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![]() In the afternoon we visited Conestoga College Library in Doon, one of the university of applied sciences in Ontario. A real struggle (20 staff, 500 study places, for some 9000 students) for space out there. There are four liaison librarians, working on the specific information literacy programs for the colleges. The special learning commons area was separated from the library. Striking for me was the fact that the library was renamed library again, whereas it used to be the learning resource centre. It seems to be a step back.
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![]() At the learning commons a writing centre was located; students can book sessions to guide them through their paper writing, for math support and there was a specific area for disabled students, where students not only find dedicated software, but also customized hardware spots.
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Mooi verslag met goeie fotoos. Zo kan ik mooi de studiereis van mijn collega Hester van Randen volgen. Wat een luxe
“four liaison librarians, working on the specific information literacy “!