Information Technology in Libraries MCQs February 18, 2026May 21, 2024 by u930973931_answers 20 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/20 Subscribe 1. What is the primary purpose of implementing Information Technology (IT) in libraries? (A) To enhance information access and services (B) To increase physical book circulation (C) To reduce library staff (D) To eliminate physical collections 2. Which of the following is an example of Information Technology used for cataloging and classification in libraries? (A) Barcode scanners (B) Physical card catalogs (C) Handwritten bookplates (D) Manual shelf arrangement 3. What is the significance of Integrated Library Systems (ILS) in library IT infrastructure? (A) They automate library processes such as cataloging, circulation, and acquisitions (B) They allow patrons to browse physical collections (C) They eliminate the need for library staff (D) They restrict access to library resources 4. The term âRFID technologyâ in libraries refers to: (A) Randomized File Identification for digital collections (B) Replacing Fiction Identification Databases (C) Radio Frequency Identification for tracking and managing library materials (D) Remote File Interaction Devices for user access 5. How does cloud computing benefit library services? (A) It requires physical server installations in libraries (B) It increases physical space requirements for server rooms (C) It limits access to library resources (D) It offers scalable storage and computing resources for digital collections 6. What role do Digital Libraries play in modern library services? (A) They replace physical libraries entirely (B) They restrict access to digital materials (C) They provide online access to digital collections and resources (D) They eliminate the need for library staff 7. What is the purpose of Library Management Software (LMS) in libraries? (A) To organize staff meetings (B) To limit access to library resources (C) To replace physical library buildings (D) To automate administrative tasks such as budgeting and scheduling 8. How do libraries utilize Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology? (A) To analyze spatial data related to library services and resources (B) To track library patronsâ movements (C) To replace traditional library catalogs (D) To restrict access to digital collections 9. What is the primary function of Learning Management Systems (LMS) in libraries? (A) To manage library staff training programs (B) To organize library events and workshops (C) To support online learning and education initiatives (D) To limit access to library resources 10. The term âOpenURL resolverâ in library IT refers to: (A) A tool for resolving citation links to full-text resources (B) A tool for opening physical book URLs (C) A tool for closing library catalogs (D) A tool for accessing digital collections 11. How does Electronic Resource Management (ERM) software benefit libraries? (A) It limits access to electronic resources (B) It helps manage subscriptions, licenses, and usage statistics of electronic resources (C) It eliminates the need for digital collections (D) It tracks physical book circulation 12. What is the significance of Digital Preservation Systems in libraries? (A) They ensure long-term access and usability of digital materials (B) They delete digital materials after a certain period (C) They limit access to digital collections (D) They automate physical preservation processes 13. How do libraries use Virtual Reality (VR) technology? (A) To replace physical library spaces (B) To limit access to digital collections (C) To enhance user experiences and educational activities (D) To eliminate library staff 14. What role does Open Access Software play in library services? (A) It restricts access to library resources (B) It automates physical library tasks (C) It promotes free and unrestricted access to scholarly publications and research (D) It replaces traditional library catalogs 15. The term âinstitutional repositoriesâ in library IT refers to: (A) Physical storage spaces for library materials (B) Restricting access to library resources (C) Digital storage spaces for research outputs and scholarly works (D) Managing library staff schedules 16. How do libraries utilize Digital Rights Management (DRM) technology? (A) To provide free access to digital materials (B) To restrict unauthorized access and distribution of digital materials (C) To limit access to physical collections (D) To automate library services 17. What is the purpose of Library Mobile Apps in modern library services? (A) To replace physical library buildings (B) To restrict access to digital collections (C) To provide convenient access to library resources and services on mobile devices (D) To automate library circulation processes 18. How does Social Media Integration benefit library outreach efforts? (A) It reduces library outreach efforts (B) It limits access to library resources (C) It increases user engagement and communication with library patrons (D) It eliminates the need for physical collections 19. What role does Data Analytics play in library management? 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