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Nov 13, 2009
Cybrary Man
There should be some areas in a library where you can do reading, study or research without any interference. However, the library media center today should be a place for collaborative projects and making use of the wonderful Web2.0 tools that are now available.
Leah
I agree with Cybrary Man.
I think some areas need to be quiet since many children have trouble concentrating, but collaboration is important too.
The following is an article that may be of interest to librarians
I think some areas need to be quiet since many children have trouble concentrating, but collaboration is important too.
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