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The document describes a scene in an app storyboard for screen 5. The scene focuses on the importance of the circulation desk in making impressions on patrons and representing the library and university. As the face of the institution, circulation desk staff must present themselves as knowledgeable and helpful in interactions with others. The storyboard provides details on narration, audio, transitions, animations, and audience interaction for the scene.
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