Link and Multimedia Archiving
Link and Multimedia Archiving
ISSN No:-2456-2165
Abstract:- This research aims to establish a link and To tackle the aforementioned issues, the researcher
multimedia archive designed to assist students in their will create a web link and multimedia application. This
studies. The proposed system will streamline the process application will streamline the referencing process by
of archiving links and media, reducing the time spent efficiently managing saved references, ultimately
sifting through a browser's history or other minimizing the time users spend searching for relevant
disorganized archiving systems. The primary focus of sources.
this study is on St. Peter’s College students, intending to
help them save time that can be better utilized for Archiving is the process of safely preserving unused
important tasks such as brainstorming for their school data in any format for an extended period. This knowledge
requirements. The Waterfall Model was employed in may or may not be used again, but it must be retained until
the development of this study. The Link and the end of its designated retention period (Harris, 2021).
Multimedia Archiving systems are expected to Archiving is crucial because it prevents data loss, ensures
significantly benefit both students and professionals, as that only authorized individuals have access to the correct
they are designed to be user-friendly and aesthetically records, and maintains organized and easily retrievable
pleasing. Consequently, the Link and Multimedia paperwork. This underscores the importance of archiving
Archive is now ready for implementation. documents as a preventive measure against potential data
loss. All documents are susceptible to loss, damage, or
Keywords:- Aesthetic, Desktop Application, Link and intentional or unintentional alteration, whether due to
Multimedia Archiving, St. Peter's College, Waterfall unforeseen circumstances or other factors.
Model.
The system is compatible with various operating
I. INTRODUCTION systems, provided they support browsers such as Safari,
Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and others. Minimal
Students encounter numerous assignments, projects, system specifications are required, as the system will be
and reports that require extensive references from the accessed through web browsers.
Internet, particularly in the current era of online learning.
Consequently, a well-organized storage system, allowing The researcher aims to enhance students' experiences
users to manage their references efficiently, becomes in online classes by implementing a Radix Sort algorithm
imperative to address this challenge. into the system. This algorithm will automatically sort all
references and folders created by students, facilitating the
The time invested in exploring the browsing history to efficient organization of gathered data.
identify websites visited by users is crucial. The vast
amount of information absorbed by the Internet daily poses The Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology
a recurring challenge for individuals. The constant will be applied in the development of the system. These
evolution of search repositories compels users to preserve concepts will be used to examine participants' behaviors in
their links and media discoveries. However, some of these accepting the system.
applications may be less user-friendly, leading to
apprehension among users due to the complexities and Additionally, this study provides students with a
adjustments required for understanding them. valuable strategy, as this research paper will serve as a
Consequently, many users disregard these applications and reference for students who are also exploring the same idea
opt for a popular one known for efficiently saving media as the researcher.
and links. Nevertheless, another issue arises with this
renowned application, despite its user-friendly interface. Furthermore, implementing and utilizing link and
While it effectively organizes multimedia by date, it lacks multimedia archiving will enhance students' time
features for managing links, resulting in the recurring management for their activities, assignments, and reports in
problem of time-consuming searches for saved links. their classes. This system will reduce the time students
spend searching for saved information.
The ideal solution would be an application that
addresses the concerns outlined in this document Figures 1 and 2 below depict the Database
comprehensively, offering a one-stop solution. Such an Registration and Link, and Folder Database Frameworks.
application would prove particularly beneficial for students This framework illustrates the relationship between the
in their studies. system and its users. Users can access the system, and upon
doing so, they have the option to create a folder or organize
distinct data. Simultaneously, database manipulation occurs
during the folder and data creation processes. The data is
presented in descending order from the latest to the oldest,
facilitated by a sorting algorithm.
The proposed system was developed using the Stage 4: Integration and Testing
Waterfall Model, shown in Figure 3. Also, Waterfall Each part developed during the implementation stage is
consists of six separate stages. Which are: tested before being combined. The system must undergo
continuous testing to look for flaws and defects issues. This
Stage 1: Requirements stage is done to make sure they will have no problems in
This was when information gathered from the deploying the product.
observation was reviewed, and recommendations from the
adviser, dean, and people with knowledge in creating the Stage 5: Deployment of System
said system. Understanding the things that need to be This stage is where the system is done and ready to be
developed, as well as their purpose and function, is the first used by the users.
step. It is critical to take a close look at the input and output
(the finished result). Stage 6: Maintenance
After deployment, this stage is executed for the user's
Stage 2: System Design satisfaction needs. This includes altering the system's
In this stage, a system design is made after examining configuration in order to increase efficiency. Such
the necessary specifications from the first stage. modifications are brought about by the customer-initiated
Determining the components and system needs, along with change request or flaws found while the system is being
the entire system design, is aided by this stage. The used in real-world situations.
software code was being generated at this time.
C. System Requirements
Stage 3: Implementation The system and software prerequisites for Link and
With input from stage 2, the system is constructed as Multimedia Archiving were described in this section.
small programs known as units that are integrated into the
next stage.
