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Ceci n\'est pas une revue de presse
Ceci n'est pas une revue de pressePrévenir le suicide : briser les tabous pour sauver des viesCette semaine, Audrey et Valérie abordent un sujet délicat et essentiel dans le cadre de la Semaine de prévention du suicide qui se déroule du 1er au 7 février. Elles reçoivent Téah Cheung, intervenante psychosociale au centre de crise La Maison sous les arbres à Châteauguay, pour discuter de la détresse psychologique, des mythes entourant le suicide et de l'importance d'oser demander de l'aide. L'équipe revient aussi sur la condamnation de Joanie Lepage dans l'affaire de séquestration liée au meurtre de Kevin Mirshahi, ainsi que sur les concl...
2026-02-0428 minMaryland State Library Agency
Maryland State Library AgencyMSLA Guest Hour: Valencia Hike, Baltimore OriolesThe Maryland State Library Agency (MSLA) was pleased to welcome Baltimore Orioles Director of Community Engagement Valencia Hike to the MSLA Guest Hour podcast. Tune in as Valencia discusses all the ways the Orioles are partnering with Maryland libraries - and shares details about Summer Reading Program Night on August 12 at Camden Yards.
2025-08-0713 minAuf Draht
Auf DrahtAdditive Fertigung mit 3D-DruckernKönnen 3D-Drucker die Massenproduktion von maßgeschneiderten Produkten ermöglichen? Dieser Frage geht Gastgeber Stuart Cording in der neuesten Folge von AUF DRAHT nach. Im Gespräch mit Maximilian Straßer und Alexander Stieren von micro factory geht es um die Anwendungsmöglichkeiten der MSLA-Drucktechnik bei der industriellen Fertigung.Maximilian Straßer ist CEO und Alexander Stieren ist COO von micro factory 3DSolutions. Beide sind Mitgründer des Unternehmens, das sich zum Ziel setzt, „den besseren 3D-Drucker“ zu entwickeln. Dies geschieht mittels der Erweiterung MSLA (Masked Stereolithography Apparatus) der Stereolithografie (SLA).Dieser Pod...
2024-08-261h 02Digital Learning Today
Digital Learning TodayUnderstanding the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Teaching Digital LiteracyIn this episode of the Digital Learning Today Podcast, Jeff welcomes Dr. Cathy Collins, a Library Media Specialist and ISTE+ASCD Board Member on the show to discuss the ISTELive 2024 conference and how school districts can leverage Artificial Intelligence to teach Digital Literacy. If you are a new listener to TeacherCast, we would love to hear from you.  Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today! In This Episode … New Book: Teaching News Literacy in the Age of AI: A Cross-Curricular Approach How to support Digital Literacy as we move into a wor...
2024-06-2223 min3D-Druck Podcast
3D-Druck Podcast#270 Kaufe diese Resin/Harz 3D-Drucker nicht!Diese Resin/Harz 3D-Drucker lohnen sich nicht Es gibt große Unterschiede bei Resin/Harz 3D-Drucker im Markt. Damit es kein Fehlkauf wird und somit auch keine Enttäuschung entsteht, dass Sie die gewollte 3D-Druck Anwendung nicht drucken können, gibt es diese Podcast-Folge, die Sie davor schützt ein Fehlinvestment zu tätigen. Hören Sie also diese Folge, bevor Sie einen SLA, DLP, MSLA, … 3D-Drucker kaufen. Links Link zum kostenfreies Strategiegespräch: www.3ddruckanwendungen.de Link zur Übersichtsseite aller Podcast-Folgen: https://www.beratung.3dindustrie.de/Podcast/ 3D-Druck Profi-Wissen Buch: https://ww...
2024-03-1217 min3D-Druck Podcast
3D-Druck Podcast#255 5 Sec pro Bauteil Druckzeit mit MSLAInterview mit Tim Fischer vom Solidator-Team Sehr interessante Folge für alle Podcast Hörer, die in absoluter Rekordzeit greifbare Ergebnisse, also Bauteile in der Hand halten wollen. Über Auflösung, Maßhaltigkeit, Geschwindigkeit usw. reden wir gleich. Wenn Sie also Techniker, Ingenieur, Konstrukteur oder in einer Entwicklungsabteilung von mittelständischen Unternehmen tätig sind und sich fragen, wie Sie Bauteile in der Hand halten, bevor der Kaffee kalt wird und das für End-Use-Parts, dann dran bleiben. Webseite SOLIDATOR: https://solidator.com/de/ Webseite tangible egnineering GmbH: https://www.tangible-engineering.com/home_deu.html Li...
