The document summarizes Bulgaria's participation in the Global Libraries initiative, which provides public access to computers and internet in local libraries. It discusses how 960 libraries in Bulgaria have received equipment and training, providing access to job searches, education information, healthcare services and more. Typical libraries now have 3-25 computers and a trained librarian helping users access online services. Since 2010, library visits have increased 11-16% with the greatest growth in small towns, showing people are utilizing the new resources.
The document discusses the results of a study on the impact of the Global Libraries - Bulgaria program on modernizing Bulgarian libraries. The study found the program helped increase access to technology and improved digital skills, particularly benefiting vulnerable groups. The report recommends Bulgarian libraries continue developing innovative ICT services and partnering with local communities to promote social inclusion.
The Peyo Yavorov 1982 Chitalishte purchased 1,386 new volumes in 2007-2008 and had 209 patrons who borrowed 3,249 books in 2012. It participated in the Global Libraries Program from 2010-2011, which provided computers and equipment to create promotional materials and publications. The Chitalishte organizes cultural events to educate local residents and preserve traditions, and supports several amateur performing groups for folk dances, songs, and theater that participate in national and international festivals.
The document summarizes Bulgaria's participation in the Global Libraries initiative, which provides public access to computers and internet in local libraries. It discusses how 960 libraries in Bulgaria have received equipment and training, providing access to job searches, education information, healthcare services and more. Typical libraries now have 3-25 computers and a trained librarian helping users access online services. Since 2010, library visits have increased 11-16% with the greatest growth in small towns, showing people are utilizing the new resources.
The document discusses the results of a study on the impact of the Global Libraries - Bulgaria program on modernizing Bulgarian libraries. The study found the program helped increase access to technology and improved digital skills, particularly benefiting vulnerable groups. The report recommends Bulgarian libraries continue developing innovative ICT services and partnering with local communities to promote social inclusion.
The Peyo Yavorov 1982 Chitalishte purchased 1,386 new volumes in 2007-2008 and had 209 patrons who borrowed 3,249 books in 2012. It participated in the Global Libraries Program from 2010-2011, which provided computers and equipment to create promotional materials and publications. The Chitalishte organizes cultural events to educate local residents and preserve traditions, and supports several amateur performing groups for folk dances, songs, and theater that participate in national and international festivals.
От втората половина на 2010 година Моби2 започна целенасочено и постъпателно да разработва една нова сфера в областта на корпоративните обучения - електронните обучения, или e-Learning. През годините съзнателно се оформиха два ключови проекта – eLearn.pro и eCompany.pro.
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a short description of cooperation between librarians from two different countries and the potential of expanding the cooperation based on the use of Web 1.0 and Web2.0 tools
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The document discusses the state of libraries in Romania. Key points include:
- Romania has one of the lowest per capita incomes in the EU and roughly 20% of its workforce works abroad.
- Romanian culture has discouraged innovation and community participation, resulting in sterile public institutions.
- The average age of collections in Romanian libraries was 43 years old in 2008, and only 10% of the population visited libraries that year, indicating 50 years of neglect.
- Libraries have been isolated from international counterparts and function more as museums than community centers. This lack of advocacy and demand has created difficulties for libraries.
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The Librar-e Turkey Project is a 28-month pilot project involving 26 provinces and 52 district libraries across Turkey. It aims to promote public libraries and librarianship in Turkey. The project team has worked to build support from the library community by organizing meetings with library school faculty and students to engage future librarians. They have also held meetings with directors of pilot public libraries who expressed more motivation than expected.
The document discusses the state of libraries in Romania. Key points include:
- Romania has one of the lowest per capita incomes in the EU and roughly 20% of its workforce works abroad.
- Romanian culture has discouraged innovation and community participation, resulting in sterile public institutions.
- The average age of collections in Romanian libraries was 43 years old in 2008, and only 10% of the population visited libraries that year, indicating 50 years of neglect.
