Exploitation of Web 2.0 Based Website among the Female Students of University of Rajshahi: A Case Study
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Library and Information Science - Year 2017, Vol 11, Issue 2
Abstract
The present study mainly explores the usage of Web2.0 based website among female students of Rajshahi University, Bangladesh. The study revealed that the term web 2.0 has popularity among 73 respondents (97.33%). Majority respondents i.e.70.67% has used web 2.0 based websites whereas 29.33% respondents don’t use the web 2.0 based website. The present study also find that 32.07% respondent think that web 2.0 based applications is important, and 26.41% respondents are fully satisfied with the web 2.0 based websites. It has been found that 41.51% respondents always visited website for the purpose of social networking information whereas 39.62 % respondents never visited website for the same purpose.
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Nazmul Islam
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