Rad, Fuß oder Van? Ideenlabor zu mobilen Bibliotheksangeb...

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Inhalt: Viele Stadtbüchereien in größeren Städten betreiben Fahrbibliotheken: Mit Bücherbussen werden auch entlegenere Stadtteile mit Medien versorgt. Für Universitätsbibliotheken ist ein solches mobiles Angebot eher ungewöhnlich. Doch "was wäre wenn... die SUB Göttingen ein mobiles Angebot hätte?" Wie sähe es aus? Wo würde es halten, was würde es anbieten und wen könnte es ansprechen? Mit diesen Fragen hat sich das "Ideenlabor" an der SUB Göttingen bei der Nacht der Bibliotheken am 04.04.2025 beschäftigt. Die Ergebnisse wurden in dieser Folge aufbereitet, u.a. zusammen mit Malte Semmler. Weitere Infos: In der letzten Folge hat sich ein Fehler eingeschlichen: Die ULB Münster ist kein zweischichtiges sondern ein funktional einschichtiges Bibliothekssystem. Und: Auch einschichtige Systeme können mehrere Bibliotheksstandorte haben. Aktuell zum Diskus um zweischichte und einschichtige Systeme: Klaus-Rainer Brintzinger: "Vom Ende der Schichtigkeit. Herausforderungen in einer programmatisch dezentralen Umgebung", in: o-bib, Band 12, Nr. 2, 2025: https://www.o-bib.de/bib/article/view/6153 . Mitmachen: Gerne könnt ihr Hinweise und Ideen zurückmelden. Entweder in den Kommentaren oder an: subtext.podcast AT posteo.de

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