School libraries have pretty much been replaced by ‘learning centers’, a bank of computers.
I slipped into being a voracious reader towards 5th grade or so. The book fair with cheap paperback fiction hooked me in then I graduated to the town library that I rode my bicycle to. Pirates, space aliens and cowboys are still my favorite recreational reading. Lol!
Fast forward to college and reading most anything was not a problem for me wrt to mechanics so to speak. I could focus on understanding, learning the content.
In my 1st semester of college in 1971, I had my first exposure to a computer “learning center”. It was a fiasco math class. 1 hour a week in class and 3-6 hours a week sitting at a computer terminal. I learned practically nothing. I was so frustrated that I enrolled in a different university. When in the Arts & Sciences college at university 2, a computer learning center was used for the Spanish classes for reading comprehension and pronunciation. This worked for me.
This reminds me…. I just moved to a new town in a new state. I need to visit the county library to check out their fiction section and get a library card.