a. Library Success
b. Second Life Library 2.0
c. LISNews.org
d. Bloomington Delivery Service
The question asks to identify websites that exemplify best practices, according to June L. Power. Based on the provided correct answer, the key websites are:
These selections suggest a focus on resources that promote professional development, innovative library services, and current information within the library and information science (LIS) field.
The websites identified as correct align with common criteria for best practices in libraries and information science:
Website 'd. Bloomington Delivery Service' is excluded. Unlike the others, it appears to be a specific, localized service rather than a general resource embodying broad best practices in library science or professional development recognized within the field.
Therefore, websites focusing on general library success strategies, technological innovation, and professional news (a, b, and c) are considered representative of best practices in this context.
| LIST-I Platform for MOOC | LIST-II Founder |
|---|---|
| A. Udacity | I. Eren Bali, Gagan Biyani and Oktay Caglar |
| B. Coursera | II. Harvard University and MIT |
| C. Udemy | III. Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng |
| D. edX | IV. Sebastian Thrun |
Match the following :
| List – I | List – II |
| a. Descriptive Metadata | i. MOA2 |
| b. Structural Metadata | ii. EAD |
| c. Administrative Metadata | iii. OWL + DC |
| d. Semantic Metadata | iv. MARC |
Match the following :
| List – I | List – II |
| a. Ezproxy | i. A community awareness programme |
| b. Geek the Library | ii. Access and authentification software |
| c. Outside the box | iii. Online learning place for libraries |
| d. Web junction | iv. Library focussed community entertainment initiative |