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Florida Community College in Jacksonville BUILDING COMMUNITY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: THE ROLE OF THE LEARNING COMMONS Michael B. Reiner Executive Dean Florida Community College in Jacksonville Kent Campus

Florida

Jacksonville

Florida Community College at Jacksonville www.fccj.edu

Community College: An institution of higher learning in the USA Sometimes called a junior or technical college Offers both liberal arts and workforce training Curriculum entails General Education requirements Accredited to grant certificates and Associates’ degrees Many are now beginning to offer baccalaureate degrees Generally non-residential; student come from the local community Students are often both of traditional college age and adult learners Students often have multiple roles that compete for their time and demand their energy – parent, worker, community member, & student Students often need remedial work to qualify for college courses The community college often gives those without privilege a second chance for an education, an opportunity to improve their economic condition, and a way to become a contributing member of society

“In fact, the typical library of the twentieth century reflected a traditional model largely in intact since the time when an earlier technological revolution – printing – transformed it from even older archival and scriptorium models built around collections of clay tablets, papyrus scrolls, and illuminated manuscripts.” Beagle, D. R. (2006). The Information Commons Handbook. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers

                            Founded circa 300bc, the Great Library of Alexandria was the most famed literary repository of the ancient world.

Digital Natives 1. They are immersed in a world of media & gadgets. Their technology is mobile. The Internet is integrated into their world. They are multitaskers. They are prepared for the radical way technology will change in the next ten years. The way in which they approach learning & research is shaped by their techno-world.

The Horizon Report 2007 Time to adopt: Two-Three years Smart Mobile Phones Virtual Worlds Time to adopt: Four-Five years New Scholarship & Emerging Forms of Publication Massively Multiplayer Educational Gaming

West Regional Jacksonville Public Library

Ubiquitious Technology Email & Internet Surfing Hubs Technology Training Center Media Production Center Computer Center – Workstations that access both electronic library resources & a full suite of software applications Computer Lab Dedicated to Teaching Information Literacy, Bibliographic Instruction, & Software Training both during scheduled classes and on demand. Wireless Access Laptop check-out Ports for Laptop Network Outlets Teleconferencing & Distance Learning Facilities

Group Spaces Tutoring Center Computer workstations arranged in clusters Academic & Language Labs Carrels with low dividing walls Large tables Group study rooms Conference Rooms Lecture Theatre Social Space Private Space Cybercafe

User Friendly Environment Central Information Desk – Shared by Reference & Information Technology Staff Modular & comfortable furniture Smart card enabled, High Volume Printing Services (copiers, printers, scanners, fax machines) Space conducive to Working & Learning Collaboratively and in Teams An environment that is well-lit, warm & inviting

The Learning Commons Historically, a “commons” was a community’s open civic space, or town square, both a market place for the exchange of goods and services, and common ground where members of the community gathered to trade ideas, stories, and comradeship (Beagle, 2006). The Learning Commons describes a physical space where students, teachers, librarians, and other educational staff meet to utilize resources from around the world accessible with technology to create learning communities in the pursuit of knowledge. In this new vision, what was once a library will become the center of learning on campus, simultaneously adaptive to individual needs and responsive to collaboration among members of the academic community.

Florida Community College in Jacksonville BUILDING COMMUNITY AT THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: THE ROLE OF THE LEARNING COMMONS Michael B. Reiner Executive Dean Florida Community College in Jacksonville Kent Campus 49