- Libraries have been isolated from international counterparts and function more as museums than community centers. This lack of advocacy and demand has created difficulties for libraries.
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This document describes a project by the Paisii Hilendarski Municipal Library to provide training to mayors and technical assistants from Samokov Municipality. The training aimed to improve skills in using new technologies and providing e-services to citizens. Modules covered topics such as Windows, online searching, e-documents, e-signatures, legislation resources and national databases. As a result, mayors' offices improved their ability to offer administrative services electronically, benefiting residents. The project also decentralized services and improved quality of life. Sustainability plans included further consultations and expanding training to other groups.
The document discusses a training program on financial services that was conducted at the Lyuben Karavelov District Library in Ruse, Bulgaria. It provided training to library users to improve financial literacy and familiarity with financial products. The program trained 20 librarians as trainers who then delivered training to 94 library users in 10 groups. Trainees learned about topics like debit/credit cards, loans, mortgages, and Bulgaria's banking laws. The program resulted in improved financial knowledge for users and an innovative new service being launched at the library in partnership with a local bank.
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This document outlines a project between Ivan Vazov District Public Library, the Union of the Deaf in Bulgaria, and other organizations to improve access to electronic resources for hearing impaired individuals. The project aims to establish a new service providing equal opportunities for hearing impaired people to use public services, initiate their active integration into the community through accessible e-services, and raise awareness of their needs and importance of inclusion. The organizations will work together to facilitate hearing impaired access to electronic resources and services at Ivan Vazov District Public Library.
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This document summarizes the results of a survey assessing the impact of Bulgaria's Glob@l Libraries program. The program equipped public libraries with computers, internet access, and training for librarians. Surveys found the program significantly increased library visits and users, internet usage at libraries, and use of new digital services. Many users now rely solely on libraries for technology/internet access. The program helped people study, improve jobs skills, search for work, access health information, and communicate more in their communities. Vulnerable groups like Roma and unemployed saw particularly strong benefits from increased access. In conclusion, the program stimulated technology use and provided equal opportunities for citizens to engage in the digital world through their local libraries.
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- Libraries have been isolated from international counterparts and function more as museums than community centers. This lack of demand has created a cycle that makes it difficult for libraries to improve.
This document provides an overview of traditions and innovations at small public libraries in Stambolovo Municipality, Bulgaria. It describes the natural beauty and history of the region. Libraries have transitioned from small collections to modern information centers through a program that provided computers and training. Libraries preserve cultural heritage through collections and events celebrating traditions like Vine Grower's Day, Baba Marta, and Lazarus Saturday. They host community events and bring generations together while adapting to current needs through technology and knowledge access.
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4. ЕТАПИ: Изграждане на проектна мрежа Проучване и анализ на: на потребности потенциален обхват Формиране на партньорства Проектни предложения за допълнителна субсидия анкети Изработване на учебни материали Определяне на целева група подготовка на зали Национална пресконференция по повод стартирането на услугата
5. Запознаване, въвеждаща част ОБУЧЕНИЕ: Провеждане на входни тестове и формиране на групи Учебни и практически занимания Провеждане на кратък изходен тест Раздаване на удостоверения/сертификати
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15. РЕЗУЛТАТ: ИНТЕГРИРАНЕ НА ГРУПИ ХОРА ЗАСТРАШЕНИ ОТ СОЦИАЛНО ИЗКЛЮЧВАНЕ ИНФОРМАЦИОННИ ПОЗНАНИЯ ПРИДОБИВАНЕ НА ОСНОВНИ УМЕНИЯ ЗА: РАБОТА С КОМПЮТЪР КОМУНИКАЦИЯ В ИНТЕРНЕТ
16. БЛАГОДАРЯ ЗА ВНИМАНИЕТО Велислава Маринова Работна среща “Нови услуги в модерната библиотека” София, 24-25 ноември 2011 г.