Survey Results – U.S. Academic Law Libraries COVID-19 Response
“NELLCO, a law library consortium based in the North East United States, has published results from a survey it recently conducted concerning the response of academic law libraries to the COVID-19 pandemic:
“The 23-item survey asked libraries about the implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on their library and staff and what ideas are being considered as they plan to reopen. While the survey was developed and analyzed by NELLCO, NELLCO membership was not a requirement for survey participation or receipt of the results.”
“The invitation asked that the survey only be completed once per library. A total of 122 academic law libraries (61%) answered at least one question on the survey. Of the 122 participants who started the survey, 100 (82%) completed the survey.”
The results are broken down into six sections:
- Survey Overview and Demographics
- Summer and Fall Course Format and Support
- Financial Implications
- Collections and Services
- Health and Safety Enhancements
- Reopening Plans”
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