major aim of this study was to find out use of periodicals are PG students in Periyar Maniammai University. A well-structured questionnaire was circulated to collect the needed information from Seven PG Branches. This study examines several aspects of library use, including frequency of visiting the library, satisfaction with library hours, library collection and level of user satisfaction from library services, and cover the use of reference sources in the library. The study was conducted through
A STUDY ON INFORMATION SEEKING BEHAVIOR OF STUDENTS AND FACULTY MEMBERS IN BUSINESS SCHOOL A Research Proposal In the present educational scenario, advent of e-media into education such as Internet, Television, Mobile Learning Technology, Tablet Computers etc., have contributed much in sharpening the reading habits of students. This situation requires studying how best the students’ information seeking behavior, especially, reading habits in the current changing learning environment are influenced
CHAPTER 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction This chapter will discuss more about the effectiveness of information literacy in academic libraries. Information literacy is a term that we have been hearing for a several decades, but do we know what it means and how to achieve it? Without a clear definition, we have no roadmap to begin the journey to achieve an information-literate society. In addition to the term information literacy, we have heard about media literacy, technology literacy, computer
diversity, academic excellence and social responsibility. The mission of the St. Peter Institute is to develop and educate the individuals and make an important difference in the lives of the students in the worldwide. It is situated in the heart of Melbourne CBD and is easily accessible through public transport. It lies only at a minutes’ walk from Parliament station and from Melbourne main shopping centre, banks, doctors, food court and libraries. Library Services There is a huge library situated
their study (perceived information need), they will try to read printed materials in the library and search the online resouces (Formal sources) or ask their classmates, lecturers and friends (informal sources) (George et al., 2006). After getting answers from different sources, they will try to ”use” the information. Students may try to include the information they get in their presentations, assignments or tests. They may also try to exchange information with other students through study groups
Literature Review Introduction The main objective of this chapter is to study the theories, literatures and previous studies regarding customer behavior towards Mobile Phone purchasing. Based on this researcher can get an idea about how previous studies conducted and what the findings are of those studies. Theories Consumer behavior Consumers make many buying decisions every day, and the buying decision is the focal point of the marketer?s effort. Most large companies engage in research activities
Also, there's always an over reliance on the bandwidth provided by the school for research materials and other academic work. Students tend to use the internet to download the same information repeatedly or as a means of sharing files in cases where there’s no physical removable storage medium to share files. Due to high dependency and reliance on the available internet connection the internet is often down and students face
and post tertiary studies in Baguio City, but would spend academic vacations and other holidays in Sagada. Criteria for Selecting Secondary Data Sources Apart from key informants and other Sagada villagers, 12 online research databases were searched for Sagada-related literature (Table 3). Complementing these online search engines, four institutional libraries were visited, namely the main library of University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB); the Cordillera Studies Center (CSC) of University
caste, religion, community, economic and social status. National Education Policy (1968) also recommended the development of educational facilities for disabled children (physically and mentally) as well as to develop an 'integrated program' for the study in regular schools.
Short Analysis: The Library Window Margaret Oliphant’s short gothic novella The Library Window, has spent the vast majority of its shelf life perplexing the minds of literary critics from all venues. The story entails a young woman who spends her summers nuzzled against the large recession window located in her aunt’s drawing room, collecting seemingly elusive details about a mysterious library window located across the street. Throughout the novella, these details and images converge and create