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Texas Computer Education Association Library Academy Keynote
This document contains images and snippets of text from various sources about libraries and their role in communities. It discusses how libraries can be disruptive by providing access to knowledge and how they help shape school and community culture. It also questions how libraries can capture and tell the story of learning as well as embrace wonder, possibility, and the spirit of "What if?".
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