探索新的叙事来克服历史假设

IF 0.8 4区 管理学 Q3 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE
Chantelle Swaren, Chapel D. Cowden, Wes Smith
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2019冠状病毒病大流行推翻了学术界长期以来关于什么是想要的、需要的和可能的假设。许多学术图书馆未能充分想象在线的潜在用途,简而言之,错过了许多吸引和支持用户的机会。从这种监督中产生了更好地理解和回应不同校园社区需求的机会。本文探讨了在一个学术图书馆中创建新的和重新构想的服务,以及它们为未来的后流行病图书馆提供的潜力。它还提出了应该提出的其他问题,以便为所有校园成员争取平等的机会。
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Exploring New Narratives to Overcome Historical Assumptions
abstract:The COVID-19 pandemic peeled back long-held assumptions about what is wanted, needed, and possible within academia. Many academic libraries had failed to fully imagine the potential uses of online and, in short, missed many opportunities to engage and support users. From this oversight have sprung opportunities to better understand and respond to the needs of diverse campus communities. This article explores the creation of new and newly reimagined services at one academic library and the potential that they offer to the post-pandemic library of the future. It also suggests additional questions that should be asked to strive for equal access and opportunity for all campus members.
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Portal-Libraries and the Academy
Portal-Libraries and the Academy INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE-
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