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The article focuses on the advantages of Q-thek concept for designing learning situations in libraries in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It mentions entrance areas are being redesigned to attract users to the libraries in an open and friendly manner, the design should appeal to all users and age groups, nobody is excluded, and lounge areas with different functions, such as B. lounge areas, reading cafés and workspaces.

The article reports that the children's and youth library of the Aachen City Library, has remained in its own area, while the youngsters have been given their own space near the adult library. Topics include city library for visiting the freestyle youth library in Düsseldorf-Benrath; and Aachen City Library, consisting of an adult library, a music library, a children's and youth library offering library management of the central library.

The article reports on reading promotion programs of city libraries. It is one of the concerns of public libraries to get potential readers. Based on this consideration, several program series have been developed over the past decade, bringing children from the very young age into contact with the library, its topics and its offerings.

The article informs on a practical project conducted by Sustainability Week 2020 with the aim to expand the position of the media library in Krefeld as a third place and to open up additional user groups. It mentions a wide range of cooperation partners should ensure that as many parts of urban society as possible can find each other with their information needs.

The article reports on the "Night of Libraries" event that was held on March 6, 2015, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The event was attended by more than 50,000 visitors, which featured crossboccia tournaments, tango, salsa, zumba, hip-hop and bokwa workshops, under the motto "eMotion: Libraries move."

The article reports on the development of reading and working places in the course of the last 30 years at the University Library Wuppertal in Germany. The development in the field brought tension between growing inventories, increasing numbers of students and the associated changing demands on the library.

The article reports on the construction of computer workstations in libraries. In the eighties and nineties of the 20th century, the introduction of computer workstations in libraries, which was at first punctual and later massive, inevitably led to significantly changed usage concepts in libraries. The "German Initiative for Network Information" had its first appearance with public computer workstations in university libraries.

The article informs that Öffentliche Bücherei St. Georg Vreden is offering Filmfriend streaming portal and the TigerBooks interactive service available to users of the library in Münsterland's medium-sized town since mid-May and early June 2021.

The article informs on a project in which a retro arcade console in the shape of a coffee table was created in the Dormagen city library, independently planned and assembled. It mentions about the use of game consoles mentioned there by the target group of young people, who are often difficult to reach in libraries.

The article reports that Buzzwords such as micro learning and storytelling are modern methods of conveying information with types of learning require a teaching format that adapts to the needs of 'User Generation Z', that accompany the learning process. Topics include early digitization leads to increased internet-based use in areas of communication, leisure activities or information search; and requirements for information and support services offered by libraries to enable mobile learning.

The article reports that City Council of Düsseldorf approved the relocation of the central library of the Düsseldorf public libraries to the building at Konrad-Adenauer-Platz in front of the main train station. Topics include customers come to the library to borrow or return media and stay there for a limited period of time; and user structure and user behavior of library visitors and their expectations of the library as a public place with customer expectations in the digital age.

The article reports that Paderborn City Library has been offering a variety of technical services for Paderborn library customers for almost 30 years with technical development and the associated investments in new services from politicians. It mentions about catalog of recommendations from the Entrepreneurship Development Program of the specialist department for public libraries in North Rhine-Westphalia with a broad range of information technology offerings.

The article informs that due to the digitization of society, the framework conditions for the work of public libraries are also changing. It mentions due to the widespread availability of mobile devices and social networks, people today use media almost independently of time and place, however, they are no longer just consumers, but also create and design media themselves.

The article reports on the University Library (UB) in Paderborn, Germany. The onslaught of students on academic libraries was seldom greater than it is today. This also applies to Paderborn, where the library is most popular, with an average of over 4,700 visitors a day. It is the most popular university place of learning.

The article reports on the project to create a modern learning and communication center with consulting and event rooms at the old building of the Medical Library of the University and Regional Library Dusseldorf (ULB) in Germany. The old facility had to be closed due to dilapidation after 40 years of use.

The article reports on the training course on "Historical Bindings in Libraries,"organized by the Center for Library and Information Science Continuing Education (ZBIW) on September 29-30, 2014 in Cologne, Germany. An overview of the cover forms from the Middle Ages to modern times was followed by the presentation of conventional and electronic tools for their determination.

The article discusses what one should do if he/she wants to display a library in pictures and still not want to rotate a multi-divisor. The "Night of Libraries" event that was held on March 6, 2015, in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, took the opportunity to produce an image film that institutions can use for their own advertising, regardless of the event.