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easily searchable on the web and can be found and used with current library information. This machine-readable information can be read by computers and does not have to rely upon the human eye to read and understand the data. This process will limit human error and produce information quicker and better than ever. Linked Data in Libraries In recent years, the area of linked data has become a topic that many in the library field have spent more time and effort pursuing. For many of us

Digital Tools and the Adult Learner Stacee Hildebrandt COLL100 American Military University Dr. Danan Myers Digital Tools and the Adult Learner How can digital tools be used to increase the academic success of the adult learner? In order to understand how digital tools used to help the adult learner they must first be digital literate. “Digital literacy is the ability to use digital technology, communications tools, and/or networks, to access, manage, integrate, evaluate and create information

Every Student Succeeds Improving No Child Left Behind There have been many reforms that have been put in place since schools were created in 1635 . New acts are created and changed as America and its school system continues to change. Lyndon B. Johnson, to face the problem of war on poverty , created the Elementary and Secondary School Act of 1965. As America changed, in 2001, George W. Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act to replace the 1965 act because America was no longer competing internationally

Nayely Mendez 1-3 Triton College Library 4. Classical Music Performance 5. International Happiness Day Presentation Triton College Library I’ve been volunteering at the Triton College Library since my first semester at Triton. I’ve learned several things, both personally and practically. I actually have past experience in volunteering at libraries. I used to volunteer at my high school’s library for 3 years. Because of that I had learned the Dewey Decimal system along with laminating

Libraries are the first place for all the individuals who are as students, working professionals depending upon their roles. When considering the types of libraries there are of four types which got segregated based on their functionality. According to the Mcgrath (2015) these school librarie are the first place where every individual will see the library for the first time in their life for their education. As this is the first place for the students for the new innovation and build

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(Walters, 2012). Furthermore, PDA’s fail to represent the full range of library stakeholders (Walters, 2012). Walters (2012) reports that PDA programs, grant selection authority to a limited group of stakeholders, which include current patrons who use the library and the PDA selection procedure and does not take into account patrons who do not use the library; future students and faculty; scholars from other institutions; the library as an organisational entity; and the university as a whole. In addition

be an ideal college, at last, what we would regard as an ideal. Here of course I speak mostly for myself. An ideal college, in my opinion, should consist of a building with well-lighted and spacious rooms, an extensive playground, well-equipped libraries and laboratories, and learned teachers. These are essential, and so I will discuss these first. On the academic side an ideal college should have two kinds of rooms: lecture-rooms and tutorial rooms. Lecture-rooms should be large enough to accommodate

explore was the library. As students within the university, we use the library space on a daily basis. “Space speak of being, belonging, and becoming” (Australian Government Department of Education Employment and Workplace Relations, 2009, as cited in Giamminuti, 2013, p. 52). The library is a space that we are familiar with and expected to be comfortable with. It is a space where students can find books, study, collaborate, use computers, and print materials. Our understanding of the library is limited

The purpose of this essay is to analyse a chosen database in terms of its usefulness as a resource for local history research. The database which has been chosen for its usefulness as a resource for local history research is The Charles Booth Online Archive. To analyse The Charles Booth Online Archive, it will be necessary to briefly examine the accessibility of the archive, together with its functionality as a local history research tool. In addition, it will be vital to consider how the scope and