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Title: Montana LINCS: Another LINC in Professional Development


1
Montana LINCS Another LINC in Professional
Development
  • 2001 to 2008

http//www.nwlincs.org/mtlincs/index.htm
2
Brief History of NIFL
  • In 1992 the Literacy Act created NIFL,
    www.nifl.gov. Its purpose was to develop a
    national database. To do this, NIFL devised
    LINCS in 1994, www.nifl.gov/lincs. At that time
    LINCS could see the potential use of the web to
    complete its mission. LINCS created four
    regions Eastern, Midwest, Southern, and
    Western-Pacific. The focus of LINCS was to
    develop the infrastructure (tools and standards)
    which would be used on the web. The various
    regions began collecting resources. LINCS
    staff/committee created a template for LINCS
    regions which gave more cohesiveness to the
    project.

3
Purpose of LINCS Literacy Information aNd
Communication System
  • Become a resource for literacy field
  • Find literacy information more easily
  • Locate more literacy resources
  • Discuss literacy issues online
  • Special Collections the following categories
    contain a vast array of research
  • Assessment
  • Correctional Education
  • English as a Second Language
  • Equipped for the Future
  • Family Literacy
  • Health and Literacy
  • Literacy and Learning Disabilities
  • Policy and Legislation
  • Science and Numeracy
  • Technology Training
  • Workforce Education
  • Discussion Groups LINCS provides an access to a
    variety of list serves
  • My LINCS LINCS allows one to personalize search
  • Hot Sites LINCS recommends quality sites (no
    longer exists)

4
Regions of LINCS
Eastern LINCS
Midwest LINCS
Southern LINCS
Western/Pacific LINCS
Northwest LINCS (WP LINCS too large so NW created)
5
Northwest LINCS
  • Origin

BOG Board of Governors for NW Literacy Resource
Center State Directors from Alaska Idaho Montana
Oregon Washington Wyoming Utah Part of LINCS,
not NW Literacy Resource Center
NETC Northwest Educational Technology
Consortium (K-12 technology consortium with
37,000 grant money set aside for Adult
Learning) Alaska Idaho Montana Oregon Washington
NWRLRC Northwest Regional Literacy Resource
Center Grant recipient for LINCS
6
Montana LINCS
  • Timeline Overview
  • Link to OPI (ABLE, GED, Family Literacy) and
    MAACE 2001 - 2002
  • Pilot Project 2002 - 2005
  • Teacher as Researcher
  • Researcher Montana Discovery Exploring and
    Evaluation Internet Sites 2004 - 2005
  • Maintenance as means for continued communication
    2005 - 2007
  • RIB 2007 to present

7
Montana LINCS Pilot Project
  • Student Interactive Websites

http//www.nwlincs.org/mtlincs/pilotproject/pphome
.htm
8
MT LINCS Pilot Project2002-2003
  • July 2002 - Steering Committee developed criteria
    for lesson plan
  • Advertised RFP for MT
  • Billings Adult Education Center staff
  • Six (6) participants

9
MT LINCS Pilot Project2002-2003 Curriculum
  • Business
  • Language
  • Math
  • Reading
  • Science

10
MT LINCS Pilot Project2002-2003 Curriculum
  • Research based on LINCS criteria
  • Participants created template

11
MT LINCS Pilot Project2002-2003 Outreach
  • Training Summer of 2003
  • Western Montana
  • Central
  • Data Quality Institute

12
MT LINCS Pilot Project2003-2004 Continuation
  • Expansion and Recruitment
  • Billings Adult Education Center and Other Montana
    ABLE Staff
  • Eleven (11) participants

13
MT LINCS Pilot Project2003-2004 Curriculum
  • Continued with posted curriculum
  • Business
  • Language
  • Math
  • Reading
  • Science
  • Added more categories
  • Career
  • Social Studies
  • Student Resources
  • Study Skills
  • Writing (combined with Language)

14
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2003-2004Expansion into
Online Activities
  • MAACE mini-grant - Using MT LINCS Pilot Project
    Implementing Teacher as Researcher
  • Fourteen (14) participants onsite
  • Five (5) designed additional activities
  • Online Activity with stipend
  • Eleven (11) participants
  • Total geographic locations eleven (11)

15
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005
  • Research position MT Discovery Exploring and
    Evaluation Internet Sites
  • Expansion of Online Activities Concept

16
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level I
    Educator
  • Twelve (12) participants enrolled 12 completed
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level I Student
  • Ten (10) participants enrolled 5 completed
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level II
    Educator
  • Fifteen (15) participants enrolled 14 completed
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level III
    Educator
  • Seven (7) Participants enrolled 3 completed
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level IV
    Educator
  • Ten (10) participants enrolled 9 completed

17
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online
Activities
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level I
  • Educator 12 participants
  • WHAT Receive a 100 stipend by completing a
    Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level I. Using
    the emailed activity, participants will answer
    specific questions about LINCS.  Participants
    will complete the activity by using the National,
    Northwest, and Montana LINCS websites.
  • WHO Stipends will be given to the first ten
    (10) Montana ABLE educators who contact Norene
    Peterson.
  • WHEN The activity must be completed by March
    31, 2005.
  • HOW Contact Norene Peterson at norenehp_at_bresnan.
    net by Tuesday, February 1 for more information. 
  • Remember  The first ten (10) who express
    interest, sign the contract, and complete the
    activity can receive a 100 stipend! 

