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Community libraries for the 21st century

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RT @WEAadulted: The importance of Community libraries for the 21st century http://t.co/5sJlRuxh

 

"Arts Council England and the LGA have developed guiding principles which will assist local authorities who are considering reviewing the delivery of their library services to work with their communities.

Some of these guiding principles include:

the importance of local authorities taking a strategic view across their whole library servicethat there is no one model recommended for community involvement – locally appropriate solutions usually work bestthat community libraries are testing new approaches to library service delivery

You can read more about the guiding principles in the report: http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/what-we-do/supporting-libraries/community-libraries-research/

 

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Guiding principles for local authorities - worth a look!

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How the New York Public Library is embracing the art of video games - The Verge

How the New York Public Library is embracing the art of video games - The Verge | The Information Professional | Scoop.it
The New York Public Library has played host to book clubs, film clubs, and since May of this year, a video game club.

Link here: http://www.polygon.com/2012/12/17/3776722/new-york-public-library-game-club
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Senior librarian Thomas Knowlton use of the library's social space!

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