Mobile Libraries: Defining the phenomenon

  • Georgios B
  • Panagiota P
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Abstract

This article presents a brief historical review of the appearance of mobile libraries and then continues to define the phenomenon on the basis of two of its distinct features: library services and mobility, which both concern institutional Mobile Libraries and non-institutional mobile libraries. In addition, special reference is made to the significant presence of non-institutional mobile libraries in the world of books. The text closes with a short reference to the social contribution of mobile (and mobile) libraries (education and lifelong learning, entertainment, communication -connection -meeting) to everyone and, more particularly, to people with special physical and/or social needs and the necessity to support the continuation of their operation.

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Georgios, B., & Panagiota, P. (2018). Mobile Libraries: Defining the phenomenon. International Journal of Library and Information Science, 10(3), 35–40. https://doi.org/10.5897/ijlis2017.0816

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