welcome to lib5190 critical evaluation of library media for children
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Welcome to LIB5190
Critical Evaluation of Library Media for Children
LIB 5190 Critical Evaluation of Library
Media for Children
Agenda• Who are we? (Introductions)• What are we going to do?
(Syllabus)• How are we going to do the
work? (Teams)• Where are we going to work?
(AET Zone)
It Takes a TeamRevisiting Winnie-the-Pooh
HARMONY PRODUCTION CONNECTION STATUS QUO
Caring
Sensitive
Nurturing
Harmonizing
Feeling-Oriented
Logical
Structured
Organized
Systematic
Thinking-oriented
Spontaneous
Creative
Playful
Enthusiastic
Action-oriented
Quiet
Imaginative
Insightful
Reflective
Sensing -oriented
Kortman, S and Eckstein. (2004). Winnie-the-Pooh: a “Honey Jar” for Me and for You. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families. Sage Publications: 12(1), pgs. 64-77.
Harmony
CooperativeCaring, Sensing, Nurturing, Harmonizing, Feeling-oriented
Psychological needs
Friendships, Sensory experiences
Ways to meet needs
Value feelings, Comfortable workplace, Pleasing environment, Cozy corner, Cooperative work
Kortman, S and Eckstein. (2004). Winnie-the-Pooh: a “Honey Jar” for Me and for You. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families. Sage Publications: 12(1), pgs. 64-77.
“ That’s a very good point that
you make. Can you
expand on that thought?”
Production
CooperativeLogical, Structured, Organized, Systematic, Thinking-oriented
Psychological needs
Task completion, Time schedule
Ways to meet needs
Value ideas, Incentives, Rewards, Leadership positions, Schedules, To-do lists
Kortman, S and Eckstein. (2004). Winnie-the-Pooh: a “Honey Jar” for Me and for You. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families. Sage Publications: 12(1), pgs. 64-77.
“I think that we may be getting off the task. Do we need to put that in
the parking lot until later?”
Connection
CooperativeSpontaneous, Creative, Playful, Enthusiastic, Action-oriented
Psychological needs
Contact with people, Fun activities
Ways to meet needs
Value activity, Hands-on activities, Group interaction, Games, Changes in routine
Kortman, S and Eckstein. (2004). Winnie-the-Pooh: a “Honey Jar” for Me and for You. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families. Sage Publications: 12(1), pgs. 64-77.
“ I think we’re stuck. Perhaps it is time to take a quick break before continuing this discussion.”
Status Quo
CooperativeQuiet, Imaginative, Insightful, Reflection, “Inaction”-oriented
Psychological needs
Alone time, Stability
Ways to meet needs
Value privacy, Alone time, Independent activities, Reflection, Specific directions, Routine tasks
Kortman, S and Eckstein. (2004). Winnie-the-Pooh: a “Honey Jar” for Me and for You. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families. Sage Publications: 12(1), pgs. 64-77.
“I think it is time to take a moment
to reflect about our work so far.”
Who are we?Introductions• What is your name?• What is your current
occupation?• Why do you want to
become a librarian?
What are we going to do?
• Syllabus
What are we going to do?
• Online session in AETZone – February 23rd, Dr. Linda Veltze will share info on the Sister Library Project???
What are we going to do?
• Online session in AETZone – March 24th with Dr. Alice Naylor, Newbery Award Committee chair??
• Alternate dates, March 3rd or 10th
How are we going to do the work? Teams
• It takes a team• No individual is any
pure type• One character is
neither better nor worse than others
RelationshipRelationship
TaskTask
Proce
ss
Proce
ss
Context
Context
ResultsResultsor Final Productor Final Product
It Takes a TeamCaring, Sensing, Nurturing, Harmonizing, Feeling-oriented
Logical, Structured, Organized, systematic, Thinking-oriented
Spontaneous, Creative, Playful, Enthusiastic, Action-oriented
Quiet, Imaginative, Insightful, Reflective, Sensing-oriented
Kortman, S and Eckstein. (2004). Winnie-the-Pooh: a “Honey Jar” for Me and for You. The Family Journal: Counseling and Therapy for Couples and Families. Sage Publications: 12(1), pgs. 64-77.
RelationshipRelationship
TaskTask
Proce
ss
Proce
ss
Context
Context
ResultsResultsor Final Productor Final Product
How are we going to do the work?Stages of Team Development• Teams evolve over time• Teams go through 4 stages of
development*– Forming– Storming– Norming– Performing
• The length of each stage varies with the team
• Working through all stages is crucial to development of a productive team.
*Tuckman, Bruce. (1965). Developmental sequence in small groups. Psychological bulletin, 63, 384-
399.
How are we going to do the work?Stages of Team Development
• Forming– Get to know each other– Determine current level of
trust– Communicate personal
needs
How are we going to do the work?Stages of Team Development
• Storming– Wrestle with issues of
communication– Struggle for control– React to & challenge
leadership roles and styles
How are we going to do the work?Stages of team Development• Norming
– Communicate openly– Individual action to support
team goals– Work cooperatively with
team spirit– Decide through negotiation
How are we going to do the work?Stages of team Development
• Performing– Work in a collaborative
fashion– Develop a unique team
identity– Work for the benefit of the
team– Respond quickly to change
Where are we going to work?AET Zone
• On an index card, please answer the following question:– What would you want to know
in order to feel adequately prepared to make a switch to another virtual world?
Where are we going to work?AET Zone
• Explore!– Download AETZone Browser
• www.appedtech.appstate.edu
– Click on AET Zone icon – Log in
• First Name Last Name• Password: 12345
Where are we going to work?AET Zone
• Change Your Password – Click on Options– Select Citizen– Change password and email address
Where are we going to work?AET Zone)
• Register for the Discussion Board – Go to Discussion Depot– Click on the Cybraria Poster– Click Log In– Click Register
•Email address•Name•Password
– Select LIB5190 to go to board– Post something to the Water Cooler
Where are we going to work?AET Zone
• Set up Blog– Go to Blogger.com– Click on Create Your Blog Now button
(Orange Arrow near bottom of page)– Follow Steps to create blog– Blog Title:
• Last Name LIB5190 Reflections
– Blog Location : • LastNameLIB5190
– Post something to your blog– Email me the URL
• matzennj@appstate.edu
Where are we going to work?AET Zone• Try Something New
– Broadcast/Whisper– Contacts/Telegrams– Access Online Databases in
the Information Gardens– Audio Chats can be found in
the Chit Chat lounge (click on blue sofas - upstairs and downstairs)
• Name• Password: appedtech
International Fair• Work in teams
– You may use f2f, email, and/or discussion boards for planning
– Create list of ground rules• Process (e.g. make decisions by
consensus)• Behavioral (e.g. raise differences
openly & with respect)– Determine roles & responsibilities
• Each team member will write a brief description of their roles and contributions to the project. These will be signed by the other team members.
– Create a rubric for your project
International Fair
• Create a presentation on one of the following topics:– International Children’s
Digital Library– Bologna Book Fair– ASU’s Sister Library Project– International Board of
Books for Young People
International Fair• Poster session format• Provide food & recipes from
one or more of the countries represented.– Include significance of the
food & the connection to the culture it came from on the recipe
• You may play music from one of the countries represented.
Homework
• Read text Chps. 1-3• Select Topics for Literature
Discussions – Worksheet(s) in AETZone – DUE TOMORROW
• Contribute to discussion board– What is something you found particularly
interesting in the readings?– What is something you found disturbing?– What questions do you have?
• Work on International Fair Project
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