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TECH.LIBRARY

Enhance public library services for visually impaired users through ICT tools and training

 

Duration

2020–2022

Goals

Exchange of good practices among collaborating organizations, improving the competencies of librarians in the field of ICT, setting up international network of libraries for cooperation at seeking response to the needs of the blind and the visually impaired users.

Target Group

Employees of public libraries, the blind and the visually impaired users.

Description

The Ljubljana City Library cooperates as partner in the Project TECH.LIBRARY within the Erasmus+, KA2: strategic partnerships in adult education programme. The project is intended to perfection of public libraries’ services for blind and visually impaired users, a goal we wish to achieve through the use of ICT tools and training of librarians. In the Project beside the LCL six other partners from five European states cooperate. These are:

  • Unione della Romagna Faentina (Italy),
  • Gradska knjižnica Rijeka (Croatia),
  • Regionalna narodna biblioteka “Petko Rachev Slaveikov”, Veliko Tarnovo (Bulgaria),
  • Valmiera Municipality (Latvia),
  • Biblioteca Nationala a Romaniei (Romania),
  • ARGO di Donda Andrea e C. snc (Italy).

Activities, foreseen in the project, are: exchange of examples of good practices, study visits among partners, the production of an on-line platform, of video learning materials and of a manual, the organisation of international project meetings and professional conferences.

Project’s Results

LINKS

The conference

At the international professional conference We can do it – Seeing forward that took place on November 17th 2022 in Ljubljana lecturers from various organizations have presented their excellent work with the blind and the visually impaired.

Programme

Presentations of contributions (in Slovene):

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ContactS

Mateja Lesar

Simona Šinko, PhD