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I'm going to have to say that _older_ people(seniors) are keeping libraries alive. I've seen programs at libraries to help the Elderly learn basic computing sk
by dugditches 9y ago
I'm going to have to say that _older_ people(seniors) are keeping libraries alive.
I've seen programs at libraries to help the Elderly learn basic computing skills, or have activities together(knitting clubs, boardgames, etc), to get them out of their homes/retirement communities and to a new place.
- swuecho 9y agoprobably depends on the community. The library I usually visited were mostly kids and their parents. the librarians are probably the only older people. Another one, I did not notice many kids in the libraries.
- Spivak 9y agoThe common theme is that there is much less demand for large stores of book and more demand for internet access and adult education.