Polish university libraries social networking services during the COVID-19 pandemic spring term lockdown

Gmiterek, Grzegorz

doi:10.1016/j.acalib.2021.102331

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“…Scientists are actively studying user needs, the contents of social networks, and interactions within networks [ 12 ]. As an example, the analysis in [ 13 ] showed that Instagram and Facebook, as well as Twitter, were most frequently used during the COVID-19 lockdown by Polish university libraries. Libraries used YouTube to a much lower extent.…”

Section: Development Factors Of Discussion Of the Problem Of Emotions As An Object Of Information Exchangementioning

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Emotions as an Object of Information Exchange in Digital Culture

Астахова

2021

Sci. Tech. Inf. Proc.

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Section: Development Factors Of Discussion Of the Problem Of Emotions As An Object Of Information Exchangementioning

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Emotions as an Object of Information Exchange in Digital Culture

Астахова

2021

Sci. Tech. Inf. Proc.

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“…Two European studies described the use of social media by academic librarians to maintain services post-lockdown. Martinez-Cardama and Pacios (2020) examined the use of Twitter communications by 56 Spanish university libraries during the period of March 15 to April 26, 2020, and Gmiterek (2021) collected data posted by Polish university libraries from March 11, 2020 through June 2020 to four social networking sites. Both researchers documented the use of social media as a means of conveying timely information about library services as well as conducting online library programming events.…”

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Crisis Librarianship: An Examination of Online Librarianship Roles in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Reed

Kester²,

Kaufmann

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The Journal of Academic Librarianship

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“…Subsequently, several important findings were found, such as an increase in the use of smartphones in accessing digital libraries (Ćirić, 2021). Furthermore, library promotion and distribution of academic information were achieved through social media (Gmiterek, 2021;Lobo, 2021;Martínez et al, 2021;Sauti, 2021;Sobreira, 2020;Tammaro, 2020). Content digitization was conducted en masse, and the access to digital content is sufficient to protect copyright (Pokorná, 2020).…”

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Digital Libraries during Covid-19 Pandemic: A Bibliometric Analysis and Information Mapping

Pambayun¹

2021

ijolib

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Problem Statement: Regardless of the significant increase in the use of digital libraries during the Covid-19 pandemic, distribution of its publications has not been mapped as a form of scientific communication. Purpose: Therefore, this research aims to describe and map the information on digital libraries during the pandemic on international publications Scopus indexed. Method: The bibliometric assessment method was used to collect data from 66 publications on the Scopus database. The writer simultaneously used search keywords such as “Digital Library,” “Electronic Library,” and “Covid-19” to determine the publications from January 2020-June 2021. Results: The result showed that 23 (34.8%) out of 66 publications had high relevance to digital libraries during the pandemic, while 74% are scientific journal articles. The country with the largest contribution is the USA, while the largest publisher with only 35% open publications is Emerald. Meanwhile, the central topics in this research map include “Pandemic”, “Covid”, “Library”, and “Services”. Conclusion: The distribution of publications as a form of academic communication has not intertwined, as indicated by the absence of linkage between each author, thereby creating a high potential for studies and publications related to this topic. In addition to increasing the digital literacy of librarians and users, the transformation to high-tech virtual and digital services also stands as an adaptation effort. Keywords: Bibliometric Analysis; Covid-19; Digital Libraries; Electronic Libraries; Pandemic Era Abstrak Permasalahan: Perpustakaan digital pada masa pandemi covid-19 ini semakin diminati oleh pengguna dan semakin menarik untuk dikaji oleh cendekiawan. Sementara itu sebaran publikasi tentang perpustakaan digital di masa pandemi belum dipetakan sebagai bentuk komunikasi ilmiah. Tujuan: Artikel ini bertujuan untuk mendeskripsikan dan memetakan informasi tentang perpustakaan digital di masa pandemi Covid-19 pada publikasi internasional terindeks scopus. Metode: Melalui metode penilaian bibliometrik, diperoleh data sejumlah 66 publikasi pada database Scopus. Penulis menggunakan kata kunci pencarian “Digital Library”, “Electronic Library”, dan “Covid-19” secara simultan untuk rentan waktu publikasi bulan Januari 2020 hingga Juni 2021. Hasil: Temuan penelitian bahwa terdapat 23 (34,8%) dari sejumlah 66 publikasi yang dipilih dengan validasi dan relevansi tinggi berkaitan dengan perpustakaan digital di masa pandemi Covid-19. Artikel jurnal ilmiah merupakan jenis publikasi yang mendominasi dengan jumlah 74%. Asal negara penyumbang terbesar yakni USA dan publisher terbanyak yakni Emerald. Sangat disayangkan hanya ditemukan sejumlah 35% publikasi open access. Topik sentral pada peta penelitian ini yakni “Pandemic”, “Covid”, “Library”, dan “Sevices”. Kesimpulan: Simpulan penulis bahwa sebaran publikasi sebagai bentuk komunikasi akademik belum terjalin, terlihat dari belum adanya keterkaitan masing-masing author, oleh karenanya potensi penelitian dan publikasi berkaitan dengan topik ini sangat tinggi. Adapun adaptasi yang perlu dilakukan perpustakaan di masa pandemi yakni bertransformasi ke layanan virtual dan digital berteknologi tinggi, disamping meningkatkan literasi digital pustakawan dan pengguna. Kata Kunci: Analisis Bibliometrika; Covid-19; Perpustakaan Digital; Perpustakaan Elektronik,; Era Pandemi

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Polish university libraries social networking services during the COVID-19 pandemic spring term lockdown

Cited by 24 publications

References 16 publications

Emotions as an Object of Information Exchange in Digital Culture

Emotions as an Object of Information Exchange in Digital Culture

Crisis Librarianship: An Examination of Online Librarianship Roles in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Digital Libraries during Covid-19 Pandemic: A Bibliometric Analysis and Information Mapping

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