Inventory Of Books Research Articles

Teacher’s Attitude towards the Use of Digital Technologies for Capturing Students’ Data in Secondary Schools in Imo State, Nigeria

In Imo State, the researchers observed that teachers still use inventory book, admission register and continuous assessment record booklets to capture students’ data in secondary schools. This is surprising given the current wave of digitalization. Thus, the study examined teachers' attitude towards the use of digital technologies for students’ data capturing in secondary schools in Orlu education zone of Imo State, Nigeria. One research question guided the study and two hypotheses were tested. Descriptive survey design was adopted. The population of this study comprised 1209 teachers in the 105 public secondary schools in Orlu education zone of Imo State. 240 public secondary school teachers were used as the sample for the study using multi stage sampling procedure. The instrument for data collection was a validated self-administered questionnaire. Cronbach alpha formula was used to determine the internal consistency of the questionnaire and co-efficient of 0.83 was obtained. Mean and standard deviation were used to answer the research question and determine the homogeneity or otherwise of the respondents while t-test was used for testing the null hypotheses at 0.05 level of significance. Findings revealed that teachers’ have a positive attitude towards the use of digital technologies for capturing students' data in secondary schools in Orlu education zone. There was no significant difference in the mean ratings of teachers on their positive attitude towards the use of digital technologies for capturing students’ data in secondary schools irrespective of their years of teaching experience and location. It was recommended among others that, management of secondary schools should be organizing ICT-related seminars for teachers to improve their ICT skills in order to increase their attitude towards the utilization of digital technologies for capturing students' data.

La biblioteca personal de Abelardo Jaén Machuca (1894-1972): huellas literarias en la vida de un compositor

The figure of the musician and composer Abelardo Jaén Machuca (1894-1972) left his musical mark on Elche (Alicante, Spain) in the first half of the 20th century. His legacy includes a private library that houses a collection of more than 150 books. The aim of this research is to show the interrelationship between the composer and his books, both personally and professionally. To this end, methodologies analogue to similar studies of private libraries are used, drawing up an inventory of books and their classification by subject, and determining the evidence found by using qualitative methods. The results show a special interest in contemporary music, sometimes present in his mostly traditionalist compositions, and an intimate relationship between the different subjects and the composer's biographical stages, which helps in the reconstruction of his musical career.

Rfid Technology in Library and Information Science

The radiofrequency identification system (RFID) makes it possible for devices like computers or machines to automatically recognize things, record metadata, or control certain targets. A technique called Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) makes it possible to identify objects without a direct line of sight. For administering the automated library and detecting theft, libraries are using the most recent technologies. The inventory, issuance, and return status of books, gadgets, and other objects in the library can all be monitored with the help of RFID systems. Additionally, it ensures that your library is secure and that no priceless resources are stolen from it. The library management system receives the ID number from the RFID system and uses it to retrieve the book, check it out, and produce a receipt. When a visitor returns a book, the tag responds with the ID number, and the system credits the user's account. The automated identification of library documents involved in a certain technical process requires reading data from the tag memory located in the working region of the RFID reader. Radio-frequency labels of the same type as the library labels but not those can also fall within the reading zone at the same time. Libraries must make sure that their RFID systems adhere to all applicable laws, keep them updated often, and instruct their employees and visitors on how to use them effectively.

Prehistoric Recycling Explained in a Playful Way: The Pfahlbauten Wimmelbild—An Interactive Digital Mediation Tool Designed by Young People

