From the Guest Editor

Arlene Weible
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This issue of the OLA Quarterly explores “Accelerated Change”—how the disruption of the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated and encouraged positive changes in Oregon libraries. Articles illustrate how conditions of the pandemic either created opportunities to implement new ideas, illuminated the need to address known barriers to access, or provided the challenge needed to think differently about the impact of library services. Centering the rebuilding and development of new relationships with users and partners will help libraries assure sustainable services through future global challenges.
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本期《俄勒冈图书馆季刊》探讨了“加速变化”——COVID-19大流行的破坏如何加速和鼓励俄勒冈州图书馆的积极变化。文章阐述了大流行的条件如何为实施新想法创造了机会,阐明了解决已知获取障碍的必要性,或者提供了从不同角度思考图书馆服务影响所需的挑战。以重建和发展与用户和合作伙伴的新关系为中心,将有助于图书馆确保在未来的全球挑战中提供可持续的服务。
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