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IASLIC launches Register of ‘Research in Progress’ - (RiP)
by Prof Pijushkanti Panigrahi 31 Oct '13

31 Oct '13

IASLIC launches Register of ‘Research in Progress’ - (RiP) Research in Progress (RiP) is an initiative of IASLIC to collate and publish information on ongoing research in the discipline of Library & Information Science in India. It is envisaged that RiP will contribute towards promotion of research by facilitating visibility of research in progress, avoid duplication of research efforts and encourage interaction amongst researchers. RiP will be available on IASLIC website. Required information IASLIC requests Departments of LIS of all universities/organisations that run Ph.D. programmes to furnish the following information on research leading to Ph.D. (only ONGOING work should be reported, and on a continuing basis) for creation of the Register: 1. Ph. D Candidate: • Name: Surname, middle name and forename (in full form) • Gender: Male/Female • Attachment: Full –time Scholar / Part-time Scholar • Contact: E-mail ID and Phone no. 2. Topic: • Title of the Research • Broad area of the research: Tick one from the list (based on JITA Classification System of LIS: http://rclis.org/internal/jita.txt) (1. Theoretical and general aspects of libraries and information, 2. Information use and sociology of information, 3. Users, literacy and reading, 4. Libraries as physical collections, 5. Publishing and legal issues, 6. Management, 7. Industry, profession and education, 8. Information sources, supports, channels, 9. Information treatment for information services, Information functions and techniques, 10. Technical services in libraries, archives and museums, 11. Housing technologies, 12. Information technology and library technology). 3. Abstract of the Research Proposal (within 60 words): [Also send a soft copy to vkthoma(a)gmail.com] 4. Registration details: • Name of the university/organisation • Year of registration 5. Guide(s) • Name, designation and affiliation Mode of dispatch Heads of Departments of Library & Information Science: Forward the filled in information (in a blank sheet) by respective candidates to IASLIC certifying their veracity. (Abstract to be sent as soft copy too) OR Individual Researchers: Fill up the required information in a blank paper and send to IASLIC, duly authenticated by the Guide concerned. (Abstract to be sent as soft copy too). Address for dispatch and correspondence: General Secretary, IASLIC, P-291, CIT Scheme No. 6M, Kankurgachi, Kolkata 700054. E-mail: iaslic.rip(a)gmail.com or Dr. V. K. Thomas, Co-ordinator, RiP, IASLIC, P-291, CIT Scheme No. 6M, Kankurgachi, Kolkata 700054. E-mail: vkthoma(a)gmail.com; Phone: 033-23355467 ========================================================================================================== পীযূষকান্তি পাণিগ্রাহী Dr Pijushkanti Panigrahi, Professor , Dept of Lib and Inf Science, 3rd Floor Asutosh Building, University of Calcutta, 87/1 College Street,Kolkata - 700 073, West Bengal, India, email : panigrahipk(a)yahoo.com, panigrahipk11(a)gmail.com, (M) : +91 94342 43522. General Secretary,Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information Centres (IASLIC), P-291, CIT Scheme No 6M , Kankurgachi, Kolkata – 700 054, India; Associate Editor, IASLIC Bulletin ; Member, Library Committee,The Asiatic Society, Kolkata. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Is your LIS-Forum mail / posting being distributed to all the members?
by franc＠library.iisc.ernet.in 31 Oct '13

31 Oct '13

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Paper submission date extended -10-11-2013 for the national Conference at KIT, Tiptur, Karnataka
by Dr.Mallikarjun Bachalapur 31 Oct '13

31 Oct '13

Dear Moderator, paper Submission date extended, Kindly forward the same -- Dr. M M Bachalapur Ph.D Librarian Kalpataru Institute of Technology Tiptur-572 201, Karnataka M- 9740016911 PH:08134-251267 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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### IASLIC demands for setting up Indian Institute of Library and Information Sciences
by Prof Pijushkanti Panigrahi 31 Oct '13

