Five Public Libraries Under Gwangju Office of Education Offer Free E-Magazine Service

Access to 215 Types of E-Magazines Available on PCs, Smartphones, and Tablets

The Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education and the Gwangju Student Education and Culture Center announced on the 22nd that they are providing an 'e-magazine service' for users of five public libraries under the Office of Education.

This service has been prepared to offer opportunities to bridge the information gap and satisfy intellectual needs for users who are comfortable with digital devices.

Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education and Gwangju Student Education and Culture Center announced that they will provide an "Electronic Magazine Service" for users of five public libraries under the Office of Education. Photo by Gwangju Metropolitan Office of Education

E-magazines can be accessed for free on PCs, smartphones, tablets, and other devices without any time or location restrictions. However, for mobile devices, users must install the dedicated application 'Library Magazine.'

Citizens wishing to use the service must register (as associate members) on the Integrated Library website of the Office of Education and then visit a library to complete full member authentication. Once authentication is complete, they can access 215 types of e-magazines for free through the e-library section of the Integrated Library website.

The magazines are categorized by subject: 30 on education and literature, 39 on science, technology, and industry, 42 on culture, fashion, and lifestyle, 19 on culture and arts, 42 on current affairs and economy, 37 on travel, sports, and economy, and 6 on computers and the internet. In particular, not only the latest issues but also back issues from the past 3 to 4 years are available.

For more details, inquiries can be made through the Gwangju Student Education and Culture Center website or by phone.