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Ipswich Library provides the following training sessions for interested readers or groups :
- How to search the library webpage, catalogue & databases
- How to set up and maintain a wiki for your book club
- How to set up a book club
- How to use online tools for book club or reading purposes
The Ipswich Library's website has lots to offer readers, book club and non-book club members alike. Knowing what's available on the library's website and how to go about it will allow you to take advantage of resources provided by the library.
Book into a free Your Library Online training session now.
How to set up a wiki for your existing book club
A wiki for your book club will allow your members to extend your activities beyond your usual meetings. With a wiki, you would be able to communicate with each other online - you can view your schedules online, record your discussion topics, write reviews, and read each other's views of the book of the month. Click here for an example of a Book Club Wiki. If you like this idea, book into a free Info Coach session now.
How to set up book clubs
If you have been wanting to join a book club but not had much success, why not set up your own? We will help you with tips and advice for setting up your own book club. Book your free Info Coach session now to get some help.
How to use online tools for book club or reading purposes
Discover LibraryThing, My List, NextReads, NoveList, Digital Library and Wikis in our Embrace the Book awareness session just for book clubs. Book your free session at Book an Info Coach . Just tick the box for help for "book clubs" .
Email infoserv@library.ipswich.qld.gov.au to register your interest in any of these areas.
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