. It also is expected to save $400,000 in maintenance costs over 20 years by eliminating $20,000 annual costs. The school now uses 206 kW less power daily.
Berlín ha recuperado su antiguo esplendor tras sufrir grandes daños durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial y la división de la ciudad durante 28 años por el Muro de Berlín, gracias a la construcción de nuevos edificios de arquitectura moderna que han borrado el oscuro pasado de la ciudad creando un ambiente donde lo clásico se mezcla con lo moderno.
This document introduces a consultation on priorities for a food and health action plan in England. Unhealthy diets and obesity rates have increased dramatically in recent decades and now contribute significantly to health problems. A food and health action plan would coordinate actions to improve public health through better nutrition. It would involve stakeholders across different sectors working together, including government, the food industry, health organizations, and individuals. The consultation seeks input on priority goals and actions to include in the plan to make healthier food choices more easily available and supported.
Diana Kontos is an experienced educator with multiple teaching certifications. She graduated magna cum laude from SUNY Cortland with a degree in physical education. Kontos has worked as a teacher's assistant at a Montessori school and done student teaching in middle and primary schools, creating lesson plans and assessments. She is also certified in lifeguarding, coaching, CPR, and other areas and seeks to inspire students through physical fitness and nutrition focus.
A team of four 9-year-olds from Balsall Common Primary School won the Sponsorship & Marketing Award at the F1 in Schools National Final for designing and building a miniature racing car. The team, called the Lightning Strikes, used computer-aided design software to model their car and tested its aerodynamics at Solihull College. They received strong branding and sponsorship support throughout the competition. The school hopes challenges like this encourage students' interest in STEM subjects.
The document discusses simplifying the Moodle learning management system. It argues that while Moodle cannot be fully simplified, institutions can take steps to configure it based on their specific needs and processes. This involves defining common requirements, use cases, and process definitions. Modularity allows individualizing Moodle through customizing activities, blocks, and other features. The document provides examples of simplification steps like reducing blocks and roles, customizing permissions, question types, and other settings. While some complexity will always exist due to the nature of teaching and learning, properly scoping a Moodle configuration based on institutional needs can increase simplicity.
The Sequoia Charter School District in Phoenix, Arizona was spending $510,600 annually on utilities. They replaced over 7,000 light fixtures and lamps with more efficient options, and installed 340 wireless wall switches and 540 wireless ceiling sensors. This reduced the school's annual utility bill by 25% or $86,010, saving $744,885 kWh usage. It also is expected to save $400,000 in maintenance costs over 20 years by eliminating $20,000 annual costs. The school now uses 206 kW less power daily.
Este documento fornece instruções sobre como cadastrar clientes no sistema, incluindo como localizar o módulo de cadastro de pessoas, preencher os campos obrigatórios como CNPJ/CPF, endereço, email e inscrição estadual, e selecionar a forma de tributação correta baseada na consulta dos sites da Receita Federal e Sintegra.
The document describes 5 types of chemical reactions: combination reactions, decomposition reactions, displacement reactions, double displacement reactions, and oxidation-reduction reactions. Combination reactions involve substances combining to form new substances. Decomposition reactions involve substances breaking down into simpler substances. Displacement reactions involve one part of a molecule being replaced by another. Double displacement reactions involve ion exchange between two ionic compounds. Oxidation-reduction reactions involve transfer of electrons between reactants, with one substance becoming oxidized and the other reduced.
El documento describe el poder electoral en Venezuela. Explica que el Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) es el organismo que rige el poder electoral y es responsable de procesos electorales transparentes. El CNE está compuesto por cinco rectores designados por la Asamblea Nacional por 7 años. El CNE supervisa varias juntas y comisiones electorales que administran el registro civil y electoral, participación política y financiamiento de partidos políticos. La legislación electoral venezolana establece las leyes y procedimientos relacionados con elecciones.
This document proposes implementing a biometric attendance system for a university to more accurately track attendance of students and faculty. The current online attendance system allows for fake attendance to be filled in by others. The proposed biometric system would use thumbprints to register and log in students and staff from different roles like teachers, clerks and lab assistants. It would record attendance information in a backend database server and track attendance for individual classes. The system aims to provide trusted attendance tracking and encourage responsibility and punctuality among students and faculty.
