Engaging the Community Using Web 2.0

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The document discusses ways for a library to engage its community using various Web 2.0 technologies. It lists tools like Blogger, Flickr, and Delicious that can be used for blogging, photo sharing, and bookmarking. It also mentions hosting youth workshops on topics like digital art, blogging, movie making, and animation. The goal is to teach community members, including teachers, about new ways to use the library with Web 2.0 tools.

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