The World Wide Web (WWW), commonly referred to as the Web, is an extensive network of linked documents and resources that is available. The Web, which was created in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee, changed communication, commerce, and information access by facilitating quicker and simpler connections with people and content around the globe. A single piece […]
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The word dictionary is derived from the Medieval Latin word “Dictionnaruum”. This word again derives from the Latin word “Dicto”. This means phrase. Dictionaries are indispensable resources in the review of language and linguistics. It is an essential guide book. According to the New American Encyclopedia, a dictionary is “a book containing words arranged alphabetically
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Statistical analysis is the process of gathering, organizing, analyzing, and presenting data to identify trends and patterns, make inferences, and aid in decision-making. It involves summarizing and analyzing data using mathematical methods such as correlation, variability, and central tendency measures. Researchers can use statistical methods to evaluate the reliability of their findings, test hypotheses, and
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University, college and school libraries where students and teaching activities are held are collectively called Academic libraries. According to the definition given by the UK Library Association, academic libraries in educational institutions mean – “University libraries, University colleges and institutions which are part of or affiliated to Universities and other institutions where higher education is
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World Youth Skills Day was established by the UN General Assembly in 2014 to highlight the critical role that preparing young people for entrepreneurship, decent work, and employment plays in society. Every year, different countries in the world celebrate this day on July 15. Five books that will help young people play an effective role
An attempt to map the main ideas, categories of supporting data, and areas of unmet research need in a particular field or subject is called a scoping review. It addresses general research questions to give an overview of the body of literature already in existence, and its scope is wider than that of systematic reviews.
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An automated library system usually consists of a number of functional modules, such as acquisition, cataloguing, circulation, serials, and an OPAC (Online Public Access Catalogue). An “integrated” library system is an automated system, as stated above, in which all of the functional modules share a common bibliographic database. The main purpose of an integrated online
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The literal meaning of the term systems analysis is process analysis. We are constantly faced with various problems in doing a task and analysis is needed to determine. Analysis is needed to determine what methods or procedures should be adopted to solve any problems. To properly carry out or manage a task, various techniques are
Instructional theories are comprehensive frameworks that encompass various policy approaches to teaching and learning. These theories provide specific guidance on problem-solving methods and aim to advance higher education and research in the relevant subject matter. Three types of theories can be mentioned in reference service: The Conservative Theory of Reference Service prioritizes traditional methods and
The World Wide Web, also referred to as Web 1.0 or the static web, was formally introduced by Internet service providers (ISPs) in 1992. Internet service providers (ISPs) offer both businesses and individual’s internet access. At first, Internet Web 1.0 was supported by Internet Explorer and Netscape. The term “Web 1.0” refers to the initial
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