YOU are perfectly capable of finding Mr/s. Right and having a fabulous marriage It's just a matter of selecting the right person in the first place.

The Compatibility Matrix reveals exactly how to find the right match for you. Using the RESPECT Principle, you'll be able to quickly filter out those with whom you have little or nothing in common, and you'll develop strategies and insights in meeting people who share your interests and values. The Matrix study surveyed more than 250 couples, and these survey results are the foundation of the RESPECT Principle.

So many people have grown up in single-parent households, and they may have no idea where to begin...or whether they can trust themselves to make the right decision regarding getting married. The Compatibility Matrix gives a set of actual measurements by which you can make an "educated guess" whether the person you're falling in love with might actually be The One. This book takes almost all of the guesswork out of the equation. And as a bonus, you'll learn a little bit more about yourself in the process. Enjoy

Foreword by Joseph "Dr. Joe" Christiano

Designed to be reused and shared, learning objects are digital content and assessments centered on student learning outcomes. The promise of sharing online instruction across libraries, campuses, or a consortium holds time-saving appeal. An easy to follow tutorial for creating online library instruction with learning objects, this manual is written by three librarians with the New Literacies Alliance (NLA). Winner of the 2016 ACRL IS Innovation Award, NLA is an interinstitutional information literacy consortium that addresses the "new" literacies required for academic success and lifelong learning. This book walks readers through creating and sharing outcome-based lessons that allow students to master skills at their own pace; demonstrates how to use assessment to ensure that students learn foundational research and critical thinking skills rather than simply how to use a database or discovery platform; sketches in the background and mission of NLA, sharing examples of successful collaboration across institutions; includes an assortment of NLA's workflows, design processes, and style guides; and offers project planning and implementation tools, including checklists, steps, and critical questions to consider. Written for groups or individuals who want to collaborate to build learning objects, this book will also be useful to anyone with a desire to learn more about resource sharing, instructional design, and library instruction.