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Intermediate

Library Visit

Borrowing books, using library services, and study discussions

Situations

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01

Applying for a Library Card

A new visitor arrives at the library and needs to apply for a library card to borrow books and access services. They will interact with library staff at the reception desk.

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02

Borrowing and Returning Books

A patron wants to borrow several books they've found or return books they've finished reading. This involves using the self-checkout/return machines or interacting with a librarian at the circulation desk.

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03

Asking for Information/Finding a Book

A library user needs help locating a specific book, finding information on a topic, or understanding library resources like databases or archives. They will approach a librarian for assistance.

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04

Using the Study Area

Students or individuals are using the quiet study areas, discussing academic topics, or collaborating on a project. This involves managing space, maintaining quiet, and brief discussions.

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05

Troubleshooting Computer/Printer Issues

A library patron encounters an issue with the public computers, Wi-Fi connectivity, or printing services and needs to ask for technical assistance from library staff.

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