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The document discusses developments in libraries in London and beyond. It notes that libraries are collecting vast quantities of materials both physically and digitally, and are providing more spaces for study as well as digital resources. However, libraries still need staff to manage resources and teach users information literacy to make sense of the increasing amount of available information. The future will require libraries to take on more of a digital focus to store and provide access to the growing proportion of scholarly works that are produced and accessed electronically.
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Creating New Knowledge
- 1. Creating new knowledge: libraries at the centre of learning Gwyneth Price Collection Development Services Librarian Institute of Education
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