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4. A Survey Study of the Social Networking Sites Used By Libraries and Their Rankings.

Author

Kumbar, Basavaraj and Mulla, K. R.

Subjects
ONLINE social networks, SOCIAL media, LIBRARIANS, RESEARCH personnel, LIBRARIES
Abstract

A survey was conducted to determine the level of awareness of library professionals working in engineering and technological institution libraries in Karnataka regarding web technology and social media sites in particular. The researcher designed a structured questionnaire using Google Forms and sent it to 204 engineering colleges affiliated with Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi. There is a reasonable amount of awareness and acquaintance with social media sites among working library professionals. Analysis and interpretation are performed with the standard statistical tool (SPSS). The result of this study could provide library professionals with useful insights on how to use social media sites to promote library services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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6. Survey on the Use of Innovative Tools of Google Services: A Study

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Kumbar, Basavaraj, Mulla, K R, Dr., Kumbar, Basavaraj, and Mulla, K R, Dr.

Abstract

In this survey research, library professionals of engineering and technological institutions in Karnataka State, INDIA are examined about the awareness level of Google Services. The Google Services are ranked according to the awareness level on the basis of Mean scores. A structured questionnaire was designed in Google Form. The researcher distributed 204 institutions and received 104 responses in a stipulated time. The standard analytical tool was used for analysis and interpretation of the data. This study could give library professionals useful insight into various Google Services to adopt in library services. The mean and standard deviation scores were used for ranking the various Google Services. The questionnaire was distributed through email in a google form with a link. The study conclude that the library professionals must be trained to make them technically skilled in utilizing the Google services for library purpose. The hypothesis study is done between the demographic variables and google services awareness.

Published
2021

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