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Impact of ICT on Library and Information Science: Major Shifts and Practices in CUSAT Central Library

Antherjanam, Santha Devi; Sheeja, N K (Inflibnet center, February 28, 2008)

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Information is knowledge, facts or data. For the purpose of enabling the users to assimilate information, it should be repacked. Knowledge becomes information when it is externalized i.e. put in to the process of communication. The effectiveness of communication technology depends how well it provides its clients with information rapidly, economically and authentically. A large number of ICT enabled services including OPAC; e-resources etc. are available in the university library. Studies have been done to find the impact of ICT on different sections of CUSAT library by observing the activities of different sections; discussions with colleagues and visitors; and analyzing the entries in the library records. The results of the studies are presented here in the form of a paper.

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Library Automation and Open Source Solutions Major Shifts & Practices: A Comparative Case Study of Library Automation Systems in India.

Kushwah, Shivpal Singh; Gautam, J N; Singh, Ritu (Inflibnet center, February 28, 2008)

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Open source solutions have made their impact on areas of information knowledge and content management. Library automation system is one of the areas concerned to library community. It is a big challenge for the libraries when they select the automation product for their library, where one has to decide from various options available for the automation product such as commercial, non for profit and open source. The paper describes the observations and makes comparisons on the basis of discussion had with the library community using automation software in India. It also includes the information available in related literature. Features of library automation software, which are mostly in practice by libraries i.e. Libsys and SOUL, are compared with open source system KOHA.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1944/1247

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Ranganathan’s Five Laws in the Light of ICT

Das, Sarama; Patra, Srijib (Inflibnet center, February 28, 2008)

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Ranganathan’s Five Laws of Library Science are applicable to all fields of library activities. Now we have entered into digital era. Information Technology is the only solution to manage all types of information which is growing rapidly. Information professionals as well as users are handling information technology. Inspite of multidimensional development in different area of library work and service and their enrichment with the application of modern technology Five Laws of Library Science are equally applicable till date, since its inception.

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