The tour at the Electronic Book Museum reveals how information carriers have evolved. Augmented reality, rare artifacts, and a lively presentation turn it into a real adventure. How did writing originate, and why have some information storage technologies survived while others have disappeared? Answers to these and many other questions can be found on the tour of the Electronic Book Museum at the Russian State Library for Youth. The multimedia exhibition presents a panorama of the evolution of text-from cave paintings and clay tablets to modern digital carriers. Interactive elements, augmented reality, and rare exhibits allow visitors to literally touch history. The guide, Sofia Ivanikova, the chief librarian of the information technology sector at RGBM, will captivatingly tell about ancient writing techniques, the first codices, typewriters, diskettes, and how information "moved" from magnetic tapes to digital space. Guests will see handwritten and printed books, multimedia publications with examples of ancient manuscripts, as well as the first laptops and pocket computers that became part of history. Looking for places to go with a child in Moscow? Check our website.