Setting up a Learning Commons in the Library Phase 1: a case of Atmiya Group of Institutions
Journal Title: Journal of Advanced Research in Library and Information Science - Year 2018, Vol 5, Issue 1
Abstract
This paper discusses the literature on learning commons concept. It then provides a brief overview of the Learning Commons Model at Atmiya Group of Institutions Library and Learning Centre and how it has impacted the usage of the space. This is a paper useful for practicing Librarians who are keen on having a Learning commons setup at the Library.
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Sheetal Dushyant Tank,
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