Ziel dieser Untersuchung war es, den Digitalisierungsgrad in österreichischen Unternehmen demoskopisch näher zu untersuchen. Der Fokus lag dabei auf dem Einfluss, den die Digitalisierung in den Augen der Unternehmer auf ihr Unter-nehmen hat sowie auf bereits umgesetzten bzw. geplanten Maßnahmen zur Digitalisierung in den verschiedenen Unternehmensbereichen.
BLISS - Better Linking Is Super Simple. The power point presentation for EAHIL 2012 on networking for librarians. Information to help make the most out of the conference.
This document summarizes a presentation about building independent reading for students in upper elementary grades. It discusses the importance of reading for student development and engagement. It provides strategies for selecting books that interest students, creating a community of readers in the classroom, using read-alouds to foster reading skills, and allowing student choice and agency in selecting books. The presentation emphasizes selecting books across genres and text levels to appeal to varied readers and making reading a enjoyable experience.
Public Speaking Notes - Glencoe - Chapter 1shuckabe
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Waal 2018: All Hands on Deck: Social Justice, Empathy in the Age of Informati...Ilana Stonebraker
Keynote for Wisconsin Association of Academic Libraries 2018 annual conference.
Information has become so accessible that the ability to process information now comes at a premium. What does it mean to live in a community in the age of information literacy? This presentation will cover the creation of a for-credit course, Making Greater Lafayette Greater, to better address the gaps between information access, social justice, empathy, and community.
This tutorial corresponds with my Psyc 300 class at American River College and should be completed with Module D Lesson 3 - Lessons in social psychology.
This document discusses building thematic units around enduring understandings and essential questions. It provides examples of enduring understandings and themes that could be used to develop units, such as humanity, tolerance, identity, and justice. Essential questions are presented as a way to engage students and get at enduring understandings, with examples like "Is human nature inherently dark?" and "What makes us who we are?". The document concludes by asking what essential questions could be used to think about the provided themes and encourages contacting the presenters for more information.
School’s out for summer, as you’ve probably noticed because of the recent influx of tots and teens participating in your story hours and book clubs. Public librarians with experience in youth outreach will spend this hour sharing what has worked and what has not when it comes to reaching this patron population at their libraries. Bring your own best practices to share with the group as well.
This document discusses the importance of understanding diversity and reflecting on one's own cultural identity and preconceptions as a teacher. It notes that the student population is becoming more diverse, so teachers must look within themselves to assess how they relate to different cultures and not assume there is no diversity. Teachers are encouraged to identify their own cultural factors and recognize how others may see them in order to confront any biases. The goal is for teachers to truly leave no child behind by welcoming and understanding all students.
This document discusses the importance of understanding diversity and reflecting on one's own cultural identity and preconceptions as a teacher. It notes that the student population is becoming more diverse, so teachers must look within themselves to assess how they relate to different cultures and not assume there is no diversity. Teachers are encouraged to identify their own cultural factors and recognize how others may see them in order to confront any biases. The goal is for teachers to truly leave no child behind by welcoming and understanding all students.
The Common Core standards emphasize reading nonfiction texts and analyzing multiple perspectives. This represents a shift from the traditional focus on fiction and personal responses. To meet the standards, librarians must collaborate closely with teachers to provide resources across different subjects and media. Students need opportunities to compare how different sources discuss the same topics and evaluate evidence. The librarian can play a key role in helping students and teachers navigate this change by understanding the standards and building teams to coordinate resources.
This class covers the theme of passing through readings, discussions, and assignments. Passing refers to assuming an identity different than one's own for various reasons such as gaining access to opportunities. Historically, it often referred to black people passing as white. However, the theme of passing also applies more broadly to people passing as different races, religions, genders, or sexual orientations. The class will examine passing through works exploring racial, gender, and other forms of identity crossing and deception. Requirements include papers, online posts, tests, and participating in discussions about assigned texts addressing issues of identity and passing.
Evaluation of bibliotherapy joanne callinan hslg 2013hslgcommittee
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This seminar sets out three different strands of arts and older people work with implications for Health and Social Care policy. We discussed the contribution of cultural engagement to resilience in later life.
Este documento fornece instruções sobre como cadastrar clientes no sistema, incluindo como localizar o módulo de cadastro de pessoas, preencher os campos obrigatórios como CNPJ/CPF, endereço, email e inscrição estadual, e selecionar a forma de tributação correta baseada na consulta dos sites da Receita Federal e Sintegra.