2023-11-2850 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMSLA Conference '23A bunch of us went to the conference in Amherst, MA on March 19th and 20th of this year. It was our organization’s first in-person conference in four years. Ella and I captured a few on-the-floor interviews during our time there, and then had Conference Committee Co-Chair Alix Woznick speak to some of the reactions members had to the conference, including about locations, days, keynote speakers, food, and next year’s planning schedule. Get involved with the conference comm: awoznick@maschoolibraries.org Conference Committees Final Report: in a Google Slides doc Official Conf...
2023-05-2246 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastProject SLIDE: The School Librarian Investigation—Decline or Evolution?“I think the dirty little secret here is that parents are assuming that kids have access to libraries and school librarians and districts are not telling them otherwise, but the data speaks for itself,” says Project SLIDE Director Debra E. Kachel, a faculty member at the School Library Media Endorsement Program at Antioch University Seattle. She joins us from Pennsylvania along with SLIDE Principal Investigator Dr. Keith Curry Lance, a consultant at the RSL Research Group, joining us from Colorado. Co-host Deeth Ellis is the Head Librarian at Boston Latin School and a doctoral student at Simmons University who volu...
2023-05-061h 17Making Awesome - 3D Printing, Inventing, Making, Small Business
Making Awesome - 3D Printing, Inventing, Making, Small BusinessChoosing The Right Kind of 3D Printer!! - Making Awesome S3E24This week we will talk about some of the main types of 3D Printing and why you may choose one over the other. Each has benefits and drawbacks, many being their price, but the tech can unlock new potential for your business and have a much shorter Return On Investment (ROI) than expected.  Topics and types of printers to cover:  FDM/FFF SLA MSLA/DLP SLS MJF LPBF (and other metal based 3D Printing) Binder Jetting ...
2023-03-061h 57MSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastTriage: Libraries and School Refusal and ReluctanceSchool is stressful for kids and adults and the phenomenon of school refusal, which is often caused by that stress, is nothing new. But has it been kicking up more dust in our post-lock down educational rebound? What can libraries do? Well, we discuss relationships and collaboration as a way forward with Ariel Dagan, from Tri County Regional Vocational Technical High school in Franklin; Bonnie McBride, Fenway High School in Boston; and Laura Gardner, Dartmouth Middle School. What do we mean by triage? How can books help? How are libraries complicit in refusal? Listen and find the balance...
2023-02-231h 02MSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastSupporting Independent ReadingFor 2023’s first episode, we discuss independent reading and school library support. Joining the pod are Nancy Stenberg, who is the librarian at Dorman Elementary School in Springfield; Sarah Murphy, Kennedy Middle School librarian in Natick; and Laura Harrington, the high school librarian in North Andover. Independent reading and school libraries is a vast topic, connecting to many things we all do everyday, yet the culmination of Emily Hanford’s reporting into the Sold a Story podcast and Wayne D'Orio's recent SLJ article, which outlines the scope of the problem and how some libraries are responding, has put it back...
2023-01-2246 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA Podcast“How can we build this culture every day:” Ariel Dagan and Vocational Media LiteracyAriel Dagan asks his students: “What are you gonna access next?” as part of his lessons on mobile phone addictions, where he colalborates with the health department; and with gamifying discovery of the various career departments offered at Tri County Regional Vocational Technical High school in Franklin. He was awarded the first annual Carolyn Markuson ​School Library Innovation Grant Fund from the New England Library Association. Ariel talks about TC PRIDE and the school's motto, “Work Hard, Today Counts'; also his philosophy around collaboration and the role the various media available in the library has in that collaboration. Tri-Co...
