NLA/MPLA Conference, South Lake Tahoe, October 17, 2017
Up, Down, and Sideways: Integrating State and Local Data
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Danielle Patrick Milam LVCCLD, Director, Development & Planning
Robbie DeBuff
Presenters
Library Consultant, NSLAPR, 2013 to 2016 LVCCLD, Assistant Manager, Clark County Branch Library
Marc Futterman President/CEO, CIVICTechnologies, Los Angeles 2
Understanding complexity
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UNDERSTANDING COMPLEXITY
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One Branch 22 Household Segments
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MARKET SEGMENTATION HELPS MAP HOUSEHOLD DIVERSITY QUICKLY WITH CONTINUOUSLY UPDATED DYNAMIC DATA
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UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITY
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WHO DO WE SERVE? 68% 22% Family Super Groups
Singles and Couples
10% Seniors
Elementary Schools
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Understanding Core Customers
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CORE CUSTOMERS
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Understanding Community Challenges
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Community Challenges FAMILY HOUSEHOLDS LIVING UNDER $50K/YEAR
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Community Challenges AREAS OF HIGH ADULT LITERACY CHALLENGES Modeled on National Study of Adult Literacy Conditions 13
Positioning the Library as a Change Agent Locations of Adult Literacy Outreach Sites
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Positioning the Library as a Change Agent
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Las Vegas Urban League
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● Application development for diverse audiences ● Demonstrate Return on Investment (ROI)
Background
● Statewide needs assessment ● Provide data-driven guidance to NSLAPR ● Demonstrate partnership success between state agencies 21
Step 1: A True Statewide Initiative
Integrating LVCCLD efforts Identifying local community needs statewide Nye and Lincoln Counties
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Vision
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● Data Integration ○
Statewide broadband accessibility ■
Proposal Concept
Soon realized that data on a broadband was outdated and exhibited little integrity for our purposes
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Statewide library reporting data
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Statewide, county, and local data sets such as education, crime and health
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Leverage existing Grade Level Reading data
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Demonstrate the library’s ROI
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Provide data-driven guidance to NSLAPR
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Demonstrate state agencies partnership success 24
● Phase 1
Phased Development
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Data integration and application development for Grade Level Reading and library ROI
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Soon realized Broadband data integration was not going to provide a robust picture
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To include data and applications to assist NSLAPR and libraries in NV in funding allocation decisions
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To include data and applications with respect to other state agencies
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Lindsey Harmon Connect Nevada Sena Loyd Carson City Library
Advisory Committee Several meetings during the course of the project
Danielle Milam Las Vegas Clark County Library District Robbie Nickel Elko County School District Cyndi O Humboldt County Library Emily Reed Washoe County Law Library Jeff Scott Washoe County Library System Tammy Westergard NSLAPR 26
CommunityConnect
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Discover
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Insights Grade level reading
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Predicting high risk locations for grade level reading 1
2 Location Risk Index
3 Collection and Usage Benchmarks
4 Personal Customer Profile
Recommendations
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Location Risk Index The location risk index identifies locations by risk level of children for reading at grade level Risk is identified at three levels: Jurisdiction Branch service area Census block group
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School Metrics
Block Group Metrics
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Nevada School Performance Framework
STI Demographic Data
Reading proficiency determined by the NSPF “Status Measure of Achievement”
Weighted Variables as Quartiles Variables include: Crime rate
Note: adjustments are made to observe students and not just schools
% under 9th grade education % speak only English
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% with married couple households % living in poverty Average household income 33
Las Vegas/Clark County
Reno/Carson City/Washoe County
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Dashboard
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Support Center
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Vision: Phase 2
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The Team
Marc Futterman, Presdient/CEO CIVICTechnologies
[email protected] Danielle Milam LVCCLD Director of Planning & Development
[email protected] Robbie Debuff LVCCLD Asst. Branch Manager Clark County
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