The document describes 5 types of chemical reactions: combination reactions, decomposition reactions, displacement reactions, double displacement reactions, and oxidation-reduction reactions. Combination reactions involve substances combining to form new substances. Decomposition reactions involve substances breaking down into simpler substances. Displacement reactions involve one part of a molecule being replaced by another. Double displacement reactions involve ion exchange between two ionic compounds. Oxidation-reduction reactions involve transfer of electrons between reactants, with one substance becoming oxidized and the other reduced.
El documento describe el poder electoral en Venezuela. Explica que el Consejo Nacional Electoral (CNE) es el organismo que rige el poder electoral y es responsable de procesos electorales transparentes. El CNE está compuesto por cinco rectores designados por la Asamblea Nacional por 7 años. El CNE supervisa varias juntas y comisiones electorales que administran el registro civil y electoral, participación política y financiamiento de partidos políticos. La legislación electoral venezolana establece las leyes y procedimientos relacionados con elecciones.
This document proposes implementing a biometric attendance system for a university to more accurately track attendance of students and faculty. The current online attendance system allows for fake attendance to be filled in by others. The proposed biometric system would use thumbprints to register and log in students and staff from different roles like teachers, clerks and lab assistants. It would record attendance information in a backend database server and track attendance for individual classes. The system aims to provide trusted attendance tracking and encourage responsibility and punctuality among students and faculty.
Ziel dieser Untersuchung war es, den Digitalisierungsgrad in österreichischen Unternehmen demoskopisch näher zu untersuchen. Der Fokus lag dabei auf dem Einfluss, den die Digitalisierung in den Augen der Unternehmer auf ihr Unter-nehmen hat sowie auf bereits umgesetzten bzw. geplanten Maßnahmen zur Digitalisierung in den verschiedenen Unternehmensbereichen.
BLISS - Better Linking Is Super Simple. The power point presentation for EAHIL 2012 on networking for librarians. Information to help make the most out of the conference.
This document summarizes a presentation about building independent reading for students in upper elementary grades. It discusses the importance of reading for student development and engagement. It provides strategies for selecting books that interest students, creating a community of readers in the classroom, using read-alouds to foster reading skills, and allowing student choice and agency in selecting books. The presentation emphasizes selecting books across genres and text levels to appeal to varied readers and making reading a enjoyable experience.
Public Speaking Notes - Glencoe - Chapter 1shuckabe
This document provides an overview of ethics and effective communication in public speaking. It discusses establishing an ethical foundation before speaking, the communication process involving senders, messages, receivers and feedback, and barriers to communication like attitudes, social factors, education and culture. It also describes intrapersonal communication as self-assessment and interpersonal communication between people. Rhetoric is defined as the study of communication. The document concludes by discussing Aristotle's three appeals of ethos, logos and pathos, and suggests speakers consider whether their message is appropriate, how listeners would feel, if it provides new information at the right level.
Waal 2018: All Hands on Deck: Social Justice, Empathy in the Age of Informati...Ilana Stonebraker
Keynote for Wisconsin Association of Academic Libraries 2018 annual conference.
Information has become so accessible that the ability to process information now comes at a premium. What does it mean to live in a community in the age of information literacy? This presentation will cover the creation of a for-credit course, Making Greater Lafayette Greater, to better address the gaps between information access, social justice, empathy, and community.
This tutorial corresponds with my Psyc 300 class at American River College and should be completed with Module D Lesson 3 - Lessons in social psychology.
This document discusses building thematic units around enduring understandings and essential questions. It provides examples of enduring understandings and themes that could be used to develop units, such as humanity, tolerance, identity, and justice. Essential questions are presented as a way to engage students and get at enduring understandings, with examples like "Is human nature inherently dark?" and "What makes us who we are?". The document concludes by asking what essential questions could be used to think about the provided themes and encourages contacting the presenters for more information.
School’s out for summer, as you’ve probably noticed because of the recent influx of tots and teens participating in your story hours and book clubs. Public librarians with experience in youth outreach will spend this hour sharing what has worked and what has not when it comes to reaching this patron population at their libraries. Bring your own best practices to share with the group as well.
This document discusses the importance of understanding diversity and reflecting on one's own cultural identity and preconceptions as a teacher. It notes that the student population is becoming more diverse, so teachers must look within themselves to assess how they relate to different cultures and not assume there is no diversity. Teachers are encouraged to identify their own cultural factors and recognize how others may see them in order to confront any biases. The goal is for teachers to truly leave no child behind by welcoming and understanding all students.
