Promoting Library Visibility Through Creative Programing.
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Abstract
Digital libraries and their librarians face a challenge to remain visible to users since almost all their resources can be accessed without having to visit the library space. Libraries with a primarily electronic collection can promote their visibility through creative programing that draws people into the library space or provides opportunities for users to engage with librarians. A new, primarily digital academic health sciences library shares its experiences with developing creative user events and programs to promote the library's visibility.
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| Authors | Gillum, Shalu;Williams, Natasha; |
| Journal | medical reference services quarterly |
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10.1080/02763869.2019.1623616
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