Keywords
Communication
newsletter
Remote
Learning
community
newsletter
Remote
Learning
community
Abstract
Throughout the first stage of remote learning and beyond Anne Devenish, from Camberwell Girls Grammar School, has produced The Daily – a light, warm newsletter that serves to keep the community connected and bring something of the library’s personal service to everyone’s email inbox.
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