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- Collection: 2020 CALA Annual Conference
Treasure Hunt in Library? Why Not!
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VR/AR in Higher Education: Improve Student Engagement through Immersive Learning Environments
Tags: Education, Higher, Virtual reality
Position: 343 (519 views)
Building Family Branch in Rural Area: An Action to Create the Literary Village
Tags: Creating rural libraries, Families and libraries, Libraries in China, Libraries--Services to families, Library services to families, Rural library, Rural library system, Village libraries
Position: 256 (544 views)
Make the Most of Data Analyzation to Improve Library Website UX
Position: 216 (563 views)
The Development of Digital Humanities and Academic Research in China: A Special Issue of Library Trends
Tags: Digital humanities in China, Humanities--Data processing, Humanities--Information technology, Libraries in China, Library Trend, Projects in digital humanities, Research in digital humanities, Special issue
Position: 293 (533 views)
OCUL Collaborative Futures Project
Position: 166 (589 views)
Assessing Use of Library Space
Tags: Assessment, Library buildings, Library services, Library space utilization, Library spaces, Space utilization, Space utilization in academic libraries, Space utilization in libraries
Position: 299 (532 views)
Rural and Urban: Two Private Children’s Libraries
A report of ongoing research in China
First experience: In 2011, a fellow Fulbright Scholar introduced Jon Jablonski to private children’s libraries in Wuhan. From 2014 to 2019, he visited 35 libraries in 14 cities.
Smiling Library introduction in 2017: while…
Tags: Children's libraries--China--Chengdu, Libraries in China, Private libraries--China, Private libraries--China--Chengdu
Position: 398 (503 views)
GIS and Senior Services During Pandemics
Position: 225 (557 views)
Using Digital Humanities Initiative To Advance Diversity and Inclusiveness in Your Library and University: Best Practices
Position: 402 (500 views)
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Room to Dream
This is the third book in the Front Desk series. Mia Tang is the daughter of Chinese immigrants working and living at Calvista Motel. She tries to…
