Digital Library Services for Teaching and Learning Holly Devaul Digital Learning Sciences University Corporation for Atmospheric Research.

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Digital Library Services
for Teaching and Learning
Holly Devaul
Digital Learning Sciences
University Corporation for Atmospheric Research
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Digital Libraries: Overview
DLESE
NSDL
Extended Digital Library Contexts
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
DLESE Teaching Boxes
Content Customization Services
Diverse Resources Available
via the Internet
Digital
Demonstrations
from the Journal of
Chemical Education
Online Exhibits
from the
Exploratorium
Data Sets from
USGS
Publications
from AAAS
Teachers’
Guides
from PBS
Interactive
Simulations from
Universities
Ask Dr. Math
Reliance on the Internet:
pros and cons
+ Access to up-to-date materials compared to print
+ Visualizations, simulations, data explorations offer
interactivity and alternative learning approaches
+ Access at school and home
www.dlese.org
- Attribution often lacking or unknown
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- No consistent review filter
+/ - Broad range of content
+ lots of STUFF
- narrowing search difficult
Why a digital library?
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Provide efficient discovery of quality materials
Efficient = easy to find resources using search
techniques
www.dlese.org
Quality = selection criteria for resources
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Provide safe environments and “boundaries” on the web
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Special collections and services
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Teaching tips and reviews
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Ed. Standards information
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How digital libraries work
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• Digital libraries hold metadata records,
and sometimes primary content
• Have a defined scope of content, intended
audience
• Metadata describes the resource content,
the intended user audience, resource type
and other characteristics
• Search over metadata and/or primary
content to retrieve information about and
links to relevant resources
Digital libraries at UCAR
• Digital Library for Earth System Education
www.dlese.org
• National Science Digital Library
www.dlese.org
www.nsdl.org
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Free access to on-line educational
resources
Development funded by the
National Science Foundation
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Digital Libraries: Overview
DLESE
NSDL
Extended DL Contexts
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
DLESE Teaching Boxes
Content Customization Services
Digital Library
for Earth System Education
• Earth system science
 Ocean sciences
 Atmospheric sciences
 Geology
 Biology, ecology, environmental
 Space, math and geography
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• Types of resources
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 Lesson plans, activities
 Data, visualizations
 Tools and interfaces
 Instructor guides
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How resources get into DLESE
www.dlese.org
Suggestions from users7500 of 13,000 resources
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Organizations with many
resources create a collection
and apply for accessioning as
a distinct collection
You can search several ways….
by entering keywords…
Search for
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“water
quality”
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Keyword-only searching
returns 833 resources about
water quality
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Descriptive
info and
links to
each
resource
are
displayed
Refine your search: add grade level and
resource type to your criteria
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Middle
and
high
school
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Field
activity
Use resource type to align search with
inquiry-focused learning goals
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To support inquiry-focused activities
consider:
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Classroom activity
Computer activity
Field activity
Case study
Virtual field trip
Tutorial
Data
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Fewer, more targeted results
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View the full description of the
resource
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Access the resource itself
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Tools for evaluating resource quality
and other supporting information
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Educational standards information
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• Subset of
resources
cataloged to
National standards
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• Research in
aligning to state
standards
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Digital Libraries: Overview
DLESE
NSDL
Extended DL Contexts
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
DLESE Teaching Boxes
Content Customization Services
The National Science Digital Library
www.nsdl.org
NSDL Overview
Scope: Education at all levels (K12, Higher Ed, Lifelong
Learning, Research)
 Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathematics
 2 million resources
 11 thematic pathways and many contributors
Structure: Distributed collections integrated into a
single library
•Funding: The National Science Foundation
NSDL search interface and full description
NSDL Pathways
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Digital Libraries: Overview
DLESE
NSDL
Extended DL Contexts
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
DLESE Teaching Boxes
Content Customization Services
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
• Placing the AAAS Atlas of Science
Literacy on-line
http://strandmaps.nsdl.org
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Science Literacy Maps Allow You To:
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• Explore the relationships and interconnections
between important STEM concepts and
learning goals
• Locate resources and other curriculum
components supporting specific concepts and
learning goals
• Enhance science content knowledge,
pedagogical content knowledge (educators),
and prepare for learning (learners)
• Design coherent instructional materials
supporting recognized learning goals and
informed by research on student learning
• http://strandmaps.nsdl.org
Map Selector
Choose
topics
Select
maps
Interactive Map Browser and
Information Bubble
NSES
standards
NSDL
resources
Benchmark
details
Related
benchmarks
Map
navigator
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Digital Libraries: Overview
DLESE
NSDL
Extended DL Contexts
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
DLESE Teaching Boxes
Content Customization Services
Moving beyond resource discoveryDLESE Teaching Boxes
www.teachingboxes.org
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• Support for resource selection, use and
sequencing
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• Weaving resources together to develop an
inquiry-focused Earth system approach to
teaching and learning
• Provide guidance for use, but with
customization capability to modify for
specific learning environments
DLESE Teaching Boxes
www.dlese.org
A collaborative project to create classroom
ready instructional units using DLESE
resources
Teams of teachers, science
advisors, instructional designers,
facilitators
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Design process supports teacher
professional development
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 Development uses a team approach to
ensure the product is sound in both
science content and pedagogy
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First step - conceptual framework
scopes learning goals of Box
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 Each box is developed around a set of
interconnected concepts that incorporates
national and state science standards.
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Approach- Emphasis on process of
science, evidence, guided inquiry
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Evidence for
Plate
Tectonics:
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•fossils
•earthquakes
•volcanoes
Earth system science resources in
context
www.dlese.org
•Examine DLESE resources within a pedagogical
context
•Teacher developers provide “the glue”
•Support for adaptation and adoption
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Overview
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Lesson
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Activity
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Digital Libraries: Overview
DLESE
NSDL
Extended DL Contexts
NSDL Science Literacy Maps
DLESE Teaching Boxes
Content Customization Services
Content customization services
www.dlese.org
Web Search Service
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 Embeds the DLESE
search engine into your
school, library or course
website
 Expands access to
materials to support
curriculum
development, student
research
 Customized search
criteria by grade level,
topic, even resource
origin by domain (NASA
and NOAA)
DLESE search query and
results embedded into
your site’s look and feel
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Examples
and code
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http://www.dlese.org/dds/services/examples/jshtml11/full_example.html
Search service is used to…
Perform textual search
Return resources by
subject
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Display the results
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Page through the results
View expanded metadata
Limit the domain to the
ocean sciences and boost
Florida-related resources
automatically
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www.dlese.org
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IPY search page
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How do I get started?
www.dlese.org
• DLESE’s Search Services are free and
open to the public
• Information at:
http://www.dlese.org/dds/services/
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• Link to Tutorial
• Email us at [email protected]
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Summary – digital libraries services
and supports
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• Provide scope and quality boundaries on
the web
• Search techniques specific to science
education interests
• Educational standards and concept
browsing
• Pedagogical support – teaching tips,
Teaching Boxes
• Customization services