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Monthly Archives: January 2020
Are There Any Meetings on Library Assessment?
Assessment is a growing topic of interest at American Library Association meetings and last weekend I had the privilege of participating in several meetings to discuss trends and challenges. Look at How Far We’ve Come: Successes Assessment practice is evolving … Continue reading
Furniture feedback in Charles Library
When we opened Charles Library in August of 2019, we knew right away that we needed to increase the seating capacity in the building. During the day, a walk through the upper floors of the building gives the impression that … Continue reading
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