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Finding The Lorde In Me: Using Lordean Counterstory To Thwart Bureaucratic Violence In Community-Based Literacy Projects, Teigha Vanhester
Finding The Lorde In Me: Using Lordean Counterstory To Thwart Bureaucratic Violence In Community-Based Literacy Projects, Teigha Vanhester
Community Literacy Journal
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A Pluriversal Model For Equity In Family And Youth Stem Identity Research Praxis, Remy Dou, Heidi Cian
A Pluriversal Model For Equity In Family And Youth Stem Identity Research Praxis, Remy Dou, Heidi Cian
Department of Teaching and Learning
In this paper presentation, we present how we (re)consider and take into account the consequentiality of both our own (as researchers) and our participants’ onto-epistemological beliefs in relation to STEM and STEM contexts, particularly attending to the relationship between these beliefs and identity development through an ethico-political praxis centered on notions of equity as a pluriverse.
Strategic Communication In The Feminine Hygiene And Beauty: A Comprehensive Plan For Effective Engagement And Influence, Mikhailia A. Williams
Strategic Communication In The Feminine Hygiene And Beauty: A Comprehensive Plan For Effective Engagement And Influence, Mikhailia A. Williams
Global Strategic Communications Student Work
The beauty and health industry is a multi-billion dollar market that includes companies that produce feminine hygiene products (Petruzzi, 22). These brands are looking for new ways to connect with their consumers and increase consumer loyalty. The Honey Pot Company, a plant-based and organic feminine hygiene brand, has an opportunity to increase its online brand sentiment by implementing a strategic communications plan for female consumers aged 15 to 50. The objective of this report is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the company's communication, marketing and brand strategies, as well as create a strategic communications plan to develop a positive …
El Desarrollo De La Lectura Y La Escritura Académicas En La Dirección De Tesis Doctorales, Mercedes Zanotto González
El Desarrollo De La Lectura Y La Escritura Académicas En La Dirección De Tesis Doctorales, Mercedes Zanotto González
Revista Electrónica Leer, Escribir y Descubrir
El presente trabajo tiene la finalidad, por una parte, de argumentar la relevancia de favorecer el desarrollo de la lectura y la escritura académicas durante la formación doctoral mediante el proceso de dirección de tesis y, por otra, de abordar las propuestas generadas a partir de la investigación que aportan intervenciones educativas que el director de tesis puede llevar a cabo para coadyuvar a dicho desarrollo. En esta lógica, al inicio de este trabajo se describen características relevantes de la lectura y de la escritura académicas durante la investigación doctoral, luego se especifican las dificultades que enfrentan los estudiantes de …
Don't Be Satisficed: Better Surveys For Better Data, Kelley Rowan
Don't Be Satisficed: Better Surveys For Better Data, Kelley Rowan
Works of the FIU Libraries
This presentation is used for a recurring workshop hosted by the Digital Scholar Studio at FIU and presented by Kelley Rowan. The workshop shares best practices in survey construction including consent forms, types of questions, and question creation. Information regarding data preservation and IRB policies are also covered and resources are provided.
From Smallville To Metropolis: Career Transitioning From A Small Academic Library To A Large Research University, Ramces L. Marsilli, April Lafferty
From Smallville To Metropolis: Career Transitioning From A Small Academic Library To A Large Research University, Ramces L. Marsilli, April Lafferty
Works of the FIU Libraries
Description Any career move can be a stressful endeavor and transitioning from a small to a large academic library is no exception. The addition of responsibilities and challenges can prove to be overwhelming for librarians trying to navigate this process. From writing a resume tailored to the position to finding a mentor, this poster session will uncover the secrets to landing the job at a large university library and how to hit the ground running. Presented by two librarians who have been there, it is our intention to prepare library professionals to make this jump as effortless as possible. Objectives …
The Myth Of The Declining Reference Statistic: Revealing Dynamic Reference Services Through Digital Analytics, Melissa Del Castillo, Marissa C. Ball
The Myth Of The Declining Reference Statistic: Revealing Dynamic Reference Services Through Digital Analytics, Melissa Del Castillo, Marissa C. Ball
Works of the FIU Libraries
It seems customary practice now that there is a need for libraries to “justify” their relevance, impact, contributions, and more. Traditionally, we do this by looking at some basics - how many people walk through our doors, how many classes/workshops are we teaching, and how many people did we help at the reference desk? It is hard to deny when looking at these statistics that there are some obvious trends. In the reference realm, this traditionally translates to decreasing statistics - but are these statistics telling the whole story? Are our reference desk statistics really going down? Are there other …
How Libraries Are Meeting Researcher Needs In The Digital Humanities, Kelley F. Rowan
How Libraries Are Meeting Researcher Needs In The Digital Humanities, Kelley F. Rowan
Works of the FIU Libraries
This presentation will provide guidance for those considering the creation of a digital humanities (DH) lab, as well as for those with a current functional DH lab. The Digital Scholars Studio at Florida International University (FIU) was created in 2016 with the purpose of providing needed technology and collaborative space for researchers and students. We will explore the challenges experienced by restricted space and budget and discuss how we resolved these specific limitations before continuing with an in-depth look at programming and usage of DH software and tools. We will take a look at a few current projects our researchers …
Researching The “Un-Digital” Amish Community: Methodological And Ethical Reconsiderations For Human Subjects Research, Tabetha Adkins
Researching The “Un-Digital” Amish Community: Methodological And Ethical Reconsiderations For Human Subjects Research, Tabetha Adkins
Community Literacy Journal
This article argues that methodologies for studying community literacy must be reexamined in light of advancements in technology and the research community’s relationship to those technologies. Based on her ethnographic study of an Amish community in southeast Ohio, the author offers a counterpoint to discussions of literacy and digital tools by showing how differing perspectives on technology led to complications during the data collection process. Furthermore, Adkins argues that methodologies cannot always be dictated by a template or by “best practice” and that researchers and IRBs should be more flexible in their thinking about how to treat research communities ethically.
Issues For Managing Tourism Information, Robert M. O'Halloran, Donald F. Holecek
Issues For Managing Tourism Information, Robert M. O'Halloran, Donald F. Holecek
Hospitality Review
The need for a high quality tourism database is well known. For example, planners and managers need high quality data for budgeting, forecasting, planning marketing and advertising strategies, and staffing. Thus the concepts of quality and need are intertwined to pose a problem to the tourism professional, be they private sector or public sector employees. One could argue that collaboration by public and private sector tourism professionals could provide the best sources and uses of high quality tourism data. This discussion proposes just such a collaboration and a detailed methodology for operationalizing this arrangement.