With the “Talents Internship program” established by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG, Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft), 14- to 17-year-old students from various school types visited the Natural History Museum and the Kuratorium Pfahlbauten in summer 2022 to gain practical experience in research. The internship focused on a sustainability approach, discussing recycling methods, the sustainable use of resources and the circular economy in prehistory. The UNESCO World Heritage “Prehistoric Pile Dwellings around the Alps” was used as a research area for the project. The project also aimed to make the content developed by the students available to the public as a digital media tool. The pupils brought an illustration of a prehistoric lake shore settlement to life and created an interactive image available at the website of Kuratorium Pfahlbauten. Various scenes of the illustration have been augmented with animations created by the students of HTL Spengergasse in Vienna. Students from federal secondary schools from Vienna (Stubenbastei) and Upper Austria (Traun) researched the information about the objects and wrote texts that, as a description of the animated videos, introduce the users to the prehistoric artifact and explain the recycling process behind it. The students worked independently using the scientific literature, 140-year-old inventory books and 6000-year-old objects from the collection of the Natural History Museum Vienna. The activities and the supporting program within the internship were recorded by the students in blog posts, available at the Pfahlbauten-Blog. The co-creative approach of the FFG Talent Internship made it possible to introduce a group of school students to the process of scientific work and the communication of results. It was honored with the Creative App Award at CHNT 2023.

Optimization of the book management and automation system in school libraries in Kazakhstan

The significance of the scientific subject lies in addressing the challenges related to the advancement of management systems and the automation of library services in schools across Kazakhstan, particularly within the framework of digitalizing school education and enhancing library and information systems. The article aims to analyze the prospects of modern automated library and information systems and book automation in Kazakhstani schools, exploring existing technologies, and developing methods to enhance management and book automation amidst the digitalization of education. The methodological approach of the study is based on methods of content analysis, synthesis, comparison, generalization of scientific and methodological base of prospects and technologies of development of the system of management and automation of books in Kazakhstan schools, methods of their improvement, graphic – for visual illustration and comparison of the results of research bibliographic databases in graphic images and tabular forms. Identified and evaluated the technological and methodological features of the process of management and automation of the book collection in schools in Kazakhstan through the prism of end result efficiency, the impact of automated library information systems on the practical implementation of management and automation of books in Kazakhstan schools. The analysis delves into the distinctive characteristics of database formation and the utilization of electronic information databases within schools in Kazakhstan, using a concrete example as illustration. Within the realm of scientific inquiry, the primary outcomes encompass the delineation, examination, and underlying principles of automated library and information systems within Kazakhstani educational institutions. Furthermore, the research delineates the technological approaches essential for the implementation of digitalization initiatives concerning the book inventory. The experimental findings and subsequent conclusions drawn by the authors provide valuable insights into avenues for enhancing management systems and automating book processes within schools in Kazakhstan. These insights are crucial for both library personnel and students, as they offer guidance on improving the efficiency and effectiveness of these systems.

Towards a more realistic approach to the problem of detecting fuel leaks in filling stations: Mixed time windows

The early detection of fuel leaks in filling stations is crucial to minimize environmental risks, such as soil and groundwater contamination. There are some commercial products for fuel leakage detection based on statistical analysis of data from station inventory books. Although they solve the tackled problem, they have some important drawbacks, such as their high price, and issues related to the privacy of station data, which must be shared with the company owning the reconciliation technology.In this work, a solution based on Artificial Intelligence is proposed to address this problem. Machine Learning techniques, specifically two-class supervised classifiers, are applied to data extracted from inventory books of real petrol stations. The classification models used in this paper are trained and tested with real data of days without leaks and simulated data of days with leaks. Thus, the more representative of reality these data are, the better the classifiers will work when implemented in a real filling station. In this sense, the most novel contribution of this paper is the way in which the training sets are constructed to achieve a realistic scenario. These sets are composed of time data windows in which the leak can begin on any day within the window, not necessarily on the first day, as the authors had assumed in a previous contribution. Therefore, they are mixed windows containing a variable number of non-leaking and leaking days.In addition, the design of these data sets complies with the requirements of the current European standard UNE-EN 13160–5. This allows the classifiers to work under even more realistic conditions and thus increase the practical applicability of their results. This work demonstrates that by using two-class classifiers it is possible not only to comply with the standard in terms of the maximum allowable ratio of false positives and false negatives, but also to detect the leak in a shorter time than that established in the norm.

