Master Plan Design and Implementation of e-Library System
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https://doi.org/10.31958/js.v13i2.3634Keywords:
Master plan, Information system, Implementation, E-Library.Abstract
A study shows that the successful use of e-library system in implementation depended on the speed of access, accuracy and appropriate searching collection access (Umukoro and Tiamiyu 2017). Of course, the incomplete design and implementation of the e-Library System at IAIN Batusangkar had become a challenge for the library unit in implementing the e-Library system optimally to retrieval information easil and fast. The purpose of this study was to see the extent of the implementation of the master plan design and that of the e-Library system at library unit of IAIN Batusangkar. This research was a qualitative, library research. this research, used some references to analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the e-Library system. The results showed that the development of the e-Library or digital library at the library unit of IAIN Batusangkar was a way out to overcome various obstacles in the individual input and Information retrieval process, location distance, high social environmental demands and up to date information that is fast, precise, and accurate without having to visit the library and data collection needs which couls be accessed via one touch by connecting to the internet network for Search to e-Library (e.g using web: Zi-shof model e-Campus).
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