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De Quelques Problèmes D'Éthique En Elearning, Ahmed Almakari
De Quelques Problèmes D'Éthique En Elearning, Ahmed Almakari
Dirassat
The exponential development of the Internet has dramatically transformed the learning practices in our universities. This digital revolution has created a myriad of resources whose copyright limits are not always clearly defined,they are accessible on a self-service basis for everyone. This g accessibility associated with ultra-powerful search engines likeGoogle and the power of certain E-learning software which makes studentsfinding online courses and information for their research and academic productionsverry easy , it is easy to sheet in an online course than in presential one.
Users’ Perception Of Library Facilities: Evidence From The University Of Cape Coast, Seth K. Parbie, Rita Phuti Ms, Kwaku Anhwere Barfi Mr
Users’ Perception Of Library Facilities: Evidence From The University Of Cape Coast, Seth K. Parbie, Rita Phuti Ms, Kwaku Anhwere Barfi Mr
Library Philosophy and Practice (e-journal)
The purpose of this paper is to present the findings of the users’ perception of library facilities on quality of service at Sam Jonah Library University of Cape Coast, Ghana using Library Quality (LibQUAL) model approach. The survey used the LibQUAL+ model to evaluate quality of service at Sam Jonah Library University of Cape Coast, Ghana. The data were collected from library users by administering the LibQUAL+ questionnaire in a printed format. Using the survey design, both open-ended and close-ended questions were used to obtain data from 400 respondents, comprising of 310 and 50 undergraduate and postgraduate students, respectively and …