2022-11-1148 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMCTBA Minicast 5: FriendshipSuzanne Larson and Felicia O’Keefe discuss two other MA Teen choice Book Award nominees, books which rewire the heist genre and the self-help genre and teach us a lot about friendship. Visit https://www.mateenchoicebook.org/ or email the 'cast at podcast@mascholibraries.org Titles discussed:  The Girls I’ve Been by Tess Sharpe  Not My Problem by Ciara Smyth
2022-08-2616 min無瑣事事務所 Nothing Much Office
無瑣事事務所 Nothing Much Office《無瑣事事務所》EP 10 - 擁抱未來 之 3D 打印日常-《無瑣事事務所》EP 10 - 擁抱未來 之 3D 打印日常-這集結合了硬核科技（3D Printing）與倫敦建築盛事（RA & Serpentine）。針對 Google 和 ChatGPT 的優化重點在於：將技術術語（FDM, MSLA）與實際應用場景掛鉤。以下是為你完全重寫的版本：優化後的 Show Notes (SEO 強烈推薦)《無瑣事事務所》EP 10 - 3D 打印走進日常：從建築模型到生活設計的無限可能3D 打印在電影中看似科幻，但在現實設計與日常生活中，這項科技已經發展到什麼程度？本集 Ivan 與 Melody 將拆解「話新唔新」的 3D 打印技術，分享我們在建築設計、留學讀書到生活修繕中的實戰經驗。本集科技與建築亮點：三大打印技術拆解： FDM (熱熔堆疊)、MSLA (光固化) 與 Powder printer (粉末打印) 有何區別？該如何選擇？品牌經驗分享： 為什麼設計師偏愛 Prusa 與 Elegoo？新手入門有哪些避坑指南？解決生活難題： 3D 打印不只是印模型，更是日常生活的「維修神操作」。倫敦建築速報： 題外話分享 Royal Academy (RA) Summer Exhibition 與最新的 Serpentine Pavilion 參觀心得。無論你是設計系學生、模型愛好者，還是想了解科技如何改變生活的聽眾，這一集都能讓你對 3D 打印有全新的想像！-Available on Spotify, Google Podcast, Apple Podcast!Link in Bio#無瑣事事務所 #NothingMuchOffice #廣東話Podcast #香港Podcast #3D打印 #3DPrinting #建築設計 #FDM #MSLA #Prusa #Elegoo #RA #RoyalAcademy #SerpentinePavilion #倫敦生活 #設計師日常 #MakerHK #香港創作 #科技生活-Music track: Lamp by LukremboSource: https://freetouse.com/musicRoyalty Free Background MusicSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/nothing-much-office/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy
2022-08-0258 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA Podcast“The space they deserve:” PA Shaw’s Summer MakespaceMorgan Keohane secured a maker space for her library at PA Shaw Elementary in Dorchester. Heart of America provided the grant and the volunteer-led upgrades went in this June. Before it happened, Morgan came on to discuss the grant process, how she plans to apply the new resources to her Guided Inquiry Design curriculum next year, and what the maker space means for a culturally responsive educational institution. Heart of America on Facebook (check the photos)  PA Shaw Library Books Discussed: The Promise of Access, Daniel Greene The Wild R...
2022-07-2051 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMCTBA Minicast 4: Social JusticeTitles Discussed: Stamped: Racism, Antiracism and You, by Ibram X. Kendi & Jason Reynolds Punching the Air, by Ibi Zoboi & Yusef Salaam
2022-07-0415 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMTCBA Minicast 3: Culturally Responsive HistoryElla and Westwood Public Library Teen Services Librarian Felicia O’Keefe discuss two culturally relevant, timely books dealing with the mid-20th century. Visit https://www.mateenchoicebook.org/ or email the 'cast at podcast@mascholibraries.org Titles Discussed: Fallout: Spies, Superbombs, and the Ultimate Cold War Showdown, by Steve Sheinkin We Are Not Free, by Traci Chee
2022-07-0117 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMTCBA MiniCast 2: Family CultureOur second installment of the MA Teen Choice Book Award hype: Reba talks Elizabteth Acevedo and Bonnie, Jennifer de Leon. The theme of this ep is family culture. Enjoy! Titles Discussed: Clap When You Land, by Elizabeth Acevedo Don’t Ask Me Where I’m From, by Jennifer de Leon
2022-06-0815 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA Podcast“They Don’t Call It The Library”: On DecentralizationColleen Simpson teaches at a decentralized library in the Lester J. Gates Middle School in Scituate. She wrote an article describing the layout and process of her day, but we dug further and discussed her involvement in the design and implementation of that space, through media literacy and research curricula. The sets of skills and hacks Colleen has gleaned from this decentralized space and responsibility get into areas of circulation, programming and administration. Colleen's Secondary Column: Notes from the Middle: Curating a Middle School Collection in a Decentralized Library The Gates Middle...
