Articles from category Communication studies

Available yet “invisible”: LGBTQ+ literature in Polish public libraries

A library is more than a place to borrow books – it is a space for intellectual and emotional growth, open to everyone, regardless of who they are. A variety…

Revolution in progress: Are Polish university libraries ready for artificial intelligence?

Artificial intelligence is advancing at breakneck speed, reshaping nearly every sphere of contemporary life. Its potential is already being harnessed across many fields, including transportation, medicine, marketing, and even agriculture.…

Lending books, giving hope: The importance of libraries in the refugee crisis

What, besides books, can refugees find in libraries? An international team—including researchers from the University of Warsaw – set out to explore the new roles these institutions have taken on…

Headsets instead of backpacks: will VR replace traditional education?

Instead of burying their noses in books, an entire class sits with headsets strapped to their faces. Lessons take place not in a classroom but on a couch at home…

Museums you can listen to: how podcasts helped revolutionize the art world during the pandemic

The pandemic shut museum doors – but it opened entirely new channels of communication. What could no longer be seen during lockdowns could still be heard. Podcasts – online audio…