[Attachment(s) from Hetal G Italiya included below] *SUB:* Invitation for Participation in “*INFORMATION LITERACY FOR LIBRARIANS:* a two day workshop for Librarians of Saurashtra Region” *DATE:-* 1st & 2nd August 2009 *Dear Sir/Madam,* Library and Learning center of Atmiya Institute of Technology and Science, Rajkot in association with Saurashtra University are organizing a two day workshop for the Librarians of Saurashtra Region on the theme - “Information Literacy for Librarians”. Please find enclosed herewith the brochure and registration form for details of the same. The workshop is being conducted keeping in mind the current trends in the Library and Information Science Profession. The topics have been selected in a way that all the Librarians and LIS professionals who attend this workshop will Learn about Information Literacy concept and also get empowered to create one for their users. The focus is on the Internet and the Free and Open access resources with the help of which one can provide good number of services to its users in current times. * * We look forward for the active participation of your *Librarian* and *other Library Staff* in the workshop. In this occasion a proposal to form SAULIBNET (Saurashtra Library Network) will also be made thus we would like to have your valuable inputs in making it an effective tool in upgrading the present status of the academic libraries in Saurashtra region. Join us and make this workshop a breakthrough event in the field of Library and science in the Saurashtra Region. For queries or more information please contact sdtank@aits.edu.in and visit the website http://www.aits.edu.in Thanking you. Yours faithfully, Mrs. Sheetal D Tank, UNIC-LIBRARY/AITS ATMIYA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE YOGIDHAM, Kalawad Road, RAJKOT - 360 005 (GUJARAT) Email: sdtank@aits.edu.in Ms.Hetal G Italiya Library & Learning Center "Yogidham Gurukul" Rajkot - Gujarat Email:- hgitaliya@aits.edu.in -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.