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Gwynedd Council s Library Service is contributing to a brand new Welsh language podcast for readers. ‘Byw Llyfrau will be discussing all kinds of books, chatting with different authors from Wales about their books and reading interests. It s a light, easy-to-listen podcast that will hopefully appeal to all book lovers. The Welsh Government funded Estyn Allan project is being led by the Society of Chief Librarians Wales which offers representatives from each authority the opportunity to take part in a digital training project. Library staff from Gwynedd, Conwy, Ceredigion and Denbigh are leading on the production of the podcast. Rhian Evans, Gwynedd Council s Consumer Services Librarian, said: “We received training on all kinds of digital elements, such as social media, video editing, live streaming and podcasting.
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LIBRARY staff across all local authorities in Wales will have access to an exciting digital training package, thanks to a grant from the Welsh Government’s Cultural Recovery Fund. The past 12 months have seen a huge change in the way public libraries across Wales have been able to deliver their services due to the Coronavirus pandemic. With ongoing restrictions meaning that libraries have not been able to open their buildings for browsing, libraries have been transforming the way they are delivering their services and connecting with users. Libraries have been quick to develop services to enhance their digital offer such as e-books, e-audio books and e-magazines, as well as online stories and rhyme times, which has already seen a huge surge in usage and membership.