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Libraries test tech allowing patrons to self-checkout
Delaware’s libraries are investing in tech that allows patrons to check out their own items – and also lets staff members do some nifty things behind the scenes.
Tech Help @ Lewes Library
The Lewes Public Library offers free technology assistance the first and third Friday of each month from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM on a drop-in basis.
Providing a Statewide Service for Delaware Libraries
Delaware libraries have collaborated to provide online reference services to students and patrons as part of the Delaware Library Consortium.
A new program allows residents to use Delaware libraries to help clean their neighborhoods
Keep Delaware Beautiful and Delaware Libraries launch a new partnership aimed at helping residents keep their communities clean.
State to build new $22M Wilmington library
The state is set to acquire a North Market Street site to build a new $22 million Wilmington Library, just a short distance from an existing branch, Gov. John Carney announced Tuesday.
New Library Cards for Kids
Goal: Half of Delawareans have a library card… help us reach 100% to achieve a Stronger Delaware!
How to Speak the Language of the Flowers: Floral Dictionaries in the Horticulture Collection
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but how about a bouquet of flowers?
Five Library Resources and Services You Probably Didn’t Know About
I’ve been both a public librarian and a school librarian, and I’m currently employed as a digital university librarian.
How Do School Libraries Prepare Students for Success in College and the Workforce
Public libraries are instrumental supporters of learning and development at all levels.