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This QR code will let you upload photos you took from your phone

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This is like the new book display we have at the PHS library.

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We can put a sections for students to books they find

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We can add small student Murals to the walls

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We can make a study room in the Harry Potter room

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Infographics made by students at CSUCI are displayed on mat board and hung from wires. We can do that

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On the website, the store shows what events will be happening there

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Oxnard Library shows events available for different people

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Oxnard Library shows events available for different people

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CSUCI shows resources for students to be able to discuss 21st Century issues.

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CSUCI shows resources for students to be able to discuss 21st Century issues.

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Despite having a library catalog like PHS, Oxnard Public Library's digital collections seem to have a broader diversity of media. Perhaps we can promote similar resources, such as Internet Archive.

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On their website, CSUCI has a page dedicated to all kinds of research resources. We could take this digital idea and make it physical by having pamphlets or a section dedicated to giving students access to reliable internet resources as well as physical resources including articles, images, etc.

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Barnes and Noble has all kinds of ebooks as well as audiobooks. Despite PHS having some audiobooks, it is very little and we could give students access to a wider variety, especially to those who may struggle with English as their first language as it would help them a lot in following along with the book and not feel resistant to reading.

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Oxnard Public Library has a community puzzle table just like PHS!

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we can add rooms for study

-oxnard public

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we can add study rooms

-csuci

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We can add a little grand piano here at the library

Oxnard Public Library

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we can use design that comes to life to keep the environment interactive and interesting for students

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we can add study spaces here in our library and rearrange our space to better suit these rooms

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we can model our books displays after B&N's book displays

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we can add study rooms like the ones that the Oxnard library has.

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We can display different genres in the interest of the library.

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We can add more computers to print more papers for students.

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Add more shelves for more books to be added.

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We can add rolling comfortable chairs to help when people are in the library for long periods because ik that the wood and plastic chairs end up feeling uncomfortable after a while

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Be fun activity for students or can be used for historic months or to promote favorite books of students.

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I think if we added a room for studying or tutoring, it would benefit those students who need a little more quiet time.

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A somewhat clearer skylight and flags hanging from in top to bring more of a natural light atmosphere

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A book full of popular genres that students loved

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We could have some board that shows pictures of the local projects done to the city/school to let people know what's going on in their city and school.

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It doesn't have to be a teen scape specifically but like some small space for people who need to decompress and desensitize from everyone. Like a little place for people who get over stimulated to take a breather.

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They have these cool books that you can check out to do stuff like crochet, dad jokes, and origami. We could probably have a small section or rack of books like these that people can use in the library or check out from the library to do small activities or things like that.

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at Barnes and noble there was different themes of books displayed throughout the store. 

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Different genres of books starting from the top books that people recommend to people that go in to see the books they like to see once they go in. Once we go in we see the option from the Pacifica High school book tops, and Barnes and Nobles does the same thing. You can see the shelves with all of them full of books. 

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There were different kinds of flags hung up and I know our library has flags so keeping them would be a good idea.

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Art! we should have a bigger art display in the front of the library! - Oxnard public library

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At csuci they had a paper display of what which flags name was, I feel like it would be helpful at PHS since we have our flags hung up

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At barns and nobles they had a kids diplay, I feel like we shouldm gave something similar!

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I think if we add creative Wallpapers, it'll help students stay in a creative and engaged mindset when dosing off rather then just staring at a blank wall.

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I think if we add a couple of little podiums with popular books or most checked out books people who engter would see them and be more inclined to check not just those books out but any.

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Do sensible retailing principles make for ‘boring’ bookstores? - RetailWire

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James Daunt made Waterstones the largest bookstore chain in the UK and has brought about a turnaround at Barnes & Noble. How did he do it? Apparently, by getting rid of many of the “sensible retailing principles” that helped tank the business in the first place. Do you agree that sensible retailing principles lead to boring bookstores?

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We need more eye-catching bookshelf stuff so people can go check it out and then glance over some books they might be interested in.

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We could add stuff from people who became very successful and went to Pacifica making it much more significant to us- CSUCI

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We could make a little display and display of something from a popular book- CSUCI

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I like that the pages that are there are from banned books, it is really interesting. As well as the detail.

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At the Oxnard Public Library, they have free seeds for people to take

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I found this online but I like that they have something for every season/holiday. It adds something fun