Gunsan Student Education and Culture Center (Director Hong Gong-suk) announced on the 21st that it will introduce an electronic magazine service in line with the digital age and actively provide online periodicals.

The newly introduced electronic magazine service is a digital content platform that allows members of the Gunsan Student Education and Culture Center to access a variety of domestic and international magazines in areas such as current affairs, economy, culture, and education on PCs, smartphones, tablets, etc., anytime and anywhere. Any member of the center can use this service, and they can freely access it not only through the center's website but also at the library.

The library explained that this introduction is a departure from the traditional reading method centered around paper magazines, reflecting the usage patterns of students, parents, and local residents who are familiar with the digital environment. It is expected that the real-time updated content will have a positive impact on enhancing access to the latest information, self-directed learning, and lifelong learning.

To promote the use of electronic magazine services and video content, the center plans to operate various programs linked to major events such as library weeks and reading months.

Director Hong Gong-suk stated, "The electronic magazine service is not just a simple media change but a turning point where education and reading culture actively respond to the changes of the times," and expressed that it will evolve into a future-oriented education and cultural space that encompasses both online and offline aspects.