Essays on Library

There are loads of reasons that books can be tested or occasion prohibited. Regularly the reasons are political, legitimate, religious or moral. In some cases, books are challenged when a person peruses just a little bit or depends on reviews they have perused or heard…

The Library Consortiums are established in order to facilitate the sharing or knowledge resources that are located across fragmented locations worldwide. Networking and resource sharing are the two synergies that are explored across the library consortia (Okeagu & Okeagu, 2008). In literal terms, a library…

As a feature of library database instructional exercise appraisal, the exploration theme on “impact of feeding system on enteric methane emissions from dairy cows” was hunt down fitting articles, diaries and books utilizing distinctive databases. The effort was made to painstakingly comprehend and portray every…

Many reference librarians report that they are seeing fewer reference questions and more difficult technology-related questions. As technology becomes more complex, users need more assistance. Alongside this, Academic librarians are seeing an increasing number of questions that come when users have not been able to…

The University of Guyana Library, located on the main campuses, in confronting the difficulties to guarantee information resources are effective, efficient and accessible, have physical catalogues to display what materials are available in its collections and where the materials are. In 2014, in keeping with…

Purpose The purpose of the memo is to outline the specific steps needed to be taken for the local project of building a new library. The contractor representative, Chuck, will be informed of the details of the project outline in phases. This is in order…

The public library is, in fact, a public good because the commercial use of their facility or services is non-rivalrous to anyone and the use is non-excludable. For the library to be considered a public good, it must meet two certain things: 1. non-excludable and…

Break the Shackles of the Mind In Plato’s “The Allegory of the Cave” and Richard Wright’s “The Library Card,” becoming enlightened is the ultimate goal of both writers, and both of these men are asking the same question: What is true reality? Plato wanted the…

Open Science represents a new approach to the scientific process based on cooperative work and new ways of diffusing knowledge by using digital technologies and new collaborative tools . The OECD defines Open Science as: “to make the primary outputs of publicly funded research results…