The diagrams illustrate how the layout of a school library has changed over a period of five years.
Overall, the school library has experienced a number of noticeable changes, the most important of which is the addition of private study tables to support independent learning and the repurposing of some book shelves into desks for student’s laptops, and the conversion of several surrounding rooms for new functions.
Turning to the left side of the library, there used to be a classroom, but it has been replaced by a recording room. While the meeting room has remained unchanged, the former borrowing and returning studio has been converted into a borrowing and returning desk located in the top-left corner.
At the center of the library, the layout has been significantly altered with a focus on study facilities. The former shared studying tables have been replaced by private study tables, creating a more individualized learning environment. The bookshelves in the north have remained unchanged, while those in the south have been converted into desks for students’ laptops.
As for the right-hand side, the area has undergone several changes, with the former computer desk in the northeast corner being transformed into a computer zone for students, and the library office in the southeast having been converted into a conference room.