18
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level I
  • Student 5 participants
  • WHAT Receive a 50 stipend by completing a
    Getting to Know LINCS Activity. Using the
    emailed activity, participants will answer
    specific questions about LINCS.  Participants
    will complete the activity by using the National,
    Northwest, and Montana LINCS websites.
  • WHO Stipends will be given to the first twenty
    (20) Montana ABLE students who contact Norene
    Peterson.
  • WHEN The activity must be completed by March
    31, 2005.
  • HOW  Contact Norene Peterson at
    norenehp_at_bresnan.net by Tuesday, February 1 for
    more information.
  • Remember  The first twenty (20) who express
    interest, sign the contract, and complete the
    activity can receive a 50 stipend! 

19
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level II
  • Educator (Prerequisite Getting to Know LINCS
    Activity Level I) 14 participants
  • WHAT Receive a 150 stipend by completing
    Getting to Know LINCS Activity II. Using the
    emailed activity, participants will integrate
    into the classroom specific activities found on
    National, Northwest, and Montana LINCS websites.
  • WHO Stipends will be given to the first fifteen
    (15) Montana ABLE educators who contact Norene
    Peterson. (Participants who have completed Level
    I may begin this activity immediately. Other
    participants need to complete Level I first.)
  • WHEN The activity must be completed by March
    31, 2005. (If participants are doing both Level
    I and Level II, then the due date for Level II
    may be April 15, 2005.)
  • HOW Contact Norene Peterson at
    norenehp_at_bresnan.net by Tuesday, February 1 for
    more information.
  • Remember  The first fifteen (15) who express
    interest, sign the contract, and complete the
    activity can receive a 150 stipend! 

20
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level III
  • Educator 3 participants
  • Now that you have completed the Getting to Know
    LINCS Activity Level II, you are ready to
    become more involved in the creation of the MT
    Pilot Project. The goal of this activity will be
    to design three (3) new interactive documents for
    the MT Pilot Project.

21
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
  • Getting to Know LINCS Activity Level IV
  • Educator 9 participants
  • The goal of this activity will be to proof
    existing activities in your curricular area and
    design two (2) new interactive documents for the
    MT Pilot Project.

22
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
  • Summary
  • Forty-one (43) participants total
  • Fourteen (14) different locations
  • Twenty-eight (28) new curriculum items added
  • Participant Summary
  • 2002-2003 - 6
  • 2003-2004 - 25
  • 2004-2005 - 43

23
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2004-2005Online Activities
24
Montana LINCS 2005-2007
  • Volunteering in Montana

Maintaining MT LINCS website for communication
purposes Hosted on server at Midwest LINCS at
Kent State University
25
Montana LINCS RIB 2007-2008
  • A Virtual
  • Staff Lounge

http//www.nwlincs.org/mtlincs/opi/reading/rbindex
.htm
26
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Origin
  • Route to Reading - 2005
  • Dr. Rosalind Davidson
  • National Center for the Study of Adult Learning
    and Literacy at Harvard University Graduate
    School of Education
  • Reading is the Bridge - 2007
  • Dr. John Kruidenier
  • Education Consultant
  • Researcher with Harvard University Graduate
    School of Education

27
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Purpose
  • Sustainability for RIB
  • Order based on reading research categories
  • Post questions
  • Share ideas and resources
  • Montana ideas, etc.
  • Postings from NIFL Discussion Lists

28
Montana LINCS RIB Plan
  • Work Plan
  • September Overview of Project and Introduction
    to MTLINCS
  • October Research and Assessment
  • November Phonemic Awareness and Decoding
  • December Fluency
  • January Vocabulary
  • February Comprehension
  • March Comprehension
  • April Reading Connections
  • May Reading Connections
  • June Review and Evaluation

29
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Emails
  • Format
  • Snippets of research highlighted
  • Resources for research
  • Number

30
Montana LINCS RIBhttp//www.nwlincs.org/mtlincs/o
pi/reading/rbindex.htm
  • Reading is the Bridge
  • In June 2007 Montana OPI provided a reading
    workshop for Montana ABLE participants.
  • This website is a continuation of that
    professional development opportunity. 
  • Click here to email questions or postings.
  • Calendar
  • Discussions
  • Resources
  • Archives (This includes previous calendars,
    discussions, and emails.)

31
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Calendar
  • Based on first email for month
  • Archives

32
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Discussions
  • Plan evolves
  • Chart
  • Archives

33
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Resources
  • Index
  • Websites
  • Activities

34
Montana LINCS RIB
  • Archives
  • Calendar
  • Discussions
  • Emails

35
Montana LINCS RIB Snapshot
36
Montana LINCS RIB Statistics
37
Montana LINCS RIB Future
38
MT LINCS Pilot Project 2001-2008http//www.nwlin
cs.org/mtlincs/index.htm
  • THE END
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