Modern Library Services: Shifting from Print to Virtual
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Published by Ess Ess Publications, 2017
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Contents: Preface. I. Use of ICT in libraries: 1. Information architecture: a challenge for library and information Professionals in ICT age/Shabir Ahmad and Khan Khaisar Muneebulla. 2. Attitude of staff towards usage of internet services in the J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering, Faizpur: a study/Yogaraj S. Firke and Govardhan P. Aute. 3. ICT in library services with special references to e-journal and automation/Pushpendra Singh Dohare. 4. Computer literacy skill among Lis professionals in colleges affiliated to North Maharashtra University/Rahul B. Khandare, Shashank S. Sonwane and B.G. Mukhyadal. 5. Role of ICT in women empowerment: an Indian scenario/Seba Khanam and Shazia Khan. 6. ICT in library services/C. Melvin Jebaraj. 7. Evaluation of world wide web and its uses in Libraries/Rajasekhar Gopalasetti. 8. Information technology in libraries/H.A. Karibasappa. 9. Emerging technology on performance of academic librarians/Maya Carvalho e Rodrigues. 10. Reengineering of academic library services through web based library and information services/Ganesh Ramdas Sanap. 11. Re-engineering of academic library system: challenges and opportunity/Ajay Kumar Chaubey. II. Electronic resources in Libraries: 12. A statistical comparison of UGC-info net electronic resource usage in Jamia Millia Islamia/Shehbaz Husain Naqvi. 13. Usage of electronic resource management in the libraries/Jagjit Singh. 14. Use of electronic resources for teaching and research by the faculty members of Mauli College of Engineering, Shegaon: a survey/Shubhangini Y. Akotkar. 15. Electronic resources in University libraries: an overview/Vasantray A. Chauhan. 16. Management of electronic information resources in libraries: A study of electronic resources management system (ERMS)/Ravi Ranjan Kumar. 17. Open educational resources: initiatives in India/Simerjit Kaur. 18. Recorded, uploaded and provide access imparting knowledge through clabil (Central Library of Audio Books in Indian Languages) empowering visually impaired/Tumpa Saha. 19. Traditional library towards modern library/Hema Thakur. 20. Study of resources sharing its phases of development/Reshma K. Ajetrao. 21. Information needs and seeking behavior of faculties of SSBT’s College of Engineering and technology, Bambhori, Jalgaon/Sudhir S. Patil and Anil N. Chikate. 22. ICT in library services with special references to E-Journal and automation/Pushpendra Singh Dohare. III. Soft Skills and Libraries: 23. Soft skills for library and information science/N.M. Barsagade. 24. Skills for librarian in 21st century/Sandeep S. Stturwar. 25. Skills of the academic librarian in present era/Shankpale J.R. 26. Skills for library Professional/Sunil Rajaram Mangle. 27. Changing role of librarians and other LIS Professionals in ICT era/J. Narayana Moorthy. 28. Competencies for the 21st century librarians/B. Lalhlimpurii. IV. Institutional repository: 29. LIS Professionals attitude towards the use and implementation of institutional repositories in India: a survey/G.P. Suresha and K. Srinivasa. 30. Developing institutional repository using dspace/Shazia Khan and Ali Raza. 31. Online computer library center (OCLC) publication repositories/Sachin Yadavrao Vaidya. 32. Information repository open source software: cheapest way for data storage/Chandrakant Satpute. V. Intellectual property rights and copyright: 33. Role of blended librarian in copyright environment: A Sri Lankan perspective/Damayanthi Gunasekera. 34. Intellectual property rights in present scenario/Jagjit Singh. 35. Copyright policies of Indian publishers: a study/Deep Kumar Kirtania. VI. Marketing of library services: 36. Marketing library and information services: which ways and what works?/Giriraj G. Halkar. 37. Marketing of library services using ICT/Ritu Rana. VII. Application of cloud computing in libraries: 38. Applications of cloud computing in libraries/Ashok L. Pathade. 39. Cloud computing: an innovative tool for library services/U. Rekha. 40. Use of cl.…
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- Modern Library Services: Shifting from Print to Virtual
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- edited by B.G. Mukhyalal, S.S. Sonawane and R.B. Khandare
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- Ess Ess Publications
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- 2017
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