Paintings by Eduard Lind from the Collection of the former Museum Society in Maribor

The article focuses on the origin, date, and content of the works produced by Eduard Lind (1827–1904), a Maribor-based painter of German descent, that the Museum Society Maribor (Museumsverein Marburg) acquired from the time of its founding in 1902 and until 1923. The main written source for the interpretation of the above-mentioned paintings, which are currently kept in the Maribor Regional Museum, is the inventory book of the Museum Society in Maribor (Grundbuch des Museum-Vereines in Marburg), which was used during the period under discussion. The information collected from the inventory book, the study of preserved paintings, written sources, and the survey of Maribor’s civil registers have made it possible for us to establish a link between the discussed Lind’s works and concrete people that is, male and female inhabitants of Maribor in the second half of the nineteenth century and their status in society.

The Role of External Signs of Multi-volume Editions in the Reconstruction of Kolyvan-Voskresensky Mining Plants Book Collection

The purpose of the article is to determinate the role of the external signs in the multi-volume editions in the book marking and to solve the practical problems of reconstruction of the original composition of the book collection of Kolyvan-Voskresensky mining plants (KVMP) for the period of the XVIIIth – early XIXth centuries. This topic is considered in continuation of such issues as the reconstruction of KVMP book collection, which has already attracted the attention of our predecessors, such as formation of the fund, its cataloguing, redistribution among official Altai libraries and others. For the first time one speaks not on mechanical fixation of certain features of the copies, but on the study of these characteristics “interaction mechanisms” under the conditions of redistribution of preserved copies among different Siberian repositories. The focus is only on the signs of the early period of the existence of the book collection: stamp imprints, textual and numerical service records, specific features of bindings etc. The emphasis on early signs is due to an appeal to the earliest accounting document – “Inventory of books of Barnaul State Library, compiled by P. K. Frolov” (1809). This makes it possible to show in detail the connection between the signs on the books and the articles corresponding to these books official document and to determine the original composition of different multi-volume editions or, on the contrary avoid combining volumes that do not correspond to each other into one set. The structure of the article is determined by analysis of numerous details associated with each copy from three state repositories: State Public Scientific Technological Library of the Siberian branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk State Regional Scientific Library, Research Library of Tomsk State University. The main object of the study is records of “ordinary” and “private” copy numbers, official numerical records, handwritten evidences on the inclusion of numerous drawings in book blocks as an integral part of these editions, different styles of crossing out typographical letters with ferrous ink and other signs. The features of stamp imprints are taken into account. In some cases the paramount importance of the binding characteristics is shown. The role of external signs in combining disparate copies as sets of multi-volume editions is recognized as leading. It is concluded that not just recording, but rather a thorough study of the external features of the extant sets and odd volumes of multi-volume editions is one of the basic conditions for the successful reconstruction of the book collection of KVMP.

Analysis of Liability and Legal Protection of Land Deed Officials (PPAT) Review of Court Decision No. 43/Pdt.G/2017/PN. Slt

This research aims to explore the legal protections and responsibilities assumed by Land Deed Officials (PPATs), particularly in the context of Court Decision No. 43/Pdt.G/2017/PN. Slt. Using a case study approach, we identify factors that affect the legal responsibilities of PPATs under the judgment. While evaluating whether the existing legal system has provided adequate protection to them. This research uses a juridical sociological approach method with a descriptive analytical nature, as well as primary data collection techniques through interviews and secondary data through an inventory of books, documents, and articles. The results of the analysis show that Court Decision No. 43/Pdt.G/2017/PN. Slt provides an important insight into the responsibility of PPAT in making land deeds. The implications of these findings are discussed in the context of improving a more effective legal system to ensure adequate protection for PPATs and the public interest in property transactions. The results show that PPATs must be responsible for the validity of the deeds they make in accordance with the rules and principles, and they are responsible for attending the trial. However, based on the precautionary principle, PPATs need to increase caution in making land payment settlement notes. In relation to the legal protection of PPATs, they are entitled to both mental and physical protection from interference and threats from any party.

