This research mainly aims to investigate visibility, Web Impact Factor (WIF), and the collaboration rate of the WEBSITES of 36 Iranian Islamic Azad Universities which are comprehensive or located in centers of provinces. The current method applied in this type of research is the process of link analysis, which is a webometrics method. In this process, “in-links”, “self-links”, and “co-links” of the WEBSITES under study were summed and then cluster and multiple dimensional scaling were applied. To collect needed data Yahoo subject directory was utilized. The research findings indicated that WEBSITES of South Tehran with 2710 in-links, Karaj with 2560 in-links, and Tabriz with 1350 in-links were the most visited sites; the WEBSITES belonging to Khorram-Abad (10.34381) and Khorasgan (0.188561) made the most and the least revisited WIF, respectively; the WEBSITES belonging to Khorram-Abad (10.57303) and Khorasgan (0.212915) made the most and the least total WIF, respectively. It is notable that 10 WEBSITES were chosen as CORE WEBSITES. According to findings, it is necessary that website managers and designers outline plans for the improvement of the quality and content of their WEBSITES, recognizing the factors required by the website in order to attract links. Finally, some recommendations for the improvement of the WEBSITES, and some further research have been indicated.

Introduction: Considering the importance of library WEBSITES in the establishment of communication and provision of services for their users, it is crucial to include those features in these WEBSITES which can lead to increased dynamism and optimal communication. The present study aimed at comparing Metadata elements of Dublin CORE with those of the WEBSITES of Central Libraries of Medical Universities in Iran.Methods: In this descriptive Survey, 16 WEBSITES of the central libraries of medical universities in Iran were evaluated using Internet Explorer and Netscape browsers. The Metadata elements of the HTML pages of these WEBSITES were extracted from the Source tab of View menu and were inserted in a checklist.Results: All the WEBSITES under study were designed on the basis of the general Markup language rather than Dublin CORE Metadata elements. It was also found that web designers preferred to focus on the content of the source in the first place followed by its physical appearance and ownership of the ideas, consecutively.Discussion: Web designers of the central libraries of medical universities in Iran employ Meta tags more than specific Metadata such as those of Dublin CORE. Lack of significant difference between ranking of web pages used by Meta tags and general Metadata, confirmed in some studies, could be due to web designers’ reluctance to employ the elements of specific Metadata the equivalents of which are found in Dublin CORE.

Introduction: Recent progress in providing innovative solutions in the organization of electronic resources and research in this area shows the global trend in the use of new strategies such as metadata to facilitate descripting, locating, organizing, and searching resources in the web environment. In this context, library metadata standards are of great importance. Therefore, the purpose of the present study was to compare the central library WEBSITES of Iranian state universities in terms of HTML and Dublin CORE metadata elements usage in 2011.Methods: This was an applied–descriptive study. The data collection tool was the researcher constructed checklist. The statistical population included 98 WEBSITES of Iranian state universities of the Ministry of Health and Medical Education (MOHME), and the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology. The sampling method used was census. Data were collected by observing and referring directly to every website. Data analysis was performed by descriptive statistics, and the graphs were prepared by Excel software.Results: The findings of study indicated that none of the WEBSITES have used Dublin CORE metadata. Some of them have used corresponding elements of HTML and Dublin CORE. In the MOHME the corresponding elements of description and keywords (both 56%) were most used. In the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology the element of keywords (45%) and description (39%) were most used. However, HTML meta tag elements were mostly used in the library WEBSITES studied. The most-used elements of HTML were keywords and description (both 56%) and the least-used elements were date and formatter (0%).Conclusion: It seems we can expect both ministries to use Dublin CORE standard more in the future for designing these WEBSITES. As library’s WEBSITES are scientific web pages, special attention should be paid to designing them, in order to help researchers in accessing information resources faster and more accurately. Moreover, the role of librarians in the awareness of designers and developers of library WEBSITES in using metadata elements and applying their standards should not be overlooked.

CORE banking system is a fundamental solution for the centralized CORE  of  banking business, the main solution to centralize all data and critical processes. So that the changes create new services, responding to customer needs and also provides the necessary information to better manage organization in less time and with most Accuracy. But, implementation and deployment in bank faces with serious challenges.  This Thesis also outlines the dimensions and angles of the banking system, establish Obstacles of this system in Sepah Bank were discussed. the main obstacles classified to four financial, technological, social / cultural and managerial. And the effectiveness of each system was investigated. this research done at the 150 community levels involved in deploying a CORE banking, including Sepah Bank, Bank Subsidiaries and contracted personnel. A questionnaire with 26 questions was distributed among 85 cases of which 60 were full questionnaire. Questions were designed on the basis of the whole five-point Likert situation. According to prove normal distribution of data T-parametric tests were used to prove the hypothesis. The results showed that technological and managerial factors in the establishment of a CORE banking system are more effective at Sepah Bank, in priority. However, the influence of social / cultural and financial establishment of a CORE system of banking in Bank Sepah was not proved.

