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The Importance of Libraries
Have you heard the rumors?
“Libraries are obsolete.”
“We don’t need libraries (or librarians) because everything is on the Internet.”
“There is no future for libraries.”
I don’t believe any of that, and I bet you don’t either.
But what do you about it? What do you say to someone who believes the rumors?
Well, now you can find inspiration from this list of 33 Reasons Why Libraries and Librarians are Still Extremely Important.
This is a great resource for quick sound bytes to counter the rumors that are spreading about libraries. The list covers all sorts of arguments for libraries and librarians, from “libraries aren’t just books” to “libraries and librarians improve student test scores”.
So, how do you advocate for your library? How do you educate and inform people about the importance of libraries? Share your tips and tricks with us!
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i thuink that libraries are one of the most important thing that we have with out book we would all be dumb can the internet teach you math no that comes from a text BOOK
THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER TO EVERYTHING
yah i agree it…
libraries have individual importance…not yet internet have such importance…not in future it can do…