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Perpustakaan Berbasis Web SMK Negeri 3 Karawang

Perancangan Sistem Informasi Perpustakaan Berbasis Web SMK Negeri 3 Karawang

Adminsitration of educational facilites and infrastructure management in improving the quality of leraning in Madrasah Ibtidaiyah

This research is entitled "Management of Educational Facilities and Infrastructure to Improve the Quality of Learning at MIN 3 Labuhan Batu". In the learning process, facilities and infrastructure are very necessary for schools to support the success of learning activities. The aim of this research is to determine: (1) management of educational facilities and infrastructure, (2) efforts made to improve the quality of learning . This research uses a descriptive method with a qualitative approach. The subject of this research is the deputy head of the facilities and infrastructure division of MIN 3 Labuhan Batu, while the object of this research is the management of educational facilities and infrastructure to improve the quality of learning. Data collection was carried out by observation, interviews and documentation. The results of this research show that: (1) Management of educational facilities and infrastructure is carried out by involving all school components such as principals, deputies and teachers, for procurement based on prioritized needs and adjusted to funds, both BOS funds and assistance from other parties. other. Then it is recorded in the inventory book for a period of one year. Meanwhile, deletion has never been carried out until now. (2) The efforts made are to equip educational facilities and infrastructure and motivate students to be more active in studying.

The Stories We Tell Our Young Children: Using Picture Books to Explore Race and Black–Jewish Relations

ABSTRACT Early childhood Jewish education provides an opportune moment to teach about race and Black–Jewish relations as young children grapple with concepts like justice. This article argues that picture books containing interactions between Black and Jewish characters or a Black Jewish character are a powerful pedagogical tool for this purpose. We created the first inventory of picture books that contain these characters, finding 188 of them which we believe can be invaluable in introducing the vital topic of race and racism to young children in early childhood Jewish classrooms through the historically important lenses of Black–Jewish relations and Black Jewish individuals.

Nuclear archaeology to assess fissile-material inventories for nuclear safety and security, transparency, and disarmament

Uncertainties about the size of fissile-material stockpiles are large; states routinely observe differences between measured physical inventories and “book inventories.” Nuclear archaeology can reduce these uncertainties. A new, integrated approach would make use of data-analysis techniques that take into account direct fissile-material measurements, a variety of forensic measurements for shut-down facilities and radioactive wastes, and fuel-cycle operational records with related simulations. This article describes that approach and includes a hypothetical case illustrating its potential to probe declared histories and detect falsifications. The article reviews past efforts to fully capture fissile-material stockpiles. Future scenarios in which methods of nuclear archaeology could be used or will be required are also discussed, including improving nuclear safety and security through better knowledge of fissile materials and radioactive waste. International exercises for transparency purposes could be carried out in either nuclear-weapon or non-nuclear-weapon states. During any disarmament process, baseline declarations of fissile materials will need to be verified to assess the potential for a warhead buildup during arsenal reductions and eventually to verify the disposal of all weapons-related fissile materials.

Analisis Penyajian dan Pengungkapan Aset Bersejarah (Studi Kasus Pada Museum Negeri Siwalima Provinsi Maluku)

This study aims to determine the disclosure and presentation of Heritage Assets according to PSAP 07 of 2010 at the Siwalima Museum, Maluku Province. The type of research used in this study is a case study research with a qualitative approach. The necessary data were obtained through interviews, observation, documentation, as well as secondary data related to this research. The results of the study show that the presentation of heritage assets is not in accordance with PASP No. 07 of 2010. They are not presented in the Notes to the Financial Statements where historical assets are supposed to be included. Instead, heritage assets are listed in the Notes to the Financial Statements in terms of units, without any corresponding values, but they are explained in the Museum Items Inventory Book.

