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The document discusses opportunities to improve a library website to better meet user needs and expectations. It identifies behaviors like online research and mobile learning. It examines solutions from other libraries like search boxes, separate user groups areas, and social networking. It provides examples of library websites and recommends easier additions like social media and Google Scholar links. It also identifies more complicated improvements such as single search and issues to address like navigation consistency.
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