31 Oct '13

IASLIC demands for setting up Indian Institute of Library and Information Sciences Dear Professional Friends We all are aware that the Working Group on Libraries under National Knowledge Commission (NKC) in its Report to the Nation (2006-2009) entitled “Libraries: Gateway to Knowledge – A Roadmap for Revitalization” recommended the formation of Indian Institute of Library and Information Science (IILIS) of national importance along with other nine major recommendations on libraries. In pursuance of this, a High Level Committee National Mission on Libraries (NML) had been set up by the Government of India. It was extremely heartening to us (IASLIC) with the hope that this NML would give due importance in implementing all ten major recommendations including setting up the Indian Institute of Library and Information Science (IILIS) of national importance which, as a nodal body, would give a vital direction to LIS education, research and practice for both high speed generation and use of knowledge needed for brining a structural change in Indian economy. IASLIC demands that the IILIS is absolutely the need of the hour for the LIS profession of Library and Information Science to fulfill its role as a corner stone of the knowledge society. I am sure; all of our fellow professionals bear the same feelings in their heart. But unfortunately NML has not taken yet any positive step to this effect. At least we could not find any such prominent effort on the part of NML. Thus we, on behalf of IASLIC, wrote to the Hon’ble Prime Minister expressing our grievance in this regard and also approached to Dr Barun Mukherjee, Hon’ble MP (Rajya Shabha) to help Library Professionals of India. IASLIC is ever grateful to Dr Mukherjee for taking up this matter and also for putting forward a demand in the Parliament on August 14, 2013. “Dr Barun Mukherjee (West Bengal) : Sir, I would urge upon the Minister of Culture to set up a National Institute of Library and Information Science as is being demanded by thousands of library professionals and has been recommended by the National Knowledge Commission (NKC) constituted in 2005 initiated by the Prime Minister and headed by Mr Sam Pitroda. The Working Group of Libraries under NKC in its Report entitled “Libraries: Gateway to Knowledge – A Roadmap for revitalization” recommended in 2006 the formation of Indian Institute of Library and Information Science of national importance. With the growing technological development and advancement in research and studies, library and information science have assumed added importance. To feed the need of expertise for the purpose, a national institute for studies, research and training is essential, which we are lacking till now, particularly in the field of public library. Although LIS courses up to Post Graduate and Ph D levels are offered in many of the universities, overall guiding model at the national level is yet to be developed. NKC has, therefore, recommended NILIS as a nodal body. But this is yet to be implemented by the Government. Even it is not known whether the recommendation has been rejected, and, if so, why? LIS is now a full grown professional subject, having its exclusive Encyclopedia in the International Market. When other professional subjects are having apex academic bodies, why not the LIS? I, therefore, request the Ministry of Culture to take necessary steps to set up the NILIS at an early date.” I, on behalf of IASLIC, request all of our fellow professionals and professional associations to join hands to strengthen this movement. With warm regards Prof Pijushkanti Panigrahi General Secretary IASLIC ========================================================================================================== পীযূষকান্তি পাণিগ্রাহী Dr Pijushkanti Panigrahi, Professor, email : panigrahipk(a)yahoo.com, panigrahipk11(a)gmail.com, (M) : +91 94342 43522. General Secretary,Indian Association of Special Libraries and Information Centres (IASLIC), P-291, CIT Scheme No 6M , Kankurgachi, Kolkata – 700 054, India; Associate Editor, IASLIC Bulletin ; Member, Library Committee,The Asiatic Society, Kolkata. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Need Article
by Maruthi 30 Oct '13

30 Oct '13

I need below mentioned Article for my research. Knapp, P. (1956) ‘A Suggested Program of College Instruction in the Use of the Library’, Library Quarterly 26: 224–31. -- *Regards,* Maruthi G. Librarian, Indira Gandhi Govt. First Grade Women's College Sagar, Shimoga (D).Karnataka M-9900115347 *"Helping hands are better than Praying Lips"* -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Request for SPIE Articles
by Viswanath G.S 30 Oct '13

30 Oct '13

Dear All Professionals, The following journal articles are required for research purpose. Kindly help me to get this articles. 1) Particle And Flow Field Holography A Critical Survey Author(s): J. D. Trolinger Published: 12 August 1985; 23 pages; 13 papers; http://spie.org/x648.html?product_id=946522 2) Fragment volume determination in bullet/armor holograms Author(s): David L. Smith; David B. Watts; James S. Marsh; Joseph E. Gordon; Christopher S. Anderson Published: 18 March 1998; 11 pages; 31 papers http://spie.org/x648.html?product_id=303641 3)Hologram-based humidity indicator for domestic and packaging applications Author(s): I. Naydenova; R. Jallapuram; V. Toal; S. Martin Published: 4 April 2007; 8 pages; 51 papers; http://spie.org/x648.html?product_id=71624 4)Precision measurement system using binary phase computer-generated holograms Author(s): Edward Buckley; Adrian J. Cable; Timothy D. Wilkinson Published: 1 September 2011; 9 pages http://spie.org/x648.html?product_id=914600 Mail to: viswam.gs(a)gmail.com Thanks and Regards -- ------------------------------------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------* * *Viswanath G S* *Library Assistant,* *IIITM-K, * *Technopark,* *Mob:-9447713578* *viswanathgs.weebly.com* ------------------------------------------------------------ ---------------------------------------------------------- -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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DTE-OOD Letter for National Conference on “RLEA-2013", at VTU, Belgaum, on 29th to 30th November 2013
by Dr.K.R. Mulla 30 Oct '13

