新冠肺炎大流行对图书馆许可电子资源使用的影响：利用数据挑战核心假设并利用干扰启动有意义的战略变革

Q3 Social Sciences

Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship Pub Date : 2022-07-03 DOI:10.1080/1941126X.2022.2099046

Randall A. Lowe

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摘要

摘要学术图书馆正在参与评估新冠肺炎健康大流行对其机构提供的电子资源使用的影响。讨论了一家小型学术图书馆及其联盟在疫情前和疫情期间使用电子资源的趋势。这项评估的结果消除了一种假设背后的假设，即随着各机构在疫情最初几个月转向仅在线授课，获得许可的在线资源将更多地用于支持教学和研究。探讨了一些可能被用来为战略收集发展、信息素养和服务变革提供信息的潜在潜在潜在因素。

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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Use of Library-Licensed Electronic Resources: Using Data to Challenge Core Assumptions and Leveraging Disruption to Initiate Meaningful Strategic Change

Abstract Academic libraries are engaged in the process of assessing the impacts the COVID-19 health pandemic has had on the use of the electronic resources their institutions provide. Trends related to e-resource use prior to and during the pandemic at a small academic library and within its consortium are discussed. The results of this assessment dispel the assumptions behind a hypothesis that licensed online resources would see greater use in supporting instruction and research as institutions pivoted to online-only course delivery in the early months of the pandemic. Some potential underlying factors that may be leveraged to inform strategic collection development, information literacy, and service changes are explored.

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Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship Social Sciences-Library and Information Sciences

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1.50

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期刊介绍： A journal for information professionals who work with managing electronic resources in libraries The Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship (renamed from The Acquisitions Librarian to reflect the journal"s broader focus) provides a much-needed scholarly forum for librarians and other information professionals. This peer-reviewed quarterly journal addresses evolving work-related processes and procedure, current research, and the latest news on topics related to electronic resources and the digital environment"s impact on collecting, acquiring, and making accessible library materials. The journal provides opinion pieces, the latest news, book reviews, conference presentations, and e-resources related updates.