215 research outputs found
Oral History Transcription with Evald Anderson & Linnea Anderson
No full textA transcription of an oral history compiled in 1979https://digitalmaine.com/stockholm_docs/1010/thumbnail.jp
Easter gathering at Swedish Methodist Church parsonage, Georgetown, Texas
No full textL-R: Bertha (Mrs. Oscar) Berkman & Mrs. William Anderson; children: Jane (Munson) Tirey, Linnea (Bergquist) Smith, Leslie Field Munson
Teaching Research and Learning Skills with Primary Sources: Three Modules
No full textA descriptive case study of a program of three related instructional modules designed to attract interest, convey key ideas about primary sources, introduce archival theory and archival practice, as well as develop learning and research skills. Developed from initiatives exploring information literacy, student learning outcomes, instructional support, interdisciplinary projects, and awareness of learning styles.Bean, Ryan; Anderson, Linnea. (2012). Teaching Research and Learning Skills with Primary Sources: Three Modules. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/123258
The Use of Melodic Intonation Therapy in the Clinical Setting
No full textAN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Linnea Anderson, for the Masters of Science degree in Communication Disorders and Sciences, presented on 4/3/2013, at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. TITLE: The Use of Melodic Intonation Therapy in the Clinical Setting MAJOR PROFESSOR: Kenneth O. Simpson Melodic Intonation Therapy (MIT) is a popular published program for Broca\u27s aphasia. This investigation focused on the clinical use of MIT. Five participants were selected to take part in a survey. Of these five, none had purchased the program and all had created a modified MIT program. Some of the participants used their modified MIT program with individuals who do not have Broca\u27s aphasia. Varying levels of effectiveness were indicated by the participants about their modified MIT program
Linnea Torn World -pelidemon tuotanto
No full textOpinnäytetyönä tuotettiin Linnea Torn World -pelidemo, jota käytettiin rahoituksen hakemiseen ja pelimekaniikkojen testaamiseen. Pelissä on olemassa juoni ja tarina suunniteltuna.
Pelidemossa pelataan hahmolla, jolla on kaksi erilaista lähihyökkäystä ja yksi taikahyökkäys. Tämän lisäksi sulava liikkuminen ja loputtomasti vihollisia tuhottavana Linnea Torn World -pelidemon maailmassa.
Opinnäytetyön asiakkaana oli Tomi Ahola toiminimi ja opinnäytetyön tekijä.
Opinnäytetyössä käytettiin Unity3D-ohjelmaa ja siihen ostettua Playmakerkomponenttia. Opinnäytetyö käsittää Linnea Torn World –pelidemon määrittelyn, toteutuksen, työkalut ja pelidemon esittelyn.The purpose of this thesis was to produce Linnea Torn World game demo, which was used in the application for funding. The game demo was also used to test the game mechanics and functions.
The story is taking place on an island where multiple worlds collide and the protagonist is forced into a harsh environment to fight for her own survival while trying to save others living on the island. The game is a story driven 2.5D side scrolling hack&slash platformer. You are in control of a character whose sibling supposedly died on birth and lives on in one of the colliding worlds and is strongly connected to the protagonist's consciousness providing aid and information on your journey. Your character is provided with melee combat and spellcasting abilities. You will face distortions of the people and animals living on the island due to the worlds colliding and causing havoc in the reality you can see. Things might not be what they seem, but your connection to the other side will give hints about the real state of things.