30 Oct '13

Dear Moderator, I request you to please post this information to the forum to get the benefit of it to the LIS Professinals. WIth regards K.R.Mulla *********************** Dear Sir/Madam, It gives me immense pleasure to bring it to your kind notice that, VTU is organizing a Two Day National Conference on “Redefining Libraries in Electronic Age” (RLEA-2013), on 29th to 30th November 2013 at the University Head Quarter at “Jnana Sangama”, Belgaum. The Conference is open for all the Library and Information Professionals working in academic institutions, R & D Centres, Corporate and Public Libraries. The Heads of the Institutions/ Departments/ Sections are hereby requested to bring this to the notice of all the concerned and encourage them for participation and paper presentation in the Conference. Broacher of the Conference & OOD Letter are download form this website: http://vtuerm12.webs.com/events.htm Thanking you, Yours truly, Dr. K. R. Mulla Organizing Secretary, Librarian, Visvesvaraya Technological University, "Jnana Sangama" Belgaum-590 018, Karnataka. +91-9449873452 (M), +91-9448031969 (M) +91-831-2498191 (O) +91-831-2498192 (Fax) Email: krmulla(a)vtu.ac.in URL: www.vtu.ac.in Conference Website: http://vtuerm12.webs.com/events.htm -- Dr. K. R. Mulla, M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D. Librarian, Visvesvaraya Technological University, "Jnana Sangama," Belgaum - 590 018, Karnataka, India. Ph: 0831-2498192 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Dr R Guruprasad, Scientist, KTMD, CSIR-NAL Awarded 'Scientist of the Year 2013' by NESA, New Delhi.
by Ramachandran Guruprasad 30 Oct '13

30 Oct '13

The International Board of Awards Committee of the National Environmental Science Academy (NESA), New Delhi has awarded Dr R Guruprasad, Scientist, Knowledge and Technology Management Division, CSIR-National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore as ‘Scientist of the Year 2013’. The merit for consideration for the award was based on two heads, namely: (a) Academic Achievements, (b) Experience and Publications. Dr Guruprasad’s in-depth research work in studying the ‘Use Patterns of Electronic Information Resources among the Aerospace Scientists and Engineers of Bangalore’ and his innovative application of ‘Metadata techniques’ in chronicling the Civil Aircraft Development at CSIR-NAL has been duly recognized by this International Board of Awards Committee. The award consists of a gold medal, citation and a certificate. Dr Guruprasad would be receiving the award in the forthcoming national seminar on ‘Climate Change, Environment and Sustainable Development at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi on 10 December 2013. Dr Guruprasad holds a MLIS Degree from Annamalai University and a Ph.D. from the Department of Studies in Library and Information Science, University of Mysore. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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Mandate Open Access (OA) Says L.J.Haravu of Open Source ILMS-NewGenLib Fame
by Vasanth 30 Oct '13

