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Episode 224 - Faculty Summer Institute Debrief

05/28/2019 It’s Tuesday, May 28th, 2019 and welcome to Episode 224 of TechTalk4Teachers, I’m Tom Grissom, I'm Newton Key, and I'm Catherine Polydore. Welcome to TechTalk4Teachers the show about teaching and learning with technology .  In this episode we do a debriefing about a recent Faculty Summer Institute conference we all attended. We share some of the session information we gathered and discuss active learning and Generation Z. Your browser does not support the audio element. Right-click here  to download. Show Notes: Faculty Summer Institute - 2019 #FSIengage •      Technology Picks of th e Week Tom's Tech Pick of the Week Microsoft Stream and Microsoft Forms Integration Newton's Tech Pick of the Week Answer Garden Catherine's Tech Pick of the Week Poll Everywhere That wraps it up for Episode 224 of TechTalk4Teachers . For show notes please visit eiu.edu/itc and click on the TechTalk4Teachers link. Until next time, this is Tom Grissom, I'm  Newton K...

Criminal Justice Technology in the News

Law Enforcement News Tourniquet, Ballistic Vest Save Life of Veteran Salem Police Officer During Traffic Stop Salem Statesman-Journal, (05/16/2019), Capi Lynn A Salem (Ore.) police officer survived being shot three times during what was thought to be a routine traffic stop thanks to her ballistics-resistant vest and her use of a tourniquet to stop the bleed from a leg wound. The tourniquet came from a trauma kit carried by all of the force's officers. Link to Article Aurora Police Training to 'Use Words Instead of Guns, Use Questions Instead of Orders' in Cases of People With Disabilities Chicago Tribune, (05/16/2019), Denise Crosby for the Aurora Beacon-News Police officers in the Chicago surburb of Aurora, Ill., are receiving mandatory crisis intervention team training to help de-escalate encounters with individuals with disabilities and/or mental illness. The training gives officers a different perspective and helps them better handle incidents involving these ...

NIST Convenes Forensic Science Research Innovation to Implementation Symposium

On June 19-20, 2019, NIST will convene a symposium where forensic scientists, researchers and technology transfer experts will come together with laboratory professionals, business leaders and other stakeholders to explore ideas for speeding innovation in the nation's crime labs. NIST invites researchers to submit contributions to a poster session at the Forensic Science Research Innovation to Implementation Symposium.  To participate, please submit an abstract of 1-2 paragraphs via email to Karen Reczek at karen.reczek@nist.gov by May 27. All poster contributions will undergo a review by the organizers; authors will be notified of acceptance by June 3. Vendors interested in exhibiting opportunities should register as an attendee and contact Grace Hao at grace.hao@nist.gov for additional guidance. For more information and to register, visit https://www.nist.gov/news-events/events/2019/06/forensic-science-research-innovation-implementation-symposium-ri2i

New Just Science Podcast Season Released: 2019 NIJ R&D

In episode one of the 2019 R&D season, Just Science interviews Dr. Katherine Scafide and Dr. Daniel Sheridan about their use of Alternative Light Sources for the detection and assessment of cutaneous bruising.  Until the 1990s, it was commonly believed that clinicians and forensic professionals could estimate a bruise's age by analyzing its color change. Although that is not the case, Drs. Scafide and Sheridan are working on developing a method to assess variations in bruise appearance associated with the amount of force, subcutaneous fat and other objective variables. They discuss the characteristics of bruising, the factors affecting bruise perception and their innovative use of paintballs in this episode of Just Science, produced by the National Institute of Justice Forensic Technology Center of Excellence. Visit https://forensiccoe.org/just-science-podcast/ to listen.