Global libraries ukraine - bibliomist program
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The Bibliomist Program is a training initiative for Ukrainian librarians that has been operating since 2008. It includes a national training center and 24 regional centers that provide modules on topics like IT basics, innovative services, and advocacy. Approximately 5,000 librarians have been trained through the 3 core modules. Needs assessments found that trainers wanted a shared web resource, so an online platform was created for trainers to exchange materials and promote interactive learning.
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