Category Archives: Reflection Blogging

Reflection on New Models: Video Games and Libraries

Posted on October 26, 2026 by Adalie Twede

The community college library I currently work at recently underwent major renovations. Part of the renovations included creating a Student Engagement Room which acts as a sort of lounge space. There is comfortable seating, board games, and a large TV … Continue reading →

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Reflection on Hyperlinked Environments: Library Signage

Posted on October 4, 2026 by Adalie Twede

In Signage by Design, Edward Luca and Bhuva Narayan examine the power of signage within libraries to make or break a library user’s experience. They write specifically about the importance of signage in mitigating library anxiety. Good signage allows patrons … Continue reading →

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Reflection on Hyperlinked Communities: Inviting and Including Students with Children in a Community College Library

Posted on October 3, 2026 by Adalie Twede

Academic libraries can be intimidating, especially for students who have children. Academic libraries are often geared towards silent study, and students who have small children may feel anxious about interrupting that silence. Community college libraries serve many untraditional students, including … Continue reading →

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