The customer of this thesis was Tomi Ahola and the author of the thesis. The game demo was programmed using the Unity3D program and the additional Playmaker component that was purchased from Unity3D asset store
The utility of a molecular assay in determining Phytophthora sojae pathotypes
No full textThis research was supported by the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP).Anderson, Ava M.; Markham, Kathleen K.; Johnston, Linnea; Floyd, Crystal; Johnson, Cathy; Groves, Carol; Smith, Damon; Chen, Senyu; Malvik, Dean; McCaghey, Megan. (2025). The utility of a molecular assay in determining Phytophthora sojae pathotypes. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/277305
Author visits at public libraries : A survey of the author perspective
No full textThis study deals with author visits at public libraries, where the author perspective is the focal point. A questionnaire was sent online to the members of Författarcentrum and this study is based on the 87 replies. It was found that a majority of the respondents, 76 of the 87, had made at least one author visit to a public library during the last five years and that their main reason for visiting was reportedly to meet with the reader. Steiner's four categories of authors from 2019 was used to place the respondents in the literary field based on Bourdieu's theoretical framework, the categories being star authors, established authors, acknowledged authors and published authors. It was found that there were certain differences in the experience of the author visits based on what category the author belonged to, and that the authors with strong positions on the literary field were favored in some ways. Throsby's model from 2001 of the creative work process was used alongside Bourdieu's thoughts of the literary field, with the conclusion that author visits to public libraries seem to be a kind of work that produce both economic and cultural value for the author. However the sampling wasn't big enough to make certain general statements of how authors experience and view author visits to public libraries on a larger scale
Kommunikation, etik och moral : En studie baserad på nyhetsrapporteringar gällande avslöjanden av företag som inte följer sina egna värdegrunder och policydokument gällande kommunikation angående hållbarhetsfrågor.
No full textAuthor: Linnea Brundell Mentor: Gábor Bora Course: Media and communication studies, C- level, advanced course. Communication, ethical and moral – a survey based on news exposing companies which does not follow their own communication policies. Plot: In a leader in the newspaper Arbetarbladet, the writer says that the numbers of journalists are going to be reduced, while the numbers of informant officer are going to increase. Theory: The theory which has been used in the essay is Pierre Bourdieu´s field theories, Jürgen Habermas theories on representation and theories about the company’s values. Method: The method used in the essay is a qualitative text-analysis. The material in the essay is articles from the newspaper Svenska Dagbladet and Dagens Nyheter. Also two documentaries from the TV-show Kalla Fakta will be a part of the material. Adocument made by the trade union DIK, which tell about ethical guidelines for information officer, journalistic rules for their work are also a part of the material. Result: The survey shows that the companies have been failing to work after own policy documents.
Class of 1920
No full textShown in the 25th anniversary photo of the class of 1920 are Ruth Gustafson Olson, John Howell, Wendell Johnson, Rev. Gilbert Bengtson, Marjorie Johnson Knutson, Carol Jean Becker Swenson, Dorothy Johnson Lutz, Barbara Eckman Krig, Dr. and Mrs. O.J. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Helmer Nilson, Dr. Hobart Johnson, Dr. Ernest Anderson, Judy Anderson, George Howell, Mrs. Paul Gustafson, Dr. L.P. Howell, Dagmar Cassell Anderson, Edna Carlblom Howell, Rev. Paul Gustafson, Mrs. R. Vern Eckman, Linnea Idstrom Becker, R. Vern Eckman, Ruth Nelson Johnson, John Palm, Oscar Augustson, Lawrence Brings, and Mrs. Lawrence Brings
Ålder är inte bara en siffra : En kvalitativ studie om socialsekreterares attityder gentemot åldersbedömning av asylsökande ensamkommande barn
No full textAuthor(s): Hanna Kartano & Linnea Johnsson Title: Age is not just a number – a qualitative study about the attitudes that social worker have towards the request from the Migrations office regarding age assasement of unaccompanied children seeking asylum. Supervisor: Roberto Scaramuzzino Assessor: Elizabeth Martinell Barfoed This study explores the attitudes among social workers that are working with unaccompanied children seeking asylum concerning the request from the Migration Agency regarding the age assessment of unaccompanied children. The sample is based on social workers in the Swedish social services working with unaccompanied children seeking asylum. The sample is based on both convenience- and targeted selection. Semi-structured interview is the method of choice which has been used with the social workers. The empirically gathered material has been analyzed based on the theoretical concepts of ethics and discretion as well as organization theory. In the gathered material the authors of this study have found that the attitudes among social workers differ regarding their competence as well as the room for subjective opinions. Furthermore, it has been shown that there is an absence of discussion concerning age assessments within the group and that there is a difference of opinion regarding the need for it. The likelihood of avoiding to give information to the Migration Agency that could potentially be to the child’s disadvantage in the age assessment differed among the social workers of this study. The arguments used were, among others, the law as well as the social workers’ lack of competence in the matter. theory, discretion
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