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Learning and literacy that is grounded in personal relevance, meaningful relationships, civic engagement, and a sense of purpose, is what the Connected Learning Alliances describes as “connected learning.” For public libraries, building connected learning-based teen services means reimagining offerings to reflect the culture and needs of diverse teens and their communities. Two new reports offer v
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Health Happens in Libraries: Technology Planning for eHealth
For Social Good: Libraries and the Sharing Economy
Re-Imagining Public Libraries
The Reference Interaction: Fusion of Modern and Traditional Reference Services
If They Know About It and They Care About It: Successful Marketing Strategies
Badging the Library, Part 2: How
Badging the Library, Part 1: What and Why
IFLA in Helsinki Welcomes a First-timer
Take a Tour of WebJunction
The Engaged and Embedded Library
The Yellow Brick Road to Digital Inclusion
