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The document discusses the Libguides CMS platform used by over 3000 libraries worldwide, including Cornell, Yale, Oxford, IIM Bangalore, and IIM Visakhapatnam. It outlines key features of Libguides like content management, custom layouts, search and widgets, group functionality, security, and LMS integration. It also provides instructions on accessing the Libguides dashboard, creating new guides, adding content like databases and books, and using statistics.
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