Z. Iskandar, Sukaesih Sukaesih, E. Rukmana, Samson Cms
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新冠肺炎大流行的出现改变了生活的方方面面,每个人的活动都受到了限制。将活动限制在一个地方也会对生活的各个方面产生重大影响。印度尼西亚的各个部门,如物流、卫生、办公室、信息服务、教育和其他生活必需品,即使没有直接接触,也不得不寻找替代解决办法来生存。大规模的社会限制被称为PSBB,它影响了公共信息服务的一种:图书馆,其中一种是受社会政策影响的特殊图书馆,特别是在图书借阅服务方面。在这一领域受到影响的特殊图书馆之一是万隆的普斯塔卡拉纳儿童图书馆。本研究采用个案定性研究方法。通过深度访谈和文献综述收集数据。受访者是普斯塔卡拉纳儿童图书馆的馆长、访客和图书管理员。这项研究的结果是,普斯塔卡拉纳儿童图书馆在新冠疫情期间推出了一项创新的在线图书借阅服务:Grab and Go。由于万隆的大规模社会限制,图书馆创建了这项服务。Grab and Go是一种基于网络的流通服务,用户可以通过访问提供的网页从家里借书。届时被借阅的书籍将由Pustakalana发送到用户的地址。有了Grab and Go服务,即使在新冠肺炎造成的社会限制中,普斯塔卡拉纳仍然能够开展流通活动,并使信息传播更加容易,特别是向万隆普斯塔卡拉纳儿童图书馆的游客传播儿童书籍。
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Grab and go alternatif layanan peminjaman buku Pustakalana Children’s Library di masa pandemi
The emergence of the Covid-19 pandemic has changed all life aspects, in which each individual’s activity is now constrained. Limiting activities to gather in one place has a big impact on all life aspects as well. Various sectors in Indonesia, such as logistics, health, offices, information services, education, and other life necessities are forced to find alternative solution in order to survive even if it were done without direct contact. Large-scale social restrictions known as PSBB have an impact on one of the public information services: libraries, one of which is a special libraries that is affected by social policies, especially in the book lending services. One of the special libraries that is affected in this field is the children’s library Pustakalana Children’s Library in Bandung . The research method used was qualitative with case study approach. Data were collected through in-depth interviews and literature review. The respondents interviewed were the director, visitors, and librarian of Pustakalana Children's Library. The result of this research is that Pustakalana Children's Library issued an innovative online book lending service amid Covid-19: Grab and Go. This services was created by the library as a result of large-scale social restrictions in Bandung. Grab and Go is an online-based circulation service, in which users are allowed to borrow books from home by accessing the provided web page. Books that are borrowed then will be sent by Pustakalana to the user’s address. With the Grab and Go service, Pustakalana is still able to carry out circulation activities even in the midst of social restrictions due to COVID-19 and makes it easier to disseminate information, particularly children's books to visitors Pustakalana Children’s Library Bandung.
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