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Information Seeking, Database and the Internet as Resources

Library and Information Science 13 minutes 55 seconds Introduction to ICT in Library and Information Services.

Information Seeking, Database and the Internet as Resources is a course that examines how individuals identify, locate, evaluate, and use information effectively. It covers information-seeking behavior, search strategies, and the use of databases, digital libraries, and internet resources for research and learning. The course also emphasizes information retrieval techniques, source evaluation, and the ethical use of information in academic and professional environments

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This lecture is part of LIS 211 Introduction to ICT in Library and Information Services. in the Library and Information Science department. The course has 47 recorded lectures across 13 series, all free to watch. Read or download the LIS 211 lecture note to study alongside the video.

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