User Story: Besuchernachweis im Covid-19-Kontext
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Softwareentwicklung, Corona-Pandemie, BesucherregistrierungAbstract
The corona pandemic not only led to massive changes in libraries with regard to digital services, but also in the public business, which has been reorganized by regulations for the reopening. On the one hand, ministerial guidelines for tracking potential contacts must be observed and, on the other hand, data protection issues have to be considered. Furthermore, an uncomplicated use and at the same time fast data registration play a high priority in the context of a low-contact but high-throughput operation. At the Magdeburg University Library, a solution was developed that covers many requirements without the need for additional resources and is also available for subsequent use in other institutions. In this paper, the requirements are briefly described, the software, developed in agile project management, is presented and potentials for a subsequent use based on the first operational experiences are shown.
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