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Multimedia Resources and Library
The convergence of computer and communication technologies emerged as a new technology named, ‘Multimedia Technology’ which is mainly concerned with the computer-controlled integration of text, graphics, drawings, still images, animation, audio, video and any other media where any type of information can be represented, stored, transmitted and processed digitally. Multimedia includes a combination of text, audio, still images, animation and video content forms. It enables the users to integrate and manipulate data... Read more » -
Necessity of ICT Infrastructure in the University Libraries
Automation and Electronic Information Processing Systems in Library: For more than twenty-five years, university libraries have been investing in information technology due to the awareness that to effectively and efficiently function in the face of increasing stock and variety of media, and provide services to an increasing number of users, they need up-to-date technical equipment. Therefore the fundamental motive behind the rapid adaptation of information technology is the desire for efficiency and... Read more » -
Impact of Information and Communication Technology on Modern Library
The advances in networking and communication technology have made the information services available to the users on their desktop. In the era of networked information, internet, the largest worldwide networks, has emerged as the most powerful tool for an instant access to information. Information at nano seconds of time to end user at any time and at any place in the world. Today’s users can no longer depend on conventional information sources... Read more » -
Communication meaning : Definition
What do you means by communication? Communication is a process that involves exchange of information, thoughts, ideas and emotions. Communication is a process that involves a sender who encodes and sends the message, which is then carried via the communication channel to the receiver where the receiver decodes the message, processes the information and sends an appropriate reply via the same communication channel. The term ‘communication’ has derived from the Latin word... Read more » -
Barriers of Classroom Communication : Barriers of Communication
Barriers of classroom communication Communication is an important part of teaching because the students have to be able to understand the message that the teacher is trying to convey. Students also have to be able to communicate effectively with each other. There are a number of factors in the classroom (and many of these factors exist in day-to-day life as well) that can act as barriers to effective communication. Verbalism: Excessive verbalism... Read more » -
Non-Documentary Sources of Information and its types
Non-documentary sources of information from a substantial part of communication especially in science and technology. User’s studies have underlined importance of such sources. These sources provide information which other sources do not. There are two kinds of sources Formal sources of information, Informal sources of information. 1. Formal sources include research organizations, societies, industries, government departments, universities, consultants, etc. 2. Informal sources include conversation with colleagues, visitors, attendance at professional meeting, etc.... Read more »
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