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Spanish for librarians
By karen | June 27, 2012
This past week at ALA, Mango announced the latest addition to its stable of languages (joining the religious and scholarly languages they added earlier this month) – Spanish for librarians! Allow Mango to introduce you to its latest resource:
Awesome librarian, meet Libby. Libby, meet awesome librarian. Now that you’ve met, we know that you and Libby the Librarian will be fast friends. Especially since she can help you learn Spanish! Her new course was specifically developed to help librarians like you to better serve your Spanish-speaking patrons. It covers library-specific content like how to help a patron obtain a library card, navigate the reference desk, and much more.
Ready to start learning Spanish with Libby? Go to Mango Languages on AskRI. (Or learn one of the other new languages they just added, including Swedish, Icelandic, Castillian Spanish and Tagalog. Get all the news on the Mango blog.)
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