ABDULLAHI SHUAIBU'S JOURNALS ON SOCIOLOGY OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS AND SERVICES.

                                                                  ABDULLAHI SHUAIBU                                                                            U13LS2003 2nd  week 1. conceptual meaning of sociology 2. find out the meaning of ethnocentrism (all the activities involved in a person seeing his culture as the center of everything or being superior than others culture). 3. significance that can be derived from the study of ethnocentrism to library and information science professionals: i also gain the conceptual meaning of the following: i. social behaviour ii. empirical investigation iii. meaning of critical analysis iv. social action and v. social structure        

JOURNAL ENTRY FOR U13LS2003 FIRST WEEK: Identification/Introductions. 1.        Name : Abdullahi Shuaibu 2.        Registration Number: U13LS2003 3.        Home town: Samaru-Zaria 4.        Hobbies: Reading and watching news 5.        Hates/dislikes: dishonest and ingratitude 6.        Something which you may likely want others to tell you: the basic truth FACTS ABOUT THE LECTURE 1.        Name : Abdullahi Ibrahim Musa 2.        Likes: He likes to share more information on how to let people make money. 3.        State of Origin: Kaduna, but raised in Kano. 4.        Local Government Area: Soba, based in Samaru-Zaria. 5.        Area of Specialization: Special Ontology and Epistemology. 6.        Most Preferred Adopted Methodology of Teaching: Constructivism. All activities involved of a teacher assuming that he is not with all responsibilities. He believes that students are installed and full of brilliant ideas, and it is therefore the duty, obligation and

ABDULLAHI SHUAIBU REG NO: U13LS2003 The Five laws of  library science  is a theory proposed by  S. R. Ranganathan  in 1931, detailing the principles of operating a  library  system. Many librarians worldwide accept them as the foundations of their philosophy. These laws are: Books are for use. Every reader his [or her] book. Every book its reader. Save the time of the reader. The library is a growing organism. First law: Books are for use. The first law constitutes the basis for the library services. Dr. Ranganathan observed that books were often chained to prevent their removal and that the emphasis was on storage and preservation rather than use. He did not reject the notion that preservation and storage were important, but he asserted that the purpose of such activities was to promote the use of them. Without the use of materials, there is little value in the item. By emphasizing use, Dr. Ranganathan refocused the attention of the field to access-related iss