This document discusses the importance of understanding diversity and reflecting on one's own cultural identity and preconceptions as a teacher. It notes that the student population is becoming more diverse, so teachers must look within themselves to assess how they relate to different cultures and not assume there is no diversity. Teachers are encouraged to identify their own cultural factors and recognize how others may see them in order to confront any biases. The goal is for teachers to truly leave no child behind by welcoming and understanding all students.
The Common Core standards emphasize reading nonfiction texts and analyzing multiple perspectives. This represents a shift from the traditional focus on fiction and personal responses. To meet the standards, librarians must collaborate closely with teachers to provide resources across different subjects and media. Students need opportunities to compare how different sources discuss the same topics and evaluate evidence. The librarian can play a key role in helping students and teachers navigate this change by understanding the standards and building teams to coordinate resources.
This class covers the theme of passing through readings, discussions, and assignments. Passing refers to assuming an identity different than one's own for various reasons such as gaining access to opportunities. Historically, it often referred to black people passing as white. However, the theme of passing also applies more broadly to people passing as different races, religions, genders, or sexual orientations. The class will examine passing through works exploring racial, gender, and other forms of identity crossing and deception. Requirements include papers, online posts, tests, and participating in discussions about assigned texts addressing issues of identity and passing.
Evaluation of bibliotherapy joanne callinan hslg 2013hslgcommittee
This document evaluates a bibliotherapy service at Milford Care Centre in Ireland. It conducted interviews with social workers and bereavement volunteers who found bibliotherapy to be a beneficial complement to their work. An audit found books from the bibliotherapy collection were frequently borrowed. Feedback was mostly positive, though some felt material did not reflect their individual experiences. Barriers included awareness, time, and preference for non-reading support. Overall, bibliotherapy was seen as a useful self-help resource that could reassure and normalize grief experiences.
This seminar sets out three different strands of arts and older people work with implications for Health and Social Care policy. We discussed the contribution of cultural engagement to resilience in later life.
This document summarizes a presentation by Sarah Clark about her research on the information seeking experiences of mature students. She interviewed two mature students, Ashley and Veronica, and identified common themes in their experiences of feeling overwhelmed, challenges with rules and technology, and the importance of social connections and passion for their topic. Their experiences navigating the information seeking process differed based on supportive or unsupportive relationships and whether the university helped or was an obstacle. Clark concludes this has implications for how libraries provide instruction to better address students' affective experiences with information seeking.
Reference Is Dead! Long Live Reference! The Future of Reference ServicesDon Boozer
Has Google made reference librarians obsolete? Is a golden age of librarianship being ushered in? Technology has had a democratizing effect on the availability of information, but what does this mean for reference services? The future of reference services has yet to be written, and there are both challenges as well as opportunities ahead. A panel of experts will confront these questions from a variety of perspectives including public and academic, front-line and administrative, and adult and young adult. Come and join this timely and thought-provoking discussion. - Presented at the Ohio Library Council Convention & Expo 2014
Libraries play an important role in their communities by providing access to information resources, building community connections, and promoting literacy. As democratic institutions, libraries serve people of all backgrounds and abilities. They are community hubs that connect people to information and each other. Libraries help develop skills needed in today's digital world through services like computer classes and homework help. They also reach remote and homebound individuals through outreach programs.
This document summarizes a panel discussion on crowdsourcing reference and user services in libraries. The panelists discuss challenges like distinguishing good contributions from bad, systematic biases, and keeping contributions up to date. They also provide examples of how platforms like LibraryThing, Birds of North America, and Encyclopedia of Life have addressed issues of scalable curation, systematic biases, and the update problem. One panelist discusses her research on CrowdAsk, a crowdsourcing platform for student questions at Purdue University that aims to provide contextual answers and strengthen online communities.
This document discusses intelligence and different theories about what constitutes intelligence. It provides brief biographies of theorists like Theodore Simon, Jean Piaget, Lev Vygotsky, and David Wechsler who contributed to the study and testing of intelligence. The document defines intelligence as the ability to acquire and apply knowledge. It also discusses Howard Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences, which proposes there are different types of intelligences including linguistic, logical-mathematical, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, and intrapersonal. The document encourages students to recognize their strengths in different types of intelligences.
