Library launches Transparent Language; 267 signups in two months
The Citrus County Library launched the Transparent Language learning service Sept. 1; staff reported 267 signups and more than 200 hours of use across roughly 1,600 sessions in the first two months.
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Director Adam Chang told the board the system added Transparent Language after a community needs assessment and staff conference research. "Since launching this on September 1, so about 2 months, we've had 267 people sign up and utilize Transparent Language so far," he said, and staff logged "over 200 hours, which is just over 1,600 sessions of use." Spanish and American Sign Language were the top languages used.
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