The reading promotion case of our library won the second prize of the 2021 National Reading Promotion Case of the Library

Release time: 2021-12-13

Article source: Reader Service Department

Article author: Ren Huamei

Under the leadership of the library’s leadership, the reading promotion team of the Library (Ministry of Cultural Heritage) will continue to practice the“Heirloom of Farming and Reading”in 2021, and organize and carry out the social practice activities of“Agricultural Bookstore Ambassadors in Action”. Combining college students’ “hometown”during winter and summer vacations with college students’ “three trips to the countryside”social practice activities, through the mutual influence of family and neighborhood, expand the influence of the farmhouse bookstore, improve its service efficiency, and make the farmhouse bookstore truly become a bridgehead for the revitalization of rural culture And gas stations, and finally realize national reading in rural areas led by advanced culture.

In order to share service innovation concepts with librarians and deliver the latest ideas to readers, this event was used as a case study of library (cultural heritage department) reading promotion service innovations to participate in the "2021 Libraries Reading for All" sponsored by Shanghai Library Association and other institutions. Promotion and Information Literacy Education Innovation Case Collection" activity, and won the " Second Prize ".

More than 140 cases were solicited in this case collection activity. A batch of outstanding cases that are innovative, operability, long-term development and positive impact were recognized by experts, and finally 10 first prizes and second prizes were selected. 15 prizes and 20 third prizes. And at the "Innovative Case Collection and Sharing Exchange Meeting" held in Fengxian District Library, Shanghai on December 2 Public libraries, college librarians, reading promoters, etc., share the latest ideas and opinions on reading promotion and service innovation for the whole people to readers, and bring new ideas and experiences through case exchanges.