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The document discusses the DSC Library's use of Pinterest to promote library resources and connect with students. It highlights aspects of using Pinterest that they enjoy, such as creating image-friendly boards and sharing boards with other libraries. It also notes some challenges, such as copyright issues and images not always being available. The document provides best practices tips and examples of boards they have created or plan to create, including boards promoting new books, research guides, and banned books.
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