World's first library to add cutting-edge technology is Michigan-based

World's first library to add cutting-edge technology for the cognitively challenged is Michigan-based
Heather Wood-Gramza was perusing the internet and found 'Tovertafel.' She never knew her interest would lead to Zeeland's library being the world's first.
Author: Brent Ashcroft
Updated: 8:23 PM EST February 25, 2021
ZEELAND, Mich. — The word 'Tovertafel' is Dutch for, 'Magic Table.'
The Howard Miller Public Library in Zeeland will be the first in the world to receive and implement the Tovertafel, cutting-edge technology, which the library hopes will help its patrons with cognitive challenges.
Heather Wood-Gramza, who is the director & community leader of the Howard Miller Library, says she was perusing the internet during some free time in the fall of 2019.

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