University WEBSITES play an important role in disseminating educational and research information to universities. They are a vital port for accessing the universities' scientific information for researchers, faculty members, and students. The goal of this study was to compare evaluation methods such as Web Assessment Index (WAI), Web Quality Evaluation Method (WebQEM), and webometrics for evaluating Iranian state university WEBSITES. In this analytical survey, the data collection tools were checklists prepared by the Web QEM ,WAI, and webometrics. Descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation) and analytic statistics (Spearman's rank-difference correlation coefficient) were used for data analysis. The results indicated that Iranian state university WEBSITES were in a good condition (mean=75.14) according to four main criteria in WebQEM, in a good condition (mean=69.52) according to five main criteria in WAI, and in a very good condition (mean=88) according to five main criteria in webometrics. Also, differences can be seen in ranking of university WEBSITES. Only Ferdowsi University of Mashhad was in first place in terms of the three assessment methods. The hypotheses assumed that there was a positive correlation between WebQEM, WAI, and webometrics. Using the results of this study could help university website designers to fix weaknesses in order to to reach an active participation in these WEBSITES.

Introduction: consumers have referred to the web to learn how they can improve their health, prevent disease and learn details about specific diseases. While efforts are being made to monitor information found on the web especially with the emergence of HER: Electronic Health Record in Iran, they are not enough to cover every web site with health information.As a result, it was decided to evaluate health-related web sites in Iran.Methods: It is a cross-sectional study in which first the theoretical principles underlying health-related web sites were examined. Then a macro-model and a checklist were designed for their evaluation. The data collection instruments were validated by experts. Eight Iranian health-related systems were selected and quality audited by the researcher.Results: Findings revealed that the evaluated web sites are not of high quality compared to quality standards and this was mostly apparent in executive health care organizations.Conclusion: comparing the results of this study with similar ones in other countries, it can be said that there are opportunities for enhancing the quality of health-related web sites in Iran.There are also some suggestions in this regard for the stakeholders.

Background and aim: Presenting e-services via NAJA WEBSITES will significantly save time and cost for users. The aim of this study was to survey on visibility of NAJA WEBSITES, rank and relate these WEBSITES based on link interaction together and identifying CORE WEBSITES of these organizations.Material and methods: Current research as a webometrics method evaluated the links among I.R Iran police WEBSITES by using links analysis. In order to identify and introduce the CORE WEBSITES, Au = t/n formula was used.Findings: Findings reveal that NAJA WEBSITES are weak in terms of links and collaboration. Current study indicates that 2 WEBSITES of Rahvar Police and NAJA Police are CORE WEBSITES of I.R Iran police.Conclusion: Since NAJA WEBSITES have common contents, if they exchange the links with together, their visibility will be increased.

WEBSITES are a set of interconnected web pages grouped under the same ‎domain name. WEBSITES are useful tools for introducing organizations to ‎their clients. They are best known for their ability to combine text with ‎graphic signs and other multimedia for the purpose of exchanging ‎information between the organizations and the users. Universities are among ‎those organizations that use WEBSITES for interacting with faculty members, ‎students and other interested people. This article emphasizes on the key characteristics of university WEBSITES. ‎After studying the WEBSITES of top universities in the world, the author ‎suggests a framework for the university WEBSITES in Iran.‎

The internet is an important tool to support the right to freedom of expression; through facilitating publication, search, and access to information, it has prepared the ground for the application of this fundamental right. Today, there is no doubt that the development of the Internet and the continued application of the new communication tool requires a developed and coherent legal system. In addition to supporting the fundamental freedoms of media, and avoiding possible abuses of this freedom, the expected legal system should be able to ensure cheap, sustainable and secure access to the media. This paper attempts to examine and study the most important issues of the legal system of news WEBSITES, including the regulations around such issues as establishment, monitoring, assessment, as well as blocking. The results of the study shows how despite the effective measure, the existing legal system for news WEBSITES is not efficient and cannot meet the current needs.