A könyvtári szolgáltatások átalakulása és fejlesztése a pandémia idején

Erika Noémi Békésiné Bognár; Országos Széchényi Könyvtár, Könyvtári Intézet, Kutatási és Elemző Osztály

Andor Nagy; Országos Széchényi Könyvtár

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2021-10-09 09:36:56

The Covid19 pandemic has not only posed new difficulties to libraries but has accelerated the process of digitizing library services. Although different services, events and information sources online were only an option for libraries before, in 2020 it became essential for them to be able to fulfill their purpose even during obligatory closures: preserving human culture, making it accessible, providing information ensuring equal opportunities. Librarians all over the world re-evaluated their duties and tasks, the forms of communication and tools used.In January 2021, we conducted a survey of Hungarian libraries at the Research and Analysis Department of the Hungarian Library Institute, during which we tried to explore how certain library services and background activities changed during the pandemic. Based on the obtained results, it can be said that the operation of libraries not only did not stop during the obligatory closure of library buildings, but many libraries began to develop electronic and remote services on a large scale and tried to ensure that they could serve their users during this period. Not only by making some information sources available online and re-prioritizing tasks, but also by digitizing events, trainings, exhibitions and mainly locally available services.Keywords: library service, digitization, digital transformation, remote access, pandemic, covid19https://doi.org/10.31915/NWS.2021.17

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