A) A library that uses virtual reality for browsing B) A physical library with only computers C) An online collection of digital resources D) A library that exclusively stores e-books
A) To eliminate the need for librarians B) To sell digital content for profit C) To provide access to digital resources for users D) To reduce physical book storage space
A) Quantum computing B) Augmented reality C) 3D printing D) OCR (Optical Character Recognition)
A) Format obsolescence B) Lack of internet connectivity C) Unlimited storage capacity D) Frequent power outages
A) By encrypting digital resources for security B) By providing information about the content of digital items C) By compressing audio files D) By converting images to text
A) By limiting screen reader compatibility B) By requiring physical presence for access C) By using predominantly visual content D) By providing text-to-speech features
A) Reducing storage costs B) Ensuring the integrity of digital content and transactions C) Enhancing virtual reality experiences D) Speeding up internet connectivity
A) Focusing on modern pop culture only B) Removing historical documents from digital collections C) Digitizing and making cultural heritage accessible online D) Limiting access to cultural resources
A) Ignoring emerging technologies B) Restricting access to academic databases C) Limiting the availability of scientific journals D) Providing access to current research and collaborative tools
A) Facilitating cross-border access to diverse resources B) Restricting content based on region C) Suppressing international collaboration D) Promoting isolation in information exchange
A) Sharing content without permission B) Ignoring copyright infringement claims C) Disregarding fair use principles D) Respecting intellectual property rights and licensing agreements
A) Limits content diversity B) Slows down content retrieval processes C) Enhances personalized recommendations and user experience D) Decreases search relevance and accuracy
A) Encouraging physical book collections B) Disregarding energy conservation C) Promoting printing of digital resources D) Reducing paper consumption through digital access
A) Ignoring user feedback B) Enhancing user experience and navigation C) Limiting user interaction D) Creating complicated access barriers
A) Banning community engagement B) Discouraging user interactions C) Facilitating discussions and collaborative projects D) Excluding user feedback
A) Limiting user access to digital collections B) Deleting outdated content regularly C) Ensuring the accessibility and integrity of digital resources over time D) Ignoring copyright issues
A) Fax machines. B) Artificial Intelligence (AI). C) Rotary telephones. D) Typewriters. |