Certain individuals are of the opinion that structures such as libraries results in lavish spending of money and resources, thus, should be substituted for computers. Despite the academic heights and results that can be achieved with a computer, it cannot be compared with the additional benefits of using a library, hence computers should be incorporated in libraries rather than replacing them.
Computers are paramount when it comes to academic research, presentation of topics, online study and official task. In recent times, an internet connected computer makes online study and work easier, as any topic can easily be researched and the official task done speedily, although, distractions can be a major drawback. As pop-up adverts, movies and games can basically take one off-course thereby decreasing individual output. For instance, a colleague got distracted by a movie advert that popped up during an online lesson.
On the other hand, libraries are secluded structures built with aim of academic purpose and a supervisor or librarian who oversees the activities of library users and ensures silence. Hence the level of distraction is decreased as users are aware of the rules in the library and are well able to comply, focus and achieve a set out task.
Other benefits include free access to a variety of books, written papers and previous research topics. People are also exposed to colleagues with greater ideas which cannot be assessed on a laptop. In my opinion, every library should have a computer section for library users as this would maximize efficiency and improve academic results.
In conclusion, though people believe that libraries are a waste of funding and resources, laptops cannot replace the serenity, the level of focus and optimal working environment that can be achieved in a study centre. Hence, computers should be incorporated in libraries to achieve a maximum working environment and results.
Certain individuals are of the opinion that structures such as libraries results in lavish spending of money and resources,
thus
, should
be substituted
for computers. Despite the
academic
heights and results that can
be achieved
with a computer, it cannot
be compared
with the additional benefits of using a library,
hence
computers should
be incorporated
in libraries
rather
than replacing them.
Computers are paramount when it
comes
to
academic
research, presentation of topics, online study and official task. In recent times, an internet connected computer
makes
online study and work easier, as any topic can
easily
be researched
and the official task done
speedily
, although, distractions can be a major drawback. As pop-up adverts, movies and games can
basically
take one off-course thereby decreasing individual output.
For instance
, a colleague
got
distracted by a movie advert that popped up during an online lesson.
On the other hand
, libraries
are secluded
structures built with aim of
academic
purpose and a supervisor or librarian who oversees the activities of library users and ensures silence.
Hence
the level of distraction
is decreased
as users are aware of the
rules
in the library and are well able to comply, focus and achieve a set out task.
Other benefits include free access to a variety of books, written papers and previous research topics.
People
are
also
exposed to colleagues with greater
ideas
which cannot
be assessed
on a laptop. In my opinion, every library should have a computer section for library users as this would maximize efficiency and
improve
academic
results.
In conclusion
, though
people
believe that libraries are a waste of funding and resources, laptops cannot replace the serenity, the level of focus and optimal working environment that can
be achieved
in a study
centre
.
Hence
, computers should
be incorporated
in libraries to achieve a maximum working environment and results.