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Comune di Fano VAKO 21-25 MA 2018 Milne 1: NE N EPTI OF TES 247 The Municipality of Fano with Mediateca Montanari collected data through:


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VAKO 21-25 MA 2018 Milne 1: NE N EPTI OF TES

Comune di Fano
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The Municipality of Fano with Mediateca Montanari collected data through:

  • 1. A questionnaire.

The answers to the questionnaire have been collected paper base, via newsletter and via facebook 6-18 March, 2018

  • 2. A focus group with local
  • rganizations to discuss open

questions 30 March, 2018

247 quones coc 1 fo gu

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62,3% female

37,7% male

95,1% Italian

Who le t usone

47,8% age 41-60

24,7% age 26-40 23,5% age 60+ 4% age 16-25

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53,4% degree

35,6% high school diploma 9,3% lower secondary education 1,6% primary education

53,4% employed

18,2% retired 15,8% unemployed 4% student

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Do y o lar? Do y u erl op?

*Mainly to get information (Wikipedia, newspapers…) and to communicate (e-mail and social). Only 17,8% use e-learning platforms.

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Did at co in l te ya?

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The se av en w oged :

*University, school, work, coworking, e-learning...

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Wh id ot n a re t as he ye?

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Whe l o per nig us?

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Whi te f in d o re?

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Whi ts a u nes n a w yo e t e n s?

social Literature

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Wol u b erd o h or weg te

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Anas fo go da

The focus group was the hardest part of the costumer panel as the topic of “lifelong learning” was not very well known. In fact not all the participants seemed to have a clear understanding of the word even if the participants were representatives of local associations who know the library. They use to work with people in disadvantaged positions (immigrants, refugees, old people, unemployed people and women).

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The participants have some problems with elderly in involving them in activities to raise cultural level and with people in critical situations (women, unemployed people and immigrants) who don’t want to spend time in training because they want to find a job immediately. The attendees agree about the fundamental role of libraries in training but there is a need for a common coordination to improve training initiatives on the territory.

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Integration

Curiosity

A tool to improve the relationships with others

Wha le L ha t a indu n a n oci?

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Involvement of mothers through their children (Mothers, especially immigrants one, are isolated and it is almost impossible to involve them) Advanced courses of italian language would be needed Training with law enforcement on security is a topic of interest for the elderly A nutrition training especially for the elderly works a lot

Prol or fu

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Qusone . 2 - Rur e

Training 2000 together with Biblioteche Cometa collected 65 responses in rural areas. ❖ 73,8% female ❖ 26,2% male 98,5% Italians Main age group 41- 60 years old (47,7%)

AGE

  • 16-25
  • 26- 40
  • 41-60
  • 60+
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Eduon L Emoyt tu

❖ 95,4% attend libraries

9,2% Lower secondary education 49,2% High school diploma 41,5% Degree

Students Unemployed Employed Retirees Housewives Poets

❖ 90,5% use internet

Main use of internet = to gather information and communicate

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47,7% attended a course in the last 3 years about… These courses were organized mainly by associations (44,8%) and training centres (31%). Not attending a course in the last 3 years was due to… ❖ lack of time ❖ too expensive ❖ too long distance to attend the course ❖ uninteresting subjects ❖ uncomfortable schedules

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Parpas d an or i...

❖ it were organized in a library and near the area participants live; ❖ it would match participants’ interests; ❖ it would foster socialization; ❖ it would improve personal competences; ❖ it would be useful for work purpose and stimulating; ❖ it would coincide with personal schedules; ❖ it would be addressed to both youngers and adults; ❖ it would be cheap or free; ❖ it would be useful for employment.

...an t e…

in the morning (19,7%) in the afternoon (42,6%) in the evening (44,3%) in the week end (11,5%)

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The p or rer y epn is…

Traditional face to face classes with distribution of printed materials (75,4%)

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The js atan r ired e...

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Mos t arpas no tet ten ad g a tu (66,1%), bu h inse n , wo ta...

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Parpas’ ti

  • To disseminate history and culture, to promote

reading books for children, to reduce the use of smartphone and internet;

  • Firstly, to carry out a needs analysis, to organize

the duration of the courses, to avoid to prolong them too much in time, to check the objectives at the end;

  • To keep libraries open for a longer period of time
  • n the week-end, e.g. in the evening, to improve

libraries websites keeping them updated and communicating time changes and extraordinary

  • penings / closures;
  • To organize acting, dubbing, direction, drama

courses for children and teenagers, and to teach them storytelling;

  • To organize music courses;
  • To organize courses for adult people in libraries;
  • The Municipality of Fano is a point of reference
  • n the coast for the municipalities of two valleys:

it should seek more forms of collaboration with

  • ther municipalities. Culture is the first sector

from which to start;

  • To make courses suitable for everyone, simple,

useful and educational;

  • To organize traditional face to face courses;
  • To organize language courses trained by native

language trainers;

  • To organize graphic software courses (e.g.

autocad);

  • To organize courses on permaculture and

synergistic agriculture.