[Video] Saludos a La Biblioteca Piloto Publica de La Loma desde Chile
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Pronto escribiré algo más ‘serio’ sobre mi experiencia en el quinto encuentro nacional de BiblioRedes que se realizó la semana pasada en Quisco, pero por ahora quiero dejarles con este video de algunos bibliotecarios Chilenos (y un Vasco!) mandando sus saludos a Gabriel Venegas, bibliotecario de la Biblioteca Publica Piloto de San Javier La Loma y sus usuarios que forman parte del grupo HiperBarrio, un proyecto de Rising Voices. |
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Muy bonito regalo de hermandad el video con los saludos.
El trabajo realizado por los compañeros y compañeras de Medillin es realmente insipirador. Ojalá podamos compartir experiencias a través de Internet y cualquier otro medio que nos permite la tecnología.
Saludos a todos y todas desde Chile.
Hola David,
Muchas gracias por permitir que nos conozcamos. Esto que haces invita a seguir.
Espero con mucha espectativa saber más del evento.
Hasta pronto, un abrazo
jeje
solo queria saludarte y mandarte muchos exitos espero que esto siga por mucho rato
Hola, David, gracias por el video y las conevrsaciones en Santiago, te quedé deviendo una salida en Santiago, así que espero sea para la próxima.
Saludos, Pablo.
When I saw the pictures of V Encounter of Biblioredes in El Quisco Beach”, Chile my mind returned to that beautiful place, my friends, the sessions, talkings, agreements, future plans and a lot of desires, good auguries…
David was a very important person over there with his personality, his smartness, capability and sympathy.
besides of he filmed us, between them to my temuquense (from Temuco City)friend girl, who sang a typical song in mapudwmgwm ( our second language spoken). What a unforgettable song!
Thanks you my dear friend David for your attention, education and friendship.
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