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1. Digital Media and Information Literacy: A way to Paperless Society

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A, Subaveerapandiyan and Maurya, Anuradha

Subjects
Computer Science - Digital Libraries, Computer Science - Computers and Society
Abstract

Purpose - The study's main objective was to find out the possibility of a paperless library and society with particular reference to Top 60 Universities from QS world University ranking 2021 and their library professionals. ICT knowledge and skills of these LIS professionals and evaluated their digital literacy skills was another aim of this study. Design/methodology/approach - The researchers used the survey method for this study using a structured questionnaire, distributed through the google form to library professionals of world-famous universities, ranked as top 60 in QS World University Ranking. 206 responses were received. The information collected from the respondents has been analyzed using an Excel sheet and SPSS software. Findings - Most professionals are interested in digital learning and adopting paperless learning to contribute to a paperless society. They go for online ways to answer reference queries of users and work in a refined atmosphere. They are learning from digital resources and have support from online platforms if they suffer. Also, they are actively engaging with the digital environment and promoting it too.

Published
2022

4. AI Tools in LIS Research: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges for Scholarly Advancement.

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Maurya, Anuradha and Sinha, Priyanka

Abstract

This study examines the integration of AI tools in Library and Information Science (LIS) research to understand their implications on academic practices. Using a careful survey-based methodology, the study explores the advantages of AI tools, related challenges, and potential behavioural impacts, mainly focusing on whether they unintentionally promote satisfaction among researchers. Findings reveal an ideal position for AI tool utilisation, highlighting varied degrees of usage and perceived benefits like increased efficiency and expanded research scope. However, challenges encompass ethical concerns, integration complexities, and diverging opinions regarding the tools' potential impact on researcher diligence. This study contributes significantly by addressing the less-explored behavioural implications of AI tool integration in research, offering refined insights into their multifaceted impact on academic practices. It underscores the need for a balanced and informed approach to AI integration, considering their transformative potential and ethical considerations in scholarly pursuits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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8. Digital Media and Information Literacy: A way to Paperless Society

Author

A, SUBAVEERAPANDIYAN and Maurya, Anuradha

Subjects
FOS: Computer and information sciences, Information science, Paperless Society, Digital Reading, Paperless Library, Computer Science - Digital Libraries, Library science, Computer Science - Computers and Society, Media Literacy, Computers and Society (cs.CY), Digital Literacy, Digital Libraries (cs.DL), Information literacy
Abstract

Purpose -The study's main objective was to find out the possibility of a paperless library and society with particular reference to Top 60 Universities from QS world University ranking 2021 and their library professionals. ICT knowledge and skills of these LIS professionals and evaluated their digital literacy skills was another aim of this study. Design/methodology/approach -The researchers used the survey method for this study using a structured questionnaire, distributed through the google form to library professionals of world-famous universities, ranked as top 60 in QS World University Ranking. 206 responses were received. The information collected from the respondents has been analyzed using an Excel sheet and SPSS software. Findings -Most professionals are interested in digital learning and adopting paperless learning to contribute to a paperless society. They go for online ways to answer reference queries of users and work in a refined atmosphere. They are learning from digital resources and have support from online platforms if they suffer. Also, they are actively engaging with the digital environment and promoting it too. Paper type:Research paper Keywords:Digital Literacy, Digital Reading, Media Literacy, Paperless Society, Paperless Library

Published
2021
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