How Remote Work Was Created for Student Assistants during the COVID-19 Pandemic
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| author | Meghan Hupe Linda Van Keuren |
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| contents | How Remote Work Was Created for Student Assistants during the COVID-19 Pandemic Meghan Hupe Linda Van Keuren COVID-19 Pandemics Computer Mediated Communication Library Services Academic Libraries Student Employment College Students Teleworking Job Training Reference Services Medical Libraries The COVID-19 pandemic impacted libraries tremendously and changed the way services were offered to patrons. Dahlgren Memorial Library was no exception and the library strived to find ways to keep their student assistants employed. This article will discuss how the library trained its student assistants to cover the chat system and work on projects for the Resources Department. |
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| spellingShingle | How Remote Work Was Created for Student Assistants during the COVID-19 Pandemic Meghan Hupe Linda Van Keuren COVID-19 Pandemics Computer Mediated Communication Library Services Academic Libraries Student Employment College Students Teleworking Job Training Reference Services Medical Libraries How Remote Work Was Created for Student Assistants during the COVID-19 Pandemic Meghan Hupe Linda Van Keuren COVID-19 Pandemics Computer Mediated Communication Library Services Academic Libraries Student Employment College Students Teleworking Job Training Reference Services Medical Libraries The COVID-19 pandemic impacted libraries tremendously and changed the way services were offered to patrons. Dahlgren Memorial Library was no exception and the library strived to find ways to keep their student assistants employed. This article will discuss how the library trained its student assistants to cover the chat system and work on projects for the Resources Department. |
| title | How Remote Work Was Created for Student Assistants during the COVID-19 Pandemic |
| topic | COVID-19 Pandemics Computer Mediated Communication Library Services Academic Libraries Student Employment College Students Teleworking Job Training Reference Services Medical Libraries |
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