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This paper conducted a survey to examine the use of social networking sites by the students of KLE's LIngaraj College, Belagavi, Karnataka, India using a random sampling technique. A total of 100 replies were received, 50 from men and 50 from women. The results revealed that both male and female students made extensive use of WhatsApp. The majority of students expected to receive notifications of library activities, OPAC, and newspaper services via online platforms. The findings also show that, while social media is still a relatively new phenomenon, it is becoming an increasingly significant tool for students to communicate and socialize with their classmates. Students are also concerned about security and privacy.

The current investigation assesses research productivity within the Journal of Family Business Management, employing various bibliometric indicators. A total of 393 scientific publications, spanning the period from 2011 to 2023, were retrieved from the Scopus database through relevant keyword searches. The findings are presented in both tabular and graphical formats. Additionally, the study utilizes the VOSviewer© tool to conduct network visualization, exploring collaboration and relationships among authors, co-authors, countries, institutions, co-occurrence of keywords, and co-citation of cited references in the field of FBM.The results highlight a noticeable upward trend in publication activity over the past 13 years, with 393 scientific publications yielding 4008 citations and an average of 10.69 citations per publication. The United States and the United Kingdom emerge as the most prolific countries in publishing research within the field, while Australia and the United Kingdom produce the highest number of prolific authors. La Trobe Business School, Queen Margaret University, and Niccolò Cusano University are identified as the top three productive organizations contributing to the Journal of Family Business Management.The network visualization analysis further reveals collaborative efforts among authors, countries, and organizations. Co-occurrence of keywords is reported, with terms such as family business, family firms, succession planning, and entrepreneurship standing out as frequently used keywords with significant link strength. These findings provide valuable insights into the landscape of research in family business management.

Definitions about artificial intelligence and generative tools. Content generation experiences through AI. Case studies of content editors using ChatGPT. Challenges and experiences for university training through the use of generative AI in the classroom.

Presentation of the main characteristics of scoping reviews. Differences and similarities between types of systematic reviews. Introduction to the meaning and phases of the SALSA framework. Detailed presentation of the PRISMA ScR framework, PRISMA Search, and PRISMA Flow Diagram.

Presentation of academic communication as an academic discipline, and some of its current problems. The not always well-understood privileged nature of scientific journals. The need for a demarcation criterion for predatory journals based on peer review. The use of blacklists and whitelists. The new scenario of AI in open science through databases and search engines. Review of the main generalist artificial intelligence systems. Review of artificial intelligence systems for academic purposes. Considerations on the role of university libraries and new AI systems.