Liturgické a paraliturgické zpěvní knihy v nejstarších inventářích kostelů olomoucké diecéze

Within the framework of research on older book culture, which currently appears to be quite robust and is being carried out from the perspective of several different research disciplines, it is possible to identify certain less-explored areas or topics. This paper examines closely oldest known book inventories of diocesan churches in Moravia with an emphasis on so-called libri cantuales, books that were used for singing during the liturgy. The scope of examined inventories remains rather modest, analysed were lists of the Olomouc cathedral from the first half of the 15th century and inventories from parish churches in Boskovice and Brno from the second half of the 15th century. With a closer look, those inventories reveal besides the usual types of liturgical books also less frequented manuscripts, which contained for instance chant repertoire for the Holy Week. Detailed study of inventories brings also important clues and impulses in the field of fragmentology.

Великоустюжский и Тотемский архиерейский дом в начале XVIII века: историографический и источниковедческий аспекты

The paper provides a brief survey of the historiography of the inventory books of the bishop's houses, compiled following the decree of Peter the Great of January 31, 1701. It emphasizes the need for further identification and study of these sources. All existing information on the House of the Bishops of Veliky Ustyug and Totma in the early 18th century, including scholarly publications, can be traced back to N.I. Suvorov’s sketch in the “Pamyatnaya knizhka of the Vologda gubernia for the year 1864”. The study introduces the authentic inventory books of Veliky Ustyug and Totma diocese by stolnik A.M. Veshnyakov for research purposes. The inventory of the Bishops' houses is dated by indirect indicators to the autumn of 1701, while the inventory of their lands in Ustyug and Usolye uezds was compiled between November 26, 1702, and the beginning of February, 1703. This “chronological asynchrony” should be taken into consideration when analyzing the inventory of both archdiocesan houses and monasteries with votchinas. The currently accepted division of the inventory books of the Bishops' houses into “inventory of buildings and property” and “inventory books of votchinas” does not fully reflect the reality of the early 18th century. Given the satisfactory preservation of both inventories, a more complex study is recommended. By increasing the number of the Bishops' houses with full descriptions from 1701–1703, new sources offer a perspective for investigating the extent to which “control over the material resources of the bishop's government” acquired by Peter the Great during the initial stage of the Church reform served as an “instrument of influence on the bishops who disobeyed him”.

Financial Accounting and Management Accounting Training for MSMEs at the Annisa Bandung Cooperative

One of the internal problems faced by MSMEs is that the transaction records is still extremely simple, and many have not even done that yet. 85.19% of MSMEs in the Annisa Bandung Cooperative do not carry out accounting records in an orderly manner. However, it is important for MSMEs to carry out the accounting recording process to support the fluidity of their business activities. For this reason, it is important to hold training, that aim to provide knowledge and understanding of financial and management accounting so that MSME practitioners be able to apply it to their business activities. The methodology used in community service activities in the form of training is a service learning approach. Meanwhile, the implementation method is preparation, implementation and evaluation. The results of the training activities, namely that the level of knowledge of participants increased by 34% and the level of understanding increased by 44.44%, were said to be successful because this value reached more than 25%. Participants will apply the accounting records that are trained in their business activities as follows: (1) cash flow as much as 48.16%, (2) cash flows, profit and loss statements and inventory books as much as 44.44% and (3) inventory books as much as 7.4%.

