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Academia & Publishing

Librarians Coping with Covid-19: An Outlook from China

Foster Zhang, University Librarian at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, remains hopeful that we can find yet more innovative ways to use technology as his institution is forced to switch to remote learning due to the Corona crisis.

Academia & Publishing

Librarians Coping with Covid-19: An Outlook From Germany

We talked to Karl Krieg, Head of Acquisitions at Passau University Library in Germany, about challenges and opportunities for libraries during the Corona crisis.

Academia & Publishing

Librarians Coping with Covid-19: An Outlook from the United States

Scott Warren, Associate Dean for Research Excellence at Syracuse University Libraries, on how his institution is making sure students and faculty continue to have access to all the services and information they need in the recent Corona lockdown.

Arts & Humanities

Coronarchiv: How Public Historians Are Collecting Memories of the Corona Pandemic

German public historians have started an online platform to collect everyday memories of the Corona crisis. Their aim is to make an archive of a wide range of different experiences of the present moment available for future historical research.

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Librarians Coping with Covid-19: An Outlook from China

Librarians Coping with Covid-19: An Outlook From Germany

Librarians Coping with Covid-19: An Outlook from the United States

Coronarchiv: How Public Historians Are Collecting Memories of the Corona Pandemic

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