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# In-App Library

Our vision is to raise a community of knowledgable members who can navigate the digital economy. 

Our community App is loaded with a library feature that is designed to support the educational needs of our community. 

The library feature offers a diverse range of content types, ensuring that members have access to valuable information and diverse learning experiences. 

With our library feature, you can:

* **Search** for Videos, Articles, Audios, Courses, Books, Quizzes and Galleries.
* **Like, comments, View categories** on all contents

Our library will be nothing without contents. So far, we have uploaded

* **352** **Videos** 
* **394** **Articles**
* **5** **Audios** 
* **3** **Courses** 
* **29** **Books** 
* **17 Quizzes** 
* **5** **Galleries** 

This variety of contents and content formats ensures that members have access to a well-rounded learning experience that caters to different learning styles. 

{% hint style="info" %}
For the sake of quality checks, only **Moderators** can upload and modify content in our library.
{% endhint %}


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