HISTORIES AND FATE OF BOOK COLLECTIONS OF NOVOROSSIYSKYI UNIVERSITY LECTURERS AT THE TURN OF THE 1910s – 1920s

The article is aimed at studying histories and fate of the book collections of Novorossiyskiy University lecturers that entered the University library at the turn of the 1910s and 1920s and have been stored in its stocks in various amounts. The authors of the article considered it necessary to fill in certain gaps in academic literature concerning the histories and fate of the book collections of University staff in the specified period. The article represents publications from the book collections coming from outstanding employees of Novorossiyskiy University S. G. Vilinskyi, O. L. Kotseyovskyi, O. O. Kochubynskyi, I. A. Linnichenko, V.-P. N. Pavlovsky, O. V. Rystenko, E. M. Shchepkin, O. P. Dobroklonskyi who made a significant contribution to culture of the country, special attention being paid to books from the collection of the latter). The facts of acquisition of these book collections by University library are recorded in a number of documents of the State Archives of the Odesa Region, as well as in library’s inventory books, which registered book acquisitions at the turn of the century. The documents explaining the selection of a number of books listed in the appendix have not been found. However, the fact of their availability in private libraries of University lecturers can serve as additional evidence of thorough and in-depth study of relevant aspects of the humanities to which these publications are devoted by the owners of the above- mentioned collections. As a result of the research, a number of copies coming from these book collections have been identified. The article presents a brief description of book collections under consideration: personal data about the owner, the time of the book acquisition by the library, a number of identified copies, owner’s main centers of interest, information on book owners’ inscripts and bookplates if available. The authors also show whether one or another collection is kept as a single unit or is dispersed in library stocks as well as its relevance for readers. The paper deals with the importance of preserving the cultural heritage of previous centuries.

Johan Niklas Byström and the so-called Venus of Stockholm. New research on a presumably lost sculpture

The inventory books of the Skulpturensammlung (Sculpture Collection) in the Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden (Dresden State Art Collections, SKD) mention a plaster cast of a Venus sculpture, moulded from the marble so-called Venus of Stockholm. In the first half of the 19th century this statue—always considered an ancient artwork—had been owned by the Swedish sculptor Johan Niklas Byström, before it was sold to an English art collector. From that time on, the sculpture has been considered lost and it has remained unregarded by research. By contextualizing the Dresden plaster cast with other ancient Venus sculptures and textual sources, this article aims to show that the Venus of Stockholm was most likely an elaborate and mirror-reversed imitation made in its entirety in the 17th or 18th century. As such, the Venus of Stockholm was exceptional, because post-antique mirror-reversed copies of ancient sculptures are very rare. In addition, the article compares the Venus of Stockholm to statues sculpted by Byström, in order to highlight its impact on his oeuvre.

MANAJEMEN SARANA DAN PRASARANA DI TK ANANDA KOTA SUKABUMI

One effort to improve the quality of preschool education is to ensure that existing facilities and infrastructure at preschool education facilities are adequate, of good quality and appropriate for children's development, as well as ready-to-use facilities and infrastructure. . Therefore, to improve the quality of preschool education, good management of facilities and infrastructure is needed. The focus of research at Ananda Kindergarten includes the process of managing facilities and infrastructure, including planning needs for facilities and infrastructure, procurement of facilities and infrastructure, inventory of facilities and infrastructure, preservation of facilities and infrastructure, relocation of facilities and infrastructure. and monitoring facilities and infrastructure. This research uses a qualitative method with a case study design. Data collection techniques used interview, observation and recording techniques related to the management of Ananda Kindergarten facilities and infrastructure. The data obtained during the research process was analyzed through stages, namely data reduction, data presentation and drawing conclusions. Meanwhile, checking the validity of the data uses the source triangle, technical triangle and time triangle. Based on the data analysis that has been carried out; (1) Planning is carried out using a needs analysis method that takes into account all proposals from educators, teaching staff and student guardians and is carried out in meetings every two years. (2) Facilities and infrastructure can be obtained through the disbursement of BOP (Education Operational Support) funds for early childhood education. (3) Inventory is recorded for each entry of facilities and infrastructure, however, in the recording process, little attention is paid to the procedure for recording it in the inventory book. (4). There is no list of names of warehouses and facilities, but Ananda Kindergarten's facilities and infrastructure meet PAUD specifications and equipment. (5). Maintenance is carried out by educators and teaching staff. (6). Installation and dismantling of infrastructure carried out at PAUD Ananda consisted of filling the swimming pool and removing the rotating bowl. (7). Supervision of Ananda Kindergarten facilities and infrastructure is carried out by all parties such as educators, teaching staff and parents.