... the internet (IBM Cloud Team, 2017). CC has three service models, e.g. SaaS, IaaS and PaaS. SaaS is known as Web-based software, which is typically accessed by users through Web browser. Without installing and maintaining software, SaaS is a service, which is delivered over the internet. Each of these cloud...

.... Findings The study showed that more than half of the clients of Sam Jonah library were moderately satisfied with the library’s automation. Clients mostly access internet/Wi-Fi and reference service. Patronage of the services including photocopying, borrowing of books (circulation), e-resources/academic...

... feeds, podcasts, social bookmarking, were among the least used. The study revealed that librarians use Web 2.0 tools mostly for reference services online, library news/events, training resources, and image and video sharing. Lack of facilities such as computers with internet access, lack of skills...

... of the image collection revealed dozens of invalid sites, such as sites duplicated under different names and sites in non‐English languages. After those data were removed, 775 screen shots were included in the data analysis. Mobile web Usability User interfaces Newspaper mobile websites Internet...

...Shiv Kumar Purpose The purpose of the present study is to take an overview of the use of computers, internet, computer skills and information searching behaviour on the web as well as the OPAC in a university setting among students at the postgraduate level from rural and urban backgrounds...

... by enriching one's own data exposure mechanisms as linked data, and by providing means for patrons to take advantage of the growing volume of linked data available on the internet. Originality/value The paper explores the basic principles of using linked data, and compares and contrasts...

...Marilyn Von Seggern; Alex Merrill; Lihong Zhu Purpose Internet sites about geographical locations attempt to articulate and convey “sense of place”, a concept that relates to the unique identity and meaning attached to place. This paper aims to review the variety of resource types, metadata...

... to interpret such scripting [1] . © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2010 Academic libraries Best Practice Internet This case study examines the best practices the authors developed as a web team to coordinate a library web site redesign project and engineer the web site for optimum...

... , A. and Lee , E. (2008), “YouTube ordered to hand over viewing data.” available at: http://sfgate.com/cgi‐bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2008/07/04/MNUL11JTB3.DTL (accessed September 30, 2008). © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2009 Copyright law Electronic media Internet Search engines...

.... Laura Pope Robbins can be contacted at: pope‐rol@dowling.edu © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2006 Internet User studies Libraries Locating the “appropriate copy” of an article is often a challenge for students and faculty at any institution. How do they know which periodicals...

... in a variety of settings. For example, librarians do instruction for their communities in the areas of internet searching, electronic database use, and personal computing skills. Many of their students are adults, including other library staff members, community members, and non‐traditional students...

... library staff member with the help of numerous student assistants. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Academic libraries Digital libraries Internet Staff at the Hekman Library first considered developing a digital archive while investigating options to upgrade the library's...

...Cavan McCarthy; Murilo Bastos da Cunha The Internet came to Brazil early, and was quickly recognized as an exciting new means of communication, highly appropriate for a technologically advanced and recently democratized society. This paper identifies and characterizes the principal Brazilian...

... Search Engine Watch’s “Best specialty search engine” award (Sullivan, 2002). © MCB UP Limited 2002 Internet Discipline Special libraries Collection management Scirus restricts the content that it indexes to those articles and sites likely to be within a scientific scope. For instance...

..., these digital images were converted to electronic text and incorporated into the local library systems. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Archives Data collection Internet Text retrieval Catalogues Library materials The Austrian National Library (ANL, available at: http://www.onb.ac.at/) has...

... concludes with the major advantages, as well as the limitations of CatExpress. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Cataloguing Public libraries Data retrieval Collection management Internet Online retrieval CatExpress was introduced in 1999 as a Web‐based copy cataloging service that allowed...

... goal of the project was to launch the UAL’s digital collections initiative. This initiative aims to digitize unique materials in the library’s collection and provide free access to them via the Internet. The project also represents the first major contribution of the UAL to the Our Future, Our Past...

... Internet Libraries Full‐text e‐journals have evolved into important collections for libraries. The University of Louisville (U of L) libraries responded to this evolution without hesitation and created a virtual library for their users to access e‐journals via the Internet in 1995. Because...

... to the North Carolina State Department of Archives and History in 1954, and in 1957 the North Carolina Archives donated the collection to LSU. © MCB UP Limited 2002 Libraries Collection management Internet Long before e‐books became a familiar term and before libraries were thought...

... Initiative. Recent Dublin Core activities are reported. This winter I’m working out every day, throwing against a wall. I’m 11‐0 against the wall (Jim Bouton). According to a report by Cyveillance, a Washington, DC‐based Internet company, the World Wide Web consists of slightly more than two billion...