Library and Information Science in Digital Age : Essays in Honour of Professor (2 Vols-Set)
Published by Ess Ess Pub, New Delhi, 2009
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Contents Vol. 1 Foreword. Preface. I. Compliments and impressions 1. The raging river/Jagtar Singh. 2. The blessed one/K. Navalani. 3. A dedicated teacher/R.G. Prasher. 4. An outstanding educators/P.N. Kaula. 5. A prolific writer/Krishan Kumar. 6. A classification guru/Piyadasa Ranasinghe. 7. A recognized foreign expert/Madhusudan Karki. 8. Prof. Satija through peers eyes. II. The scientometric portrait 9. A scientometric portrait of Professor M.P. Satija/N.K. Swain. 10. A concise view of professional contribution of professor M. P. Satija/Kulvir Kaur and Kulwinder Singh. III. Information needs and reading habits 11. Modelling information needs analysis in information organization/G.E. Gorman and Daniel G. Dorner. 12. Reading habits studies and strategies/A. Amudhavalli. 13. Information seeking behaviour of visually challenged people a case study of select libraries in Delhi/K.P. Singh. IV. Information literacy 14. Information literacy and learning to learn/Forest Woody Horton Jr. 15. Sense making information literacy for lifelong learning and knowledge management/Jagtar Singh. 16. The information literate school community scoping the role of the teacher librarian/James Henri. 17. Information literacy for resources based students centred learning an outlook/Bhupinder Singh. 18. Computer literacy in emerging information society with special reference to Sri Lanka/J. A. Amaraweera and Namali Suraweera.19. Information information literacy and information needs assessment/Asha Narang. V. Knowledge management 20. Negating unwanted knowledge in knowledge centres/H.K. Kaul. 21. Redefining the role of librarian for the emerging knowledge society/V.K. Anand. VI. Knowledge organization 22. Classification and vocabularies have never been so sorely needed/Alan Gilchrist. 23. Subject specification theory the cornerstone of knowledge management/Robert Newton and Nitin Doonga. 24. Harmonization of standards for bibliographic data and metadata representation/Devika P. Madalli and A.R.D. Prasad. 25. Call numbers book numbers and collection arrangements in European library traditions/Aida Slavic. 26. Bibliometric mining added value from document analysis and retrieval/Peter H. Ohly. 27. Genesis and development of colon classification from edition 1 to 7/Sukhdev Singh. VII. Library and knowledge networking 28. Dialectic information systems and their connection with new economy/Emilia Curras. 29. Networking of libraries past present and possible future/Lucy A. Tedd. VIII. Institutional repositories and library consortia 30.Reengineering scholarly communication the role of institutional repositories/C.R. Karisiddappa and Surinder Kumar. 31. Economic of UGC INFONET digital library consortium/Kruti Trivedi Suresh Chauhan and Jagdish Arora. 32. Open access information products for LIS researchers/Preeti Mahajan and Rupak Chakravarty. 33. Library consortium Indian initiatives/R.K. Bhatt. IX. Digital age and computer anxiety 34. Links to truth and memory in a digital age/Kim H. Veltman. 35. Facilitating research on the internet the rationale behind the design of an academic resources website/Edward Proctor. 36. Computer anxiety flow and the use of the internet/John J. Beckers and Jelte M. Wicherts. 37. On new Ranganathanian laws for structuring the content of the virtual library/Paivi Pekkarinen. Vol. II X. Library and information services 38. Library and information services challenges ahead/Ravinder Kumar Chadha. 39. Re engineering academic library services pre requisites and components/B.D. Kumbar and Gururaj Hadagali. 40. Digital reference service in developing countries challenges and issues/S.M. Shafi. 41. Library and information services for distance learners in India guidelines and standards/H.P.S. Kalra. 42. Online searching problems and strategies/Khushpreet Singh. XI. Digital preservation Digital library activities in Thailand issues for future development/Sujin Butdisuwan and E. Rama Reddy. 44. Digital divide and digitization initiatives in. …
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- Library and Information Science in Digital Age : Essays in Honour of Professor (2 Vols-Set)
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- Jagtar Singh; Indervir Malhan and Trishanjit Kaur
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- Ess Ess Pub, New Delhi
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