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Learning Resources in
Fruitvale Elementary School (FES) Library:
   Improving Organization and Access




                             By Christa Salsiccioli
Outline
1. Introduction
2. Goals of FES library
3. Areas needing change
4. Rationales and proposed changes
     •    physical space
     •    furniture
     •    homepage
1.       Timeline
2.       The “who” of change
3.       Budget and cost
4.       Challenges
5.       Conclusion
Introduction
This presentation will demonstrate:

 the need for improved physical and digital
  access
 strategies, timeline, costs and potential
  challenges in implementing change
 the support and success the changes will
  bring to the school community
Goals to Support Library Patrons

Goal   #1
 ◦ Provide current and authentic research and
   information literacy experiences



Goal   #2
 ◦ Support management, selection and
   evaluation of effective resources
Goals continued
Goal   #3
 ◦ Advocate and promote user independence


Goal   #4
 ◦ Provide a comfortable and workable physical space


Goal   #5
 ◦ Provide use of current technology
Areas Needing Change

• Physical Space
  • student lounge area

• Furniture
  • tables and chairs

• Homepage
Rationale for Change:
             Physical Space
position  of tables make working area cramped
visually uninviting
uncomfortable seating
  ◦ minimal lounge seating
  ◦ lounge seating currently placed only in front of Smart
    Board
Proposal for Change:
              Physical Space
•reposition furniture to create more pathways and
use the whole available space
•provide comfortable, cozy, attractive and adequate
lounge furniture
•create a student centered library setting
•supports library’s goals #1, #3, #4
Floor Plan of Current Physical Space
Floor Plan of Proposed Physical Space
Rationale For Change:
            Furniture
tables   and chairs are too tall and too
 wide
triangular tables
 ◦ awkward to work on
 ◦ prevents productive interaction amongst
   students
unsuitable working conditions for
 primary students
Proposal for Change:
                         Furniture
•   Provide tables and chairs with a range of different
    heights
      o will be more comfortable and accommodate all sizes of all
        grade levels

• Flower shaped tables provide students
personal working space

•   Supports research, selection, management and
    evaluation of resources (Goal #1 and #2)

•   Provides a comfortable and workable space (Goal
    #4)
Rationale for Change:
            Homepage
students  have minimal access to
  computers
 no access for independent use at home
  or out of library
does not support
technology skills,
Information Literacy skills
or access to digital resources
Proposal for Change:
         Homepage Access
 Provide
        student access to online library catalogue
  (OPAC) (Goal #1 and #3)
 Provide  independent use to support information
  literacy and technology skills (Goal #2 and #3)
 Provide   access to valuable
  digital resources (Goal #2)
 Promote   positive image and learning experiences
  library has to offer
 Increase number of computers at Computer
  Stations (Goal #5)
Timeline
       Physical Space and Furniture
 Projectshould take approximately 2 to 4
  months from start to finish

 Begin   project in the month of May

 Draw up proposed budget plan and present to
  Administration, School PAC, District PAC and School
  Board for extra funding – 1 month

 Selecting,   ordering and assembling furniture – 1 to 2
  months

 Designing    new configuration and set up – 3 weeks to
  1 month
Timeline
                  Homepage
 Approximate  timeline is 2 to 3 months and
 will need continued updating when running
 AttendSchool District Professional Development
 opportunities in technology skills and Web 2.0
 tools workshop – 4 weeks, 1 hour sessions per
 week
 Attend District Librarian Meetings to work
 collaboratively with Teacher – Librarians in
 creation of Homepage – ongoing
 Design
      and starting up of Homepage –1 to 2
 months
The “Who” of Change:
 Teacher   Librarian
 Students and Staff (design and information)
 Administration (support and budget)
 PAC and School Board (budget)
 District Teacher Librarians (collaborative
  partners)
 Leader/professional of Technology
 School District Maintenance Crew
  (assembly of furniture)
Budget
District budget is predetermined by the school
 board and allocates percentage of district
 funding to each library
FES library receives ~ $2000.00 /year from
 District
School Budget requires alternate means for
 funding such as Book Fairs and donations from
 PAC
surplus    of money is used the next school year
$ Cost of Items $
         Items Purchased from Amazon.com
FES has an account in which Free Super Saver Shipping may apply to some
                                 items.
 Item               Quantity            Individual Price      Total
 Flower – Shaped            5                $240.99            $1204.95
 Tables
 Stackable Chairs          30           $241.99 (pack of 6)     $1209.95
 Beanbag Seats              6                 $26.80             $160.80
 Standard Chair             2                 $65.80             $131.60
 Children’s Sofa            2                 $99.88             $199.76
 Basic Birch End            2                 $49.99             $99.98
 Table
 (OPTIONAL)
                                              SUBTOTAL :        $3,007.04
                                                 HST 12% :       $360.84
                                           SHIPPING AND          $336.79
                                         HANDLING 10% :
                                                   TOTAL :      $3704.67
Cost continued
                SHORTFALL
Type of Funding          Funding Amount

