Speed Reading For Education

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Devad Goud

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Adel Serag

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Dec
18th

Is a Library Without Books Still a Library?

Categories: Reading Resources |

Imagine that you’re going to the public library in your town, and walking in the front door. You see the information desk in front of you, and tables on either side with people reading – nothing out of the ordinary, right? But the people at the tables are using e-readers and computers, and behind the information desks there are no long shelves full of books. In fact, in the Bexar County BiblioTech building in San Antonio, Texas, there aren’t any books at all.

The BiblioTech opened in September 2013 as a 21st-century library for local residents, with a focus on literacy, education, and technology. Instead of checking out books, library patrons can check out e-readers. There are also dozens of e-readers for use at the facility, as well as desktop computers and wireless internet access. They offer computer classes at the BiblioTech both to help people use the onsite resources and to learn how to use modern technology to get better employment skills. The library is free for anyone living in Bexar County, and like many other (book-filled) libraries, offers an online catalog so that materials can be checked out at home.

Does a library that has no printed books still seem like a library to you, or do you think it’s more like a computer center? With more and more focus on e-books instead of printed ones, perhaps in the 22nd century the libraries that do have bookshelves, and books on them, will be the ones that seem strange. However, the purpose of libraries is to help people enjoy reading, learn new things, and take advantage of the world of information, no matter what form that information takes. Whether you think a library needs a row of hardbacks or a line of laptops, you can’t deny that the BiblioTech is providing the access its users need to the wealth of literature and resources that will help them enjoy their free time, and enjoy success at work and school.

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