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I'm Lauren

I live in the bottom of the bottom west half of the United States MItten

My professional background is an MA in Information Science, eight years working in university and college libraries, two years working as an art museum librarian, three years contract work in instructional tech for a nonprofit, one year (nearly) with a public university as an Information Technology Specialist

An interesting thing about me is that I co-wrote the information document that helped prompt the City government where I live to pass a climate action resolution for the city. Usefulness of this overall to city wide climate action? Undetermined. But working as a member of - and with - the Environmental Advisory Board? Awesome.

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Bonus Challenge: Match the flags with their icon

A Climate Adaptation Exercise

Lesson Plan: Objective: To introduce adult learners in a course about Climate Adaptation, Morality, and Justice: Starting Where Your At using Google Maps to help them create a road trip to become a tourist in their own state as well as a way to emotionally connect them to the natural world available to them. The creation of the map will create a foundation of care in students for future class discussions surrounding the new climate morality. Considering, grappling with, or answering questions like: - How do we balance the different mentalities around climate change and our responsibility or values within that larger discussion? - What is the balance of caring for our natural world while also being a unavoidable (for now) participant in its continued disruption and destruction? - How have our perceptions shifted? How can they continue to shift to achieve the kind of sustainability that will allow us adaptability? The stops on the map below illustrate how students will plan a road trip

Internet Persona Level Unlocked

well now... I have recorded a podcast Likely Learning Episode 1 Here there be dragons. ❤

Remote Possibilities: Likely Instructional Learning by Lauren

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