Mar 15, 2022 2022-03-15
Mobile Learning
Little Libraries on the Move
The Little Free Library app for iOS and Android mobile devices makes it easy for users to find little library locations near them. They can get directions to the nearest ones, create routes, and save their favorites. They can also track the libraries they visit, using the check-ins feature.
A section of the app lets Little Free Library stewards edit their library’s listing in real time. They can add new photos, update their library’s story, include social media links, enable a guestbook for their visitors, and much more.
Little Free Library help docs provide answers to dozens of common questions, as well as an introduction to key features in the app. Cost: Free
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