Bilgi Teknolojisi ve Telekomünikasyon Arasındaki Bağlantı: Akademik Kütüphanelerin Yönü

Yıl 2024, Cilt: 2 Sayı: 1, 25 - 36, 30.06.2024

Olayinka Makinde , Temitope Olatunji , Andrew Igbinlola , Sarah Gyang

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.12601013

Öz

Bilgi Teknolojisi (BT) ve telekomünikasyonun hızlı ilerlemesi, akademik kütüphaneler de dahil olmak üzere modern toplumun çeşitli yönlerini dönüştürdü. Bu araştırma BT, telekomünikasyon ve akademik kütüphaneler arasındaki bağlantıyı ve bunların entegrasyonunun üniversiteler içinde kapsayıcı ve eşitlikçi bir araştırma ortamını nasıl teşvik edebileceğini araştırıyor. BT ve telekomünikasyonun tarihsel gelişimini, akademik kütüphanelerin dijital çağda gelişen rolünü ve dijital dönüşümün ortaya çıkardığı zorlukları ve fırsatları inceliyor. Çalışma, BT ve telekomünikasyonun dijital koleksiyonlar, sanal referans ve işbirlikçi platformlar gibi akademik kütüphane hizmetlerine entegrasyonunu, uzaktan erişimi, disiplinler arası araştırmayı ve bilgi paylaşımını vurgulamaktadır. Teknolojik altyapıya yatırım yapmak, açık erişim girişimlerini teşvik etmek ve dijital okuryazarlık eğitimi sağlamak gibi araştırmaya katılımı artırmaya yönelik stratejiler tartışılmaktadır. Nijerya akademik kütüphanelerinden başarılı uygulama örnekleri sunulmakta ve bu teknolojilerin pratik uygulamaları gösterilmektedir. Ek olarak, araştırma ortaya çıkan eğilimleri ve teknolojileri inceliyor ve akademik kütüphanelerin gelişen ortama uyum sağlamaları ve alakalı kalmaları için stratejiler öneriyor. Sonuç, araştırmaya katılım ve toplumsal ilerleme için BT ve telekomünikasyonun dönüştürücü potansiyelinden yararlanmak amacıyla politika yapıcılar, araştırmacılar ve kütüphane profesyonelleri arasındaki işbirliğinin önemini vurgulamaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Bilgi Teknolojisi, Telekomünikasyon, Akademik Kütüphaneler, Dijital Dönüşüm, Araştırmaya Katılım

Nexus Between Information Technology and Telecommunications: Academic Libraries’ Direction

Öz

The rapid advancement of Information Technology (IT) and telecommunications has transformed various aspects of modern society, including academic libraries. This research explores the nexus between IT, telecommunications and academic libraries and how their integration can foster an inclusive and equitable research environment within universities. It examines the historical development of IT and telecommunications, the evolving role of academic libraries in the digital era, and the challenges and opportunities posed by digital transformation. The study highlights the integration of IT and telecommunications in academic library services, such as digital collections, virtual reference and collaborative platforms, enabling remote access, interdisciplinary research and knowledge sharing. Strategies for enhancing research inclusion, such as investing in technological infrastructure, promoting open access initiatives and providing digital literacy training are discussed. Successful implementation examples from Nigerian academic libraries are presented, demonstrating the practical application of these technologies. Additionally, the research examines emerging trends and technologies and proposes strategies for academic libraries to adapt and remain relevant in the evolving landscape. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of collaboration among policymakers, researchers and library professionals to leverage the transformative potential of IT and telecommunications for research inclusion and societal progress.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Information Technology, Telecommunications, Academic Libraries, Digital Transformation, Research Inclusion

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