2022-06-0154 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMTCBA MiniCast 1: “Books like this can be such a lifeline…”Episode one of our MA Teen Choice Book Award previews features Suzanne Larson, committee chair and Seekonk High School Librarian; Joanna Correa, Haverhill Public Library Youth Services Department Head; and Wendy MacArthur, a recent SLIS Grad. The theme is "LGBTQ kids figuring out who they are" and each episode (there will be NINE more!) will focus on a different theme. Listen up, put em’ hold, and encourage your students to VOTE. Visit the MA Teen Choice Book Award Site here. Titles Discussed: Cemetery Boys, by Aiden Thomas The Ma...
2022-05-2419 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastThe Patsy-Cast: A Conversation With a Legend!Patsy Divver, Millis Middle School-High School Library Teacher, who was awarded the Judy Paradis Memorial Service Grant this year, talks about her beginnings in libraries, her philosophies and approach, and what she’s leaving behind for the students at her school. Anyone who has talked to Patsy knows she's a dedicated, empathetic colleague, and Ella and I had a good time talking with her. Books mentioned: Things You Save in a Fire: A Novel by Katherine Center Out of My Mind, Out of My Heart, and Blended by Sharon Draper Other Wo...
2022-05-1754 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastLive at the MSLA Conference, 2022with Rachel Bouhanda.
2022-04-0851 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastMASS Teen Choice Book AwardSuzanne Larsen (Seekonk High School Library Media Specialist) and Barb Fecteau (Barb) lay out the stakes of the newest game in town: the MA Teen Choice Book Award. Listen up for how to get involved and get excited about this new statewide program. The MTCBA book list will be unveiled at the conference at the end of this month! We have a great discussion about the ins and outs, what to expect as we roll into April with this program, and what perspectives the work on this committee have given them. Sign up for the conference here RI...
2022-03-1640 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA Podcast“We’re the Only Us”: Year Two of the Virtual ConferenceWe talk to Alix Woznick, school librarian at Beverly Middle School, about her role as the chair of the conference committee. If you still haven't regiestered, here's the link: https://whova.com/portal/registration/msla_202203/ We mentioned a bunch of different previews for conference events to get hyped. Here are a few: Pablo Cartaya: https://www.pablocartaya.com/ KC Boyd: http://www.kcboyd.com/about-kc.html Disabled Activists and online meetings: https://prismreports.org/2021/12/28/a-return-to-normal-threatens-gains-disabled-activists-made-in-expanding-accessibility-through-virtual-and-hybrid-events/ L’anomalie by Hervé Le Tellier (The Anomaly) While I Was...
2022-03-0430 minRuby Rogues
Ruby RoguesThe State of State Machines - RUBY 536Interested in state machines? We’re not sure you should be…but it depends. In this episode, the Rogues discuss the merits of state machines and how to know if you actually need one…or if you just need to do some soul searching. They lay out the KEY to organizing your code, how automobile analogies will help you simplify your situation, and what to know about callbacks, records, and controllers this year.In This Episode1) Why you probably don’t need a state machine (with SOME exceptions) 2) How remembering “the car and its oil level” keeps you from overcomplicat...
2022-02-231h 08MSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastDiscussing DeweyMSLA's Jennifer Mason Stott, librarian at Graham & Parks School in Cambridge; Gillian Bartoo, a cataloger from CPS, and Maya Bery, librarian from Carlisle Public Schools join a conversation about the Dewey Decimal System. Relevant links: Maya's post on hacking: https://msberyslibrarysite.squarespace.com/writings/why-i-hacked-dewey-and-what-i-learned METIS: https://schoollibrarycatologing.weebly.com/metis.html Sex Education on Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80197526 Dress Codes: How the Laws of Fashion Made History, by Richard Thompson Ford: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54303114-dress-codes?ac=1&from_search=true&qid=CQkZeLWwJ8&rank=5
2021-11-201h 02MSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastClimate Prep WeekIn sharing our conversation with Gardner, Ella and I hope to dispel some of the anxiety you might be feeling about... well... climate anxiety. But also, anxiety about scheduling something around Climate Preparedness Week, which runs annually from Sept. 24th to 30th. Gardner is a tireless advocate for this issue, and she discusses resources, programming ideas, and how climate change is, for some, still discussed as an abstract concept. With her students at Dartmouth Middle School, Gardner uses the curriculum to move past concepts into action and service. Initiatives discussed: CREW and Climate Prep Week, https...