As shown in Figure 4, a user interaction diagram The user creates an account by clicking the signup
explains the manner in which someone using that procedure button.
or system will achieve a particular objective. After signing up, the user can log in to access and use
the features inside the application. After accessing
Here, in the user registration use case, the users can the application, the user can also log out.
log in and out of the system after successfully registering Users can now create a folder or section to save the
users. The user needs a unique email address for the links and media. The user then has full access if the
creation of an account. As soon as they finish creating an user wants to read, view, update, and delete the saved
individual account, the users can log in/log out and have the links and media.
power to create, read, update, and delete saved links and
multimedia. ER Diagram
An entity-relationship model describes interrelated
Initial Step-By-Step Description things of interest in a specific knowledge field. Different
Before initiating this use case, the user has already sorts of entities and their potential interactions are included
connected to the Links and Multimedia Archiving in the original ER model.
Application sign-in and signup section.
Accordingly, Figure 5 shows that the system registers type_name searchable. It also has a sorting algorithm that
the users and makes their email the primary key to navigate makes the latest added data appear on top by manipulating
through the various databases' tables quickly. The user can the created and modified rows in the table of archive_db,
access the folder_db database, where the user can create a which is set to a data type of DateTime.
folder. Inside a particular folder name, another database
table, folder_archive, stores the saved links and multimedia Sequence Diagram
in the specific folder name for data organization. The users An ordered temporal series of object interactions is
also have the authority to access the archive_db database displayed in a sequence diagram. The objects involved in
table, where the users can save links and multimedia the scenario are shown, along with the communications that
separately from the folders. The archive_db has its data must take place for the system to function correctly.
organization by making the URL_name, category, and
Figure 6 illustrates the user registration process. seamlessly interact with the system's database, enabling
Initially, users must register their accounts to gain access to them to create, delete, and update their data.
the system. Once an account is created, users can utilize the
login and logout functions to access the Link and Workflow Diagram
Multimedia Archiving systems. Upon logging in, users can These are visualizations of processes that support
choice, iteration, and concurrency. They show various steps
and procedures.
Figure 7 indicates how the system works in the simple from Business Administration, and 23 from Engineering
form of a diagram. First, users access the system, but before were considered participants.
accessing the system, the user needs to register first. After
successfully registering their accounts, the users can now IV. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
access the system. The users can either add a separate
record, create a folder, or log out of the system. Users can The system assessment and layout results were
also add, update, or view the created folder and delete presented in this part. This comprises the presentation,
particular data items inside a specific folder name for data examinations, and justification of the information obtained
organization. from the surveys given to the respondents. This includes
the tabular display of the data and the associated
E. Sample and Sampling Method explanations.
Random sampling was used for a survey following
UTUAT theory to gather information on the developed A. End Product
Link and Multimedia Archiving. In this case, 100 College Figure 8 below shows Registration where the user will
students were considered: 57 from Computer Studies, 20 create their account first by going to Sign Up and Clicking
this button.
Fig. 8: Sign Up
After creating an account, click this Sign In button side below the dashboard and click Add Data (see figure
pointed by an arrow in Figure 9, and it will redirect the user 10) to add a new folder. It will display above/first on the
to where Sign In is located (Figure 8). There, the user needs list of saved data for proper data organization by dates. To
to input the created email and password. edit data, click the orange icon in Action to edit data. The
same goes for deleting data. Click the red icon in Action to
Once the user redirected to the dashboard where delete the data created.
recently created folders and saved data are presented,
navigate to Links/Media—the user can see it on the left
Fig. 10: How to add, edit, and delete data outside a folder
Navigate to the folder below Links/Media for a proper delete, or view the folder, click the icons on Action, the
organization to create a folder. Click Create a folder to same as the functions when adding data explained above.
create a folder (see green arrow in Figure 11), and to edit,
Fig. 11: Create, edit, and delete folder. Add, edit, and delete data inside the folder.
The figures below are the themes available in the Link click the dropdown pointed by the red arrow (see Figure
and Multimedia Archiving systems. To select a theme, go 12). Then select the theme the user wants.
to profile on the left side of the design below folders and
To log out, click the logout pointed by the red arrow the function of turning off the back arrow on browsers to
in Figure 13, and it will redirect the user to Log In. From add security to the data saved.
there, the user need to Log In again because the system has
Objective 2: Evaluating Link and Multimedia Archiving by the College of Computer Studies students will help assess whether
users accept the system.
The table above shows the surveyed students' the references of students on applications based on these
demographic data, including their gender, age, and factors.
educational background. With this, the authors will know
Expectation results a variable in the UTAUT model This project contains the raw data for evaluating the
refers how one particular believe applying a system will desktop application by the students.
assist in achieving productivity at work. The expectation of - Raw-data.xls
effort level of easiness related to using—any mechanism.
Social influence is the a level where others' (family, friends, B. Extended data
and peers) beliefs (whether these beliefs if they are good or Figshare: Link and Multimedia Archiving
bad) will be affected—a user of the new system. In https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.24130041
UTUAT, the concept of facilitating conditions relates to The project contains extended data.
how individuals perceive that the functional and - Questionnaire.docx
organizational frameworks needed to execute the system
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