30 Oct '13

Dear Sir/Madam, As a part of Open Access Week-2013, Mysore Librarians and Information Scietintists Association (R), MyLISA, Mysore was organized the special lecture. This is the brief report of the special lecture. Mr. L.J. Haravu, UNESCO Expert on implementation of technology base library services in South East Asia and Arab Countries, gave a special lecture on this occasion on the theme of “Open Access: The Philosophy and Trends” at the SBRR Mahajana First Grade College, Mysore on 26th October 2013. L. J. Haravu started his lecture by citing some of the historical, cultural and social movements that have altered the human civilization in great deal. He pointed out that people movements have started because of some fundamental causes that hindered the human freedom and aspirations of common people. The fundamental changes that occurred because of social, cultural, historical and scientific movements was bring in new legislations, regulations and reforms, he said. Continuing his lecture he said that movements have by-products or spin-offs. 1950 and 60s India witnessed a library movements in a big way, as a part of this there were movements in the areas of classification and indexing, thesaurus building. Now we have been witnessing a new kind of movements in the field of library automation, digitization, open source software adaptation, etc. While speaking on the philosophy behind OA movements, L.J. Haravu highlighted some of the major breakthrough in scholarly publishing domain which played crucial role in spreading OA movements. Some of the major changes in scholarly publishing domain that led to OA movements were: increase emphasize for publishing research papers (publish or perish syndrome), rapid increase in scholarly publications, rise in subscription cost of scholarly journals (200% to 250% of increase in the last 25 years), dwindling library budget on the other hand, deprived of access to research materials, publishers monopoly. Because of some of these reasons, stakeholders involved in scholarly publications (academicians, scientists, librarians, activists, (who are vocal about OA) contemplated for starting OA movement. The developments in contemporary technologies (Internet) provided them a great platform to provide access to information easily like never before. OA movement was formally launched in 3 international meetings in 2002-03, in Budapest, Bethesda and Berlin, he said. He said that there were two major rubrics of OA publishing models. One is OAJs (Open Access Journals) and another model is OAA (Open Access Archiving). He cited some of the examples for OAJs: Public Library of Science (PLoS), Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). For open access archiving major institutional repositories and OAIster. Because of OA movement, today we have, open courseware (MIT Open Courseware), open educational resources, open theses, open data and open source films, he said. L. J. Haravu mentioned some of the barriers for open access, such as business model of OAJ publishers, emergence of predatory OA journals, authors reluctance for publishing their research papers in OA journals. He urged the librarians to play active role in creating awareness and educate academicians/executives about the importance of OA. He also urged the librarians to play crucial role in establishing institutional repositories in their respective intuitions and adopting OA mandate. On this gracious occasion MyLISA felicitated Mrs. Asha P., Mr. Vijaynag and Mr. Shivakumar for having cleared the National Eligibility Test (NET), conducted by the University Grant Commission (UGC) in June 2013. Library professionals from Bangalore, staff of SBRR Mahajana College and MyLISA office bearers and members in large numbers attended the event. MyLISA is very much thankful for SBRR Mahajana First Grade College for providing the auditorium to host the event. ------------------------- With best wishes Vasantha Raju N. PRO, MyLISA Mysore -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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National Seminar on Innovative Practices in Libraries at Mangalore
by Sujatha H R 29 Oct '13

29 Oct '13

I request you to Please publish the below information for the benefit of the Professionals. Dr Sujatha H R Dear Professionals, We are pleased to announce that an UGC Sponsored National Seminar is being organised at Besant Women's College , Mangalore in collaboration with Dakshina Kannnada & Kodagu Library Association on December 13th 2013. Venue: Besant Women's College Auditorium, Mangalore Call for papers Unpublished and original papers based on the theme & sub-themes are invited for presentation.Based on the technical committee's recommendations, selected papers will be published in a post conference volumewith ISBN.Registration of author (s) is mandatory for paper presentation and publication. Paper Submission * Authors may submit full text of their papers on or before 30th November 2013 * Accepted papers for presentation will be intimated to the authors by 5th December 2013 * Registration feeRs 100 and publication fee Rs 500 are mandatory for paper publication and presentation * All papers should be submitted through the e-mail:besantseminar@gmail.com only. Instructions to Authors: Length: Not more than 8 pages for a paper. however authors are advised to write as precisely as possible Font New Times Roman Font Size: Heading- 14 (BOLD), Sub-Heading: 12 (BOLD), and Text-12 Title should be concise with 16 Font Authors should follow APA reference style Main Theme:" Innovative Practices in Libraries" Sub-Themes Innovations, Best Practices & Skill Competencies Virtual Learning & E-Resource Management Impact of ICT on Libraries & LIS Professionals Role of E- Resources in Academic Libraries Changing Needs of Library Users Emerging Trends in Librarianship Library Designing in the Digital Era Paper should have the following details: * author's/ Jt author's name & address for communication, Contact details such as e-mail Id & phone Numbers * An abstract of 100-150 words and upto 4-6 Key-words * Tables & Figures should have brief caption written at the bottom of the table/figure and provide due reference of the original work. The papers accepted will be published as a post conference publicationwith ISBN. Additional Rs 500/- per copy of publication to be sent along with the registration fee of Rs 100/-. Important Dates: December 13: National Seminar Date November 30th: Deadline for Full paper submission December 5th: Paper Acceptance for Presentation OOD Facility is Available DirectorCo-ordinatorCo-ordinator Dr Khaisar m Khan Mr Lokraj V SMrs Karthyayini K DLIS, Mangaloree-mail:lokrajvtl@gmail.comE-mail;karthyayinik@yahoo.com 98455048869448239849 9845468232 Dr Sujatha. H RLibrarian (Selection Grade) & President (DKKLA)Sri Venkataramana Swamy College Bantwal-574211, Karnataka, India E-mail:hrsujatha@yahoo.com Mob:919164560894 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.

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