Teenagers, Public Libraries & Secondary Schools Rita Chapman

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Presentation given by Rita Chapman, a Masters student on the University of Ulster Library and Information Management course at the LISC NI 2010 AGM

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Teenagers, Public Libraries & Secondary Schools An exploration Rita Chapman

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