A group of Library Tech students at University of the Fraser Valley created this mini-documentary about a BC library system’s work for a school project. This is the story about my pal, librarian Smitty Miller, at the Fraser Valley Regional Library System in BC. It’s a 15-minute documentary about the development and philosophy of Library Live and On Tour, a community development project at Fraser Valley Regional Library, British Columbia, Canada. It’s a very innovative and re-imagined version of the bookmobile.
Watch it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZQiAdKDPZM&feature=youtu.be
15 minutes documentary.
Here’s a second one from FVRL (15 minutes):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQs9KZIO87M
I’d embed the videos if I could but that’s turned off.
They’re inspiring on many levels. If you’re feeling a little disconnected from library life right now, watch them.
Stephen
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This is great and Smitty is one cool lady! The fact that she has wifi and a cool ride is so awesome. Wondering why the heck the OverDrive BookMobile that is so high tech only has broadband…..just saying!
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