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Access to E-journals through UGC INFONET Digital Library Consortium: A Study of Usage Trends among the Universities of North East India

Chand, Prem; Arora, Jagdish; Naga, Moses M; Pradhan, Dinesh Ranjan (INFLIBNET Centre, November 6, 2008)

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Abstract:	The paper highlights the usage trends of access to e-journals in ten universities of North East India. The preliminary findings from the data of last five years revealed that there is an upward trend. The paper briefly describes open access journals and the measurement tools of e-journals.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/1944/1149

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An Initiative for Digital Resources Consortium for University Libraries in Bangladesh.

Awwal, K M Abdul (INFLIBNET Centre, November 6, 2008)

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The aim of this initiative is to creat a high speed state of-the-art research and education network and a flagship digital library consortium for all public and private universities and research institution of Bangladesh similar in sprit that many other countries have undertaken. The University Grants Commission of Bangladesh would like to invigorate the ICT infrastructure of the universities of Bangladesh befitting to the 21st century and to provide access to the latest ICT tools of education to all students, faculty and researchers in Bangladesh.

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An Overview of the Library Consortia in India

Singh, Kunwar; Rao, V Bhaskar (INFLIBNET Centre, November 6, 2008)

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Library Consortia or Consortium is now being overheard globally. It is more because of electronic or digital form of information. Consortia are all about sharing resources and improving access to information. These resources are shared among libraries that have common missions, goals and clients (users) and act on those commonalties. Before we are sharing own library resources through inter library loan, but in this Information communication technology (ICT) age it has gained momentum even in the developing countries. When library consortiums are formed, the existing environment about users’ preferences and difficulties need to be studied. Initiating such studies would enable to incorporate the findings as the major input in consortium formation.

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