Interactive online training (using Articulate. Storyline) demonstrating how to find/use resources. Informational brochure describing the resources; suitable for print ...
Finding Substance Abuse Resources for Your Community:
An Interactive Online Training & Toolkit for Washington State
http://adai.uw.edu/findit
Introduction ADAI has a strong focus on dissemination and outreach and, to that end, has developed a number of online resources and databases.
I Am Looking For. . .
Apply for NN/LM Awards! Did you know each of the 8 regions of the National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM) offers small grants in several categories?
Despite the high value of these assets to those who use them, many people in our state don’t know they are available or, if they do, are unsure how best to utilize them to find the information they need. To help address these needs, we applied for and received a National Network of Libraries of Medicine (NN/LM) Health Information Services Award to develop an online toolkit of resources intended to improve our outreach to and education of various populations in our state.
Data & Statistics
Trending Topics
Prevention/Treatment
I Am A. . .
The awards support a wide range of projects, including professional development, training, health education, addressing health disparities, technological improvements for your organization, and exhibiting at conferences.
Who’s It For? • Treatment providers • Parent and community organizations • Addiction studies students • Other stakeholders (policy makers, general public, e.g.)
What Do They Need?
Toolkit Components Interactive online training (using Articulate Storyline) demonstrating how to find/use resources. Informational brochure describing the resources; suitable for print or online sharing. Online portal providing a single point of access to identified resources, the training, and the brochure. Choose whether you want to find resources of a certain type (data, e.g.) or selected for a user like you (provider, e.g.)!
Find out what awards your NN/LM region offers and apply for something!
Professional/ Provider
Parent/ Community Group
Includes Resources From:
UW/ADAI
ADAI Library ADAI Clearinghouse WA State Data & Resources Screening & Assessment Instruments Database Evidence-Based Practices Database LearnAboutMarijuanaWa.org Medicinal Cannabis & Chronic Pain CME training StopOverdose.org Treatment Retention Toolkit Fetal Alcohol & Drug Unit (FADU)
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College Student/ Teacher
What’s Articulate Storyline?
Washington State • • • • • • • •
WA State Liquor and Cannabis Board WA State Department of Health Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery (DBHR) Community Epidemiology Work Group WA Recovery Help Line/TeenLink The Athena Forum Healthy Youth Survey Seattle Children’s Hospital
National
PubMed, National Library of Medicine Medline Plus, National Library of Medicine Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) NIDA’s Clinical Trials Network Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) • National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices (NREPP) • National Addiction Technology Transfer Centers (ATTCs) • NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals
http://nnlm.gov/
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Take our (short!) Articulate Storyline training!
Used to make our online training module for this project (as well as several other e-learning projects at ADAI), Storyline, E-Learning! magazine’s 2012’s “Best E-Learning Development Tool” and “Best Mobile Authoring Solution,” is a great program that lets you make your trainings as simple as a basic PowerPoint or as complex as a module that plays and moves almost like a film. Some of the features include: • Supports audio narration or videos; can record right in the program or import from outside sources • Custom animation and motion paths to make things move around the screen however you want them • The ability to use layers and triggers to coordinate complex movements or transitions on the screen • It’s Mobile- and tablet-friendly – and you don’t have to do anything to make that happen! • A customizable “player” where you can add links to resources, a table of contents, a glossary, and give the user full control over the learning pace (via next and previous buttons and playback controls). • Easy to make 508-compliant (for disabled persons) • Storyline is FUN to play around with, easy to learn!
Meg Brunner, MLIS Nancy Sutherland, MLS Jennifer Velotta, MNPL, CDP, ICPS Alcohol & Drug Abuse Institute, University of Washington
