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The document discusses changes made to library physical spaces at BCLUW Libraries to better accommodate 21st century skills and collaboration. Cafes, booths, VR labs, green screen rooms, and flexible seating were introduced. The libraries also focused on accessible shelving, technology, and spaces designed for different ages. Professional learning networks are utilized extensively by the librarian to stay connected with other educators and find new technologies to benefit students.
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