论文信息 - Impact of non academic websites usage on female students academic performance (a case study)

Impact of non academic websites usage on female students academic performance (a case study)

Recently all or most of the academic institutions have made substantial investment in computing and building internet infrastructure with an objective to improve productivity of students and faculty members. However non academic websites are dominantly using and social networking sites are becoming extremely popular for internet users especially for college students.

Rozita Jamili Oskouei

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