Expanding the Sphere of Library Outreach
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Libraries are expanding their outreach efforts beyond their walls to reach more patrons. New methods include using mobile technologies to deliver library services anywhere, partnering with other community organizations to provide information in more locations, and shifting collections from physical to digital formats that can be accessed online. Libraries are changing to stay relevant in a world where information is increasingly accessed through digital and social media channels rather than traditional books and in-person visits.
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