     District                $1000.00

School (Book Fairs,          $1000.00
      PAC)
     Surplus                  $400.00

                Total:       $2400.00

 Proposed Total :           - $3,704. 67

         Shortfall :         - $1,304.67
Challenges
BUDGET!!    – items may cost more than
 proposed and current estimated funding may
 not be attainable
Problems  with items – selection, cost,
 shipping and handling and damage goods
   Unsupportive and uncooperative people
    o Administration, School Board and PAC may not approve
      of changes or of funding
Challenges
Following Timeline – things can take
 longer or shorter than expected,
 maintenance crew may be unavailable at
 time of request
Software  may not be adequate for
 creation of Homepage
 ◦ update software
Challenges
•   Communicating changes to school community
•   Send library newsletter home with students
    o discuss physical changes and new furniture
    o provide photographs
    o Homepage URL address

•    Invite school community to open house to promote
    access to the Library Homepage and the new student
    lounge area

•    At staff meetings discuss the changes implemented and
    their impact on student success and learning experiences
Conclusion
Communicate the positive success of the changes
  to the organization and access of resources!

• Physical Space is cramped, uninviting and uncomfortable!
   o create more attractive looking space by repositioning
   furniture and creating a lounge area


• Furniture is minimal and unsuitable in size for students
   o changes are needed to the shape and height of the tables
   and height of the chairs

   o additional furniture needed to create lounge area
Conclusion continued
 Homepage     is non-existent and thus discourages user
  independence and does not promote valuable digital
  resources available on line
 Currently,   minimal access to computers makes it
  difficult to support research and technology skills
  ◦ access to a Homepage will support user
    independence, research and technology skills and will
    promote the use of the library


If all changes are met, the FES library will
          be successful in it’s goals!

