This paper describes how the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library provided access to circulating library materials during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic. Specifically, it details how the library adapted existing staff roles and digital library infrastructure to offer on-demand digitization of and limited online access to library collection items requested by patrons working in a remote teaching and learning environment. The paper also provides an overview of the technology used, details how dedicated staff with strong local control of technology were able to scale up a university-wide solution, reflects on lessons learned, and analyzes nine months of usage data to shed light on library patrons’ changing needs during the pandemic
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) disease presented unique challenges to all the stakeholders of educ...
Abstract Purpose – The goal of this research aims to explain how a university library handled the ep...
This paper documents the services and changes that library staff at a group of 15 Canadian universit...
In this paper, we will investigate how an academic library, the University of Bergen Library in Norw...
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound and far-reaching impact on how we live and work all over th...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent Stay At Home order, the Southern Illinois Un...
Libraries are considered the heart of academic and research institutions. Without a library, academi...
Abstract. This paper presents the experience of eight Irish academic libraries from the Technologica...
The sudden global epidemiological outbreak in early spring 2020 challenged the academic libraries’ A...
The COVID-19 infectious disease in 2020 caused a global and subsequent lockdown policies imposed by ...
International audiencePurpose/Thesis: This study investigates how the crisis situation caused by the...
COVID-19 created an urgent need for the Elihu Burritt Library to adapt their traditional library ser...
Libraries play an important role in the everyday life of students and faculty. The COVID-19 pandemic...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, libraries needed to abruptly and iteratively adjust operations to safe...
This paper explores the experience of a Mysore University Library in the context of service and faci...
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) disease presented unique challenges to all the stakeholders of educ...
Abstract Purpose – The goal of this research aims to explain how a university library handled the ep...
This paper documents the services and changes that library staff at a group of 15 Canadian universit...
In this paper, we will investigate how an academic library, the University of Bergen Library in Norw...
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a profound and far-reaching impact on how we live and work all over th...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent Stay At Home order, the Southern Illinois Un...
Libraries are considered the heart of academic and research institutions. Without a library, academi...
Abstract. This paper presents the experience of eight Irish academic libraries from the Technologica...
The sudden global epidemiological outbreak in early spring 2020 challenged the academic libraries’ A...
The COVID-19 infectious disease in 2020 caused a global and subsequent lockdown policies imposed by ...
International audiencePurpose/Thesis: This study investigates how the crisis situation caused by the...
COVID-19 created an urgent need for the Elihu Burritt Library to adapt their traditional library ser...
Libraries play an important role in the everyday life of students and faculty. The COVID-19 pandemic...
During the COVID-19 pandemic, libraries needed to abruptly and iteratively adjust operations to safe...
This paper explores the experience of a Mysore University Library in the context of service and faci...
The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) disease presented unique challenges to all the stakeholders of educ...
Abstract Purpose – The goal of this research aims to explain how a university library handled the ep...
This paper documents the services and changes that library staff at a group of 15 Canadian universit...