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Article
Library Outreach through Media Wall Exhibits
College & Research Libraries News
(2014)
Abstract
This article describes the media wall exhibit program used to showcase and promote the work of Yale faculty, researchers, academic units, and university-sponsored community programs. With the mandate to combine two traditional, academic branch libraries and astatistical lab, designing a new hybrid service model was crucial. Planners reviewed dataabout students’ use of space, visited innovative library sites, and researched architectural features that could be included to create a vital,aesthetically pleasing collaborative space forthe 21st century. Data showed that students preferred group study spaces and an interactive community facility. A media wall is an avenue for interaction with this research community and a new model for exhibits.
Keywords
- library outreach
Disciplines
Publication Date
December, 2014
Citation Information
Gwyneth H. Crowley and Lori Bronars. "Library Outreach through Media Wall Exhibits" College & Research Libraries News Vol. 75 Iss. 11 (2014) p. 605 - 609 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/gwyneth_crowley/3/