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The Public Library of Jumilla involved, in collaboration with the Regional Library in the Project: 'What do you know?
Come to the Library and tell ', a collaborative training project for sharing knowledge among users of the Library.
The councilman of Culture Joan Guardiola has invited all to participate and noted that "it is that every user, which last year had over 20,000 attendees, come to the library, if experts tell us something or have any issue or matter that can be shared and this would be a program to expose these issues we raised. "
"This project mainly participatory," added Guardiola.
According to reports from the library, "we realize the potential of user knowledge to share with other citizens and with our staff. If you are very good at some activity, discipline or hobby, you have the ability to pass and you want to disclose your knowledge, we offer you our facilities for you to come and tell us about it. "
The project, called 'What do you know?
Come to the library and tell ', is to invite anyone who wants to expose their knowledge on a subject that dominates.
This material may be 'academic' or not, ie can range from questions about the web 2.0 to trivia about the Twilight saga.
Naturally, the proposals will pass through a filter that determines the interest you have to perform each one.
The idea is to share knowledge, to propose a theme and work with the library.
Interested persons may present their project or propose a topic of interest for someone who knows you thoroughly take up the challenge of coming to show it.
The informative sessions will be announced properly and each will require prior registration in accordance with available capacity.
Not accept projects that have a commercial interest.
The Library is not responsible for opinions and content displayed in the sessions.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla
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