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How to make the library more interactive
Library project

By: Kevin Fernando
Class: 9 RoC
Word count: 1,387

Children Interactive Library
(Age Group targeted: 3-7 year olds)
Adding physical installations in the library can make the library more fun and educational.
What is it?
Obtaining information through any means of medium like sound, touch, smelling and seeing is known as a physical installation in a library.
How does it work?
The children get to see new things, touch them and play with them. Visual design and choice of material also plays an important role.
How is it interactive?
In recent years, obtaining information on different ways has grown. Theories of multiple Intelligence and different learning styles have been taken into aspect.
The children get the see new things and interact with them.
How would it be helpful?
By adding physical installations in the library, the children get stimulated and get encouraged to visit the library more.
Is it educational?
Yes, it will help a kid who doesn’t like reading at all to get more information and knowledge.

CONTENTS PAGE:

PG 1- Design, Specifications
PG 2- Specifications
PG 3- Tests for the Video, Evaluation(Specifications)
PG 4- Evaluation(Specifications)
PG 5- Design Draft
PG 6- Plan
PG 7- Plan, Screenshots
PG 8- Screenshots
PG 9- Evaluation of whole project
PG 10- Bibliography
PG 11- Appendix
Design:
In this project, we are required to create any medium which makes the library more interactive. The topic is to make the library more interactive. It is important that children visit the library to gain more knowledge. In this project, I chose to make a video and advertise the library to make more children to visit it.
I can use windows movie maker or any other video editing program to make the video needed for this project.
My objective is to make a video that convinces the children that the library is great and should make them want to visit it more often.
I will give a clear understanding for the children
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