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IOLUG Supporting Dementia Caregivers Through Embedded Librarianship, Technology, and Relationship Building
1. Supporting dementia caregivers
through embedded
librarianship, technology, and
relationship building
JJ Pionke
Pionke@illinois.edu
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
2.
3. Dementia
• Group of symptoms caused by
disorders that affect the brain.
• Not a specific disease.
• Symptoms may involve:
• Not be able to think well enough
to do normal activities
• Lose their ability to solve
problems or control their
emotions.
• Personality may change.
• May become agitated or see
things that are not there.
• Memory loss.
Alzheimer’s
• First involves the parts of the brain
that control thought, memory and
language.
• Then, people may not recognize
family members.
• May have trouble speaking,
reading or writing.
• They may forget how to brush
their teeth or comb their hair.
• Later on, they may become
anxious or aggressive, or wander
away from home.
• Eventually, they need total care.
• Alzheimer’s is a form of dementia.
It is progressive and it is fatal.
4. Personal Story - Dad
• Mild to Moderate Alzheimer’s
• Diagnosed 2 years ago at age 70
• Parents live in suburbs of Chicago
• My brother lives in Montana with 3 dogs, 2 kids, a bearded dragon
and a wife
• I live in Champaign (2.5 hours away) with my cats
• Bro and I are long distance caregivers
5. “We are trained to give consent to people in authority.
First it is our parents, then teachers, then bosses and
politicians…But when you become mature, when you
are informed, when you know yourself, you begin to
make decisions about when you will and will not
consent to someone else’s power.”
-Chambers in Cold Anger
6. Role of the Support Group
• Made up of people who are in a similar situation as you.
• Good place to share experiences and get advice.
• Famous examples might be AA, AL-Anon, and many others.
• Alz.org supports a nationwide network of support groups for
caregivers.
7. “People only understand things in terms of their own
experience, which means that you get within their
experience. Further, communication is a two-way
process. If you try to get your ideas across to others
without paying attention to what they have to say to
you, you can forget about the whole thing.”
-Saul Alinsky, Rules for Radicals
10. Assessing Skill Levels
• Formal assessment is best
• Informal assessment is what I used
• What kind of cell phones do they have?
• How much/how often do they talk about computers and tech?
• What language do they use when referring to tech?
• What is the average age and (dis)ability level of the group?
11. “Using ethnographic methods helps us learn about the
people using our libraries because we start to
understand how they use them, in ways they might not
even be conscious of themselves.”
-Bryony Ramsden in UXLib: User Experience in Libraries
12.
13. Surveying the Field for a Platform
• Keeping in mind the informal assessment…
• List of links?
• Visual representation?
• Community shared document?
• Closed social media group?
14. Pearltrees
• Visual representation
• Completely customizable
• Easy to access without an account
• Can include documents
• Custom nesting of concepts
18. Next Steps
• Keep the Pearltree up to date
• Continue to attend support group meetings
• Purchase materials that the group discusses so it is available
• Recommend materials to the local public libraries
• Do a formal assessment
19. Sources
“Alzheimer’s Disease” MedlinePlus.gov
Cold Anger by Mary Beth Rogers
“Dementia” MedlinePlus.gov
The Embedded Librarian Experience by Elizabeth Phillips
“Embedded Librarianship: Librarian Faculty Collaboration” Journal of Library &
Information Technology v 34 no. 6.
“Quick Facts” Alzheimer’s Association. Alz.org
Rules for Radicals by Saul Alinsky
UXLib: User Experience in Libraries edited by Andy Priestner and Matt Borg
Caring for dad looks very different for me than for someone who is cares for a parent or spouse that lives with them or that is in a much later stage
Dementia takes power away. We blindly follow what the doctor says. Doctor as God, do not question them. Navigating the medical system, especially for a parents is bewildering, upsetting, and intimidating.
Discuss the support group that I go to: characteristics
Reaching people where they are.
Qualities of
How does this differ from regular librarianship or traditional librarianship?
Talk about why there is a difference between what I know is best and what I have actually used. Lowgrade behavioral mapping
Andy Priestner, observable behavior and what that behavior tells us about the person
Created sections that made sense. Used creative commons images to represent categories
Categories might not be in the order that librarians would put them in
4 squares indicate how much stuff is in that folder, the eye indicates how many people have looked at it