2021-09-2039 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastGetting Graphic with LizaLiza Halley is Library Teacher at Plympton Elementary School in Waltham, MA, who not only believes graphic novels are great-- but essential. In collaboration with Plympton Elementary’s visual art teachers, Liza is developing an “Art of the Comic'' class. Join us for a conversation about how literacy is-- crucially-- more than just about words on the page. Liza on Twitter: @LizaLitDiva Liza on Insta: lizahalley08 Media discussed: Shirley and Jamila Save Their Summer by Gillian Goerz Go with the Flow by Lily Williams, Karen Schneemann Unde...
2021-09-0951 minMSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastHey Barb.In this episode, we talk to Barb Fecteau, librarian at Beverly High School. Barb is Barb. She wrote a great column in the last forum issue about one of her favorite subjects, Fun (https://www.maschoolibraries.org/newsletter/conference-fun-committee). Ella and I had fun talking to her, too. Mentioned texts and hubub: Renee Hobbs, Virtually Viral Chernowitz! by Fran Arrick My Antonia, by Willa Cather A Tree Grows in Brooklyn, by Betty Smith Homegoing, by Yaa Gyasi Are You My Mother? by PD...
2021-06-0848 minSem Freio
Sem FreioSem Freio 120 - Profissão GAME DESIGNER e artes nos games com Marcelo MatereComo é trabalhar com desenvolvimento de games? Tanto games independentes como trabalhando dentro de um grande estúdio. Vou conversar com o Marcelo Matere, que trabalha na Electronic Arts no Canadá, e eu que já fiz projetos na Ubisoft, além de desenvolver meus games próprios. Hoje vamos bater um papo livre sobre a criação de jogos e a profissão de game designer. - Participantes Convidados: Marcelo Matere CONTEÚDO DESTE EPISÓDIO: Como começamos a desenvolver games Jogo “Salve o mico” da “turma do saber” Desenvolver games nos anos 90 Livro: “...
2021-06-032h 27MSLA Podcast
MSLA PodcastIn Conversation: MSLA President Elect Jen VarneyFor our debut episode, we invite MSLA President Elect Jen Varney for a conversation about her start in cataloging and academic librarianship and her move to schools in and around Boston. Jen's term begins in July. She charts her involvement in MSLA and plans for the future of the organization. Episode resources: MLSA Website  Massachusetts School Library Study: Equity and Access for Students in the Commonwealth School Libraries Are the Bedrock of Freedom from Publisher's Weekly,  May 07, 2021 Jen's email: jvarney@mascholibraries.org Cambridge PS Facebook: https://www.fa...
2021-06-0142 minPhD Transition Report On-Demand
PhD Transition Report On-Demand6-Part MSL Job Search Blueprint- From Designing An MSL Resume To Crafting Your MSL Interview Presentation MSL Careers Require A Different Set of Skills Join Isaiah, Elizabeth Thatcher, and Yuri Klyachkin as they discuss an MSL job search blueprint that includes designing a resume and crafting your interview presentation. Here’s a quick rundown of this week’s episode… First, Isaiah interviews PhDs who have successfully transitioned into MSL positions.Next, Isaiah, Elizabeth, and Yuri discuss the soft skills needed to be an MSL.Finally, Isaiah, Elizabeth, and Yuri review the presentation standards set forth for MSLs. From This Week’s Show… Advice From Fellow PhDs ...
2020-10-1248 minGet a CUE Podcast
Get a CUE Podcast20. Get a CUE with 2020 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year Takeru NagayoshiBrandon sits down with New Bedford English and Research teacher Takeru "TK" Nagayoshi, the 2020 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year. During their conversation, they talk about the process of becoming a teacher of the year candidate, anti-racist and anti-bias in education, recruiting more BIPOC into education and leadership positions, TK's advocacy work, and the upcoming MassCUE/WGBH/MASCD/MSLA Better Together workshop. You can find TK Nagayoshi on Twitter at @TK_Nagayoshi
2020-08-1833 min