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LIBE 465 powerpoint

  • 1. Learning Resources in Fruitvale Elementary School (FES) Library: Improving Organization and Access By Christa Salsiccioli
  • 2. Outline 1. Introduction 2. Goals of FES library 3. Areas needing change 4. Rationales and proposed changes • physical space • furniture • homepage 1. Timeline 2. The “who” of change 3. Budget and cost 4. Challenges 5. Conclusion
  • 3. Introduction This presentation will demonstrate: the need for improved physical and digital access strategies, timeline, costs and potential challenges in implementing change the support and success the changes will bring to the school community
  • 4. Goals to Support Library Patrons Goal #1 ◦ Provide current and authentic research and information literacy experiences Goal #2 ◦ Support management, selection and evaluation of effective resources
  • 5. Goals continued Goal #3 ◦ Advocate and promote user independence Goal #4 ◦ Provide a comfortable and workable physical space Goal #5 ◦ Provide use of current technology
  • 6. Areas Needing Change • Physical Space • student lounge area • Furniture • tables and chairs • Homepage
  • 7. Rationale for Change: Physical Space position of tables make working area cramped visually uninviting uncomfortable seating ◦ minimal lounge seating ◦ lounge seating currently placed only in front of Smart Board
  • 8. Proposal for Change: Physical Space •reposition furniture to create more pathways and use the whole available space •provide comfortable, cozy, attractive and adequate lounge furniture •create a student centered library setting •supports library’s goals #1, #3, #4
  • 9. Floor Plan of Current Physical Space
  • 10. Floor Plan of Proposed Physical Space
  • 11. Rationale For Change: Furniture tables and chairs are too tall and too wide triangular tables ◦ awkward to work on ◦ prevents productive interaction amongst students unsuitable working conditions for primary students
  • 12. Proposal for Change: Furniture • Provide tables and chairs with a range of different heights o will be more comfortable and accommodate all sizes of all grade levels • Flower shaped tables provide students personal working space • Supports research, selection, management and evaluation of resources (Goal #1 and #2) • Provides a comfortable and workable space (Goal #4)
  • 13. Rationale for Change: Homepage students have minimal access to computers  no access for independent use at home or out of library does not support technology skills, Information Literacy skills or access to digital resources
  • 14. Proposal for Change: Homepage Access  Provide student access to online library catalogue (OPAC) (Goal #1 and #3)  Provide independent use to support information literacy and technology skills (Goal #2 and #3)  Provide access to valuable digital resources (Goal #2)  Promote positive image and learning experiences library has to offer  Increase number of computers at Computer Stations (Goal #5)
  • 15. Timeline Physical Space and Furniture  Projectshould take approximately 2 to 4 months from start to finish  Begin project in the month of May  Draw up proposed budget plan and present to Administration, School PAC, District PAC and School Board for extra funding – 1 month  Selecting, ordering and assembling furniture – 1 to 2 months  Designing new configuration and set up – 3 weeks to 1 month
  • 16. Timeline Homepage  Approximate timeline is 2 to 3 months and will need continued updating when running  AttendSchool District Professional Development opportunities in technology skills and Web 2.0 tools workshop – 4 weeks, 1 hour sessions per week  Attend District Librarian Meetings to work collaboratively with Teacher – Librarians in creation of Homepage – ongoing  Design and starting up of Homepage –1 to 2 months
  • 17. The “Who” of Change: Teacher Librarian Students and Staff (design and information) Administration (support and budget) PAC and School Board (budget) District Teacher Librarians (collaborative partners) Leader/professional of Technology School District Maintenance Crew (assembly of furniture)
  • 18. Budget District budget is predetermined by the school board and allocates percentage of district funding to each library FES library receives ~ $2000.00 /year from District School Budget requires alternate means for funding such as Book Fairs and donations from PAC surplus of money is used the next school year
  • 19. $ Cost of Items $ Items Purchased from Amazon.com FES has an account in which Free Super Saver Shipping may apply to some items. Item Quantity Individual Price Total Flower – Shaped 5 $240.99 $1204.95 Tables Stackable Chairs 30 $241.99 (pack of 6) $1209.95 Beanbag Seats 6 $26.80 $160.80 Standard Chair 2 $65.80 $131.60 Children’s Sofa 2 $99.88 $199.76 Basic Birch End 2 $49.99 $99.98 Table (OPTIONAL) SUBTOTAL : $3,007.04 HST 12% : $360.84 SHIPPING AND $336.79 HANDLING 10% : TOTAL : $3704.67
  • 20. Cost continued SHORTFALL Type of Funding Funding Amount District $1000.00 School (Book Fairs, $1000.00 PAC) Surplus $400.00 Total: $2400.00 Proposed Total : - $3,704. 67 Shortfall : - $1,304.67
  • 21. Challenges BUDGET!! – items may cost more than proposed and current estimated funding may not be attainable Problems with items – selection, cost, shipping and handling and damage goods  Unsupportive and uncooperative people o Administration, School Board and PAC may not approve of changes or of funding
  • 22. Challenges Following Timeline – things can take longer or shorter than expected, maintenance crew may be unavailable at time of request Software may not be adequate for creation of Homepage ◦ update software
  • 23. Challenges • Communicating changes to school community • Send library newsletter home with students o discuss physical changes and new furniture o provide photographs o Homepage URL address • Invite school community to open house to promote access to the Library Homepage and the new student lounge area • At staff meetings discuss the changes implemented and their impact on student success and learning experiences
  • 24. Conclusion Communicate the positive success of the changes to the organization and access of resources! • Physical Space is cramped, uninviting and uncomfortable! o create more attractive looking space by repositioning furniture and creating a lounge area • Furniture is minimal and unsuitable in size for students o changes are needed to the shape and height of the tables and height of the chairs o additional furniture needed to create lounge area
  • 25. Conclusion continued  Homepage is non-existent and thus discourages user independence and does not promote valuable digital resources available on line  Currently, minimal access to computers makes it difficult to support research and technology skills ◦ access to a Homepage will support user independence, research and technology skills and will promote the use of the library If all changes are met, the FES library will be successful in it’s goals!