A new website for Arts et Métiers libraries Arts et Métiers

New Arts et Métiers libraries website

A website providing access to the documentary resources offered by theArts et Métiers libraries Arts et Métiers been launched. It gives greater visibility to the activities of these facilities, which are located on the eightArts et Métiers campuses Arts et Métiers at one institute.

This website provides practical information about each of the nine Arts et Métiers libraries: opening hours, facilities, number of seats, etc.

In addition, libraries offer a wide variety of events: conferences, workshops, exhibitions, treasure hunts, training cafés, knowledge cafés, serious games, etc. There is always something going on, and the website further promotes these initiatives.

Libraries also produce regular technology and science watch newsletters. These can all be consulted in one place and by everyone.

Finally, we find above all what constitutes the DNA of a document portal, i.e., all the resources available to different audiences (internal or external).

This website is therefore a working and information tool as well as a showcase for the activities of the Arts et Métiers libraries Arts et Métiers the outside world.

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