Giengens library: Digital change inspires all generations!

Giengens library: Digital change inspires all generations!

Giengen, Deutschland - The city library in Giengen has developed into a modern retreat for bookworms in recent years. The impressive magnification around double area and the central location in Marktstrasse not only make the library more accessible, but also have the number of visitors increasing significantly. Library manager Daniela Galter emphasizes: "Our library is now twice as large as before and through the central location much more accessible". The changes are a first step to establish the library as the place of exchange and inspiration, not just as a lending point.

digital innovation and reading promotion

Another important step in the transformation is the introduction of the new digital catalog system Winbiap, which is accessible via the B24 app. This enables users to access the entire library stock at any time and conveniently notify books on the go. Parents benefit from the family link, which provides an overview of the borrowing of their children. In addition, the library has strengthened its focus on reading promotion: Programs such as "Antolin" that stimulates children to read is awakened in terms of literary adventures. The support from reading sponsors and events such as reading nights and cultural nights also increase the attractiveness of the library, which has organized a total of 75 events this year. These initiatives were possible through the support of the support association, which provides 7000 euros annually for new books, such as giengengen.de reported.

The library not only relies on digital trends, but also on current reading hits from the Boktok community, which is divided into book content on Tikok. This makes the library a central place that represents a source of inspiration for both young and old. With a new RFID loan system, the operation of the numerous visitors is also more efficient, which significantly shortens long queues. "The library is a key that opens the door to a room full of imagination," says Galter. These developments show how contemporary libraries can still be by combining tradition and modernity.