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ILA Newsletter, Volume-32, No. 11, November, 2016, © Indian Library Association Page 1 of 17
ILA Newsletter Organ of the Indian Library Association
Volume No. 32; Issue No. 11; November, 2016 http://ilaindia.net
ISSN: 0971-0531
(For Restricted Circulation)
Editorial Board:
1. Dr. Muzamil Mushtaq (Chief Editor)
2. Dr. Kautilya Shukla
3. Prof. B. Ramesha
4. Dr. Vinod Kumar
Appeal to LIS Professionals
Dear Colleagues,
It would be highly appreciated if you could
provide the news for the forthcoming ILA
Newsletter pertaining to:
1. Report about Seminar, Conference,
Training Programme & Workshop
organised by any institute in about 100
words with snapshots if possible;
2. Book publications, or highly Impact
Factor research outputs or just
concluded projects;
3. Announcement for various LIS courses/
educational up-gradations;
4. Technological Innovations in LIS
Research & Development;
5. Any other LIS field related news,
Please send to:
You are also welcome for any constructive
suggestions and feedback for the betterment
of ILA Newsletter.
Thanks
Editors
Table of Contents:
62nd ILA Conference – 2017…………..……………2
Professional News………………………………………..9
Personalia……………………………………………..……10
Past Events…………………………………………………10
Forthcoming Events……………………………………12
Book Publications……………………………………….14
List of New ILA Members…………………………..14
Contact ILA…………………………………………………15
ILA Publications………………………………………….16
Library Quote: “Without libraries what have we? We have no past and no future” Ray Bradbury Quote sent by E. Ramesh, Sr. Librarian, JBREC, Hyderabad
Readers are welcome to provide the virtuous library quotes which will be properly acknowledged and the best quote will be imprinted in the incoming issue of ILA Newsletter with the name of the sender.
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62nd ILA Conference - 2017
62nd Indian Library Association Conference-2017
ILA International Conference on
“Gearing up for the future: Library initiatives for digital India”
(9th to 11th, February 2017)
Organized by
Department of Library and Information Science Karnataka State Women’s University, Vijayapura, Karnataka
and Indian Library Association, New Delhi
Venue: Karnataka State Women’s University, Jnanashakti campus,
Torvi, Vijayapura, Karnataka About Indian Library Association The Indian Library Association (ILA) is a premier association committed to the cause of Library Movement and Development in India and
represents those who work in or advocate for Indian libraries. ILA has provided a wide variety of services and programs to its members
and others in the library community, since its formation on September 13, 1933, when the Association was formally formed at the First
All India Library Conference at Calcutta. Today, ILA has become the strongest and largest professional body in the field of library and
information science.
The main objectives of the association are:
Promote library movement in the country
Development of library and information science education in India
Training, research and development of library and information science professionals
Co-operation with national and international organizations with similar objectives.
Promotion as well as formulation of standards, norms, guidelines, etc. for management of Library and Information Systems and
Services
Accreditation of institutions imparting library and information science education and training
Provide a forum for professionals to express their professional concerns and publication of materials
Karnataka State Women’s University Karnataka State Women’s University, established in 2003 in the city of Vijayapura is the only Women’s University in the state of
Karnataka dedicated exclusively for women's education, with a vision of empowering women through higher education. The university
has as its mission, making higher education more accessible and affordable for women particularly from rural and backward regions of
North Karnataka. It is recognized under 2(f) and 12(B) of the UGC Act. It is accredited ‘B’ Grade (CGPA: 2.62) by the NAAC. 137
women’s colleges spread in thirteen districts of North-Karnataka are affiliated to this University. It offers 32 P G Courses, P G Diploma
and Certificate Courses in the Faculties of Arts, Commerce and Management, Social Sciences, Science and Technology and Education.
Nearly 27000 students pursue their higher education leading to Bachelors, Masters’ and Doctoral degrees.
Department of Library and Information Science The Department of Library and Information Science, established in the year 2007-08 with a vision to “advance the well-being of women
community through education, research and out-reach programs in Library and Information Science” aspires, to provide education in
Library and Information Science through its various programs. Through education, research, and service, the department influences the
interdisciplinary understanding, diverse interpretation, creation, and use of the emerging knowledge and information environments of
the 21st century through innovative instruction and state-of-the-art technology. The department offers Certificate in Library Science,
MLISc, M.Phil. and Ph.D programs.
The city of Vijayapura ‘Vijayapura’ - an important historical city is well known for its monumental heritage. It is associated with many prominent dynasties that
ruled the city including Adil Shahi’s. The city is known for its past glory, where the greatest mathematician and astronomer of medieval
India Bhaskara II was born. This was the home for many sufi saints and a rich culture was instilled by great saints like Lord Basaveswara
and Akkamahadevi.Woman of valour Sultana Chand Bibi was the Regent of Vijayapura during 1550-90. ‘Gol Gumbaz’ is the largest dome-
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-ever built next in size only to St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. The other monuments include Ibrahim Roza, Jama Masjid, Taas Bowdi, Asar
Mahal, Upali Buruz, Malik-Maidan-E-Tohf etc. Presently it is the headquarters of Vijayapura district. The city houses two P G centers,
two medical colleges, two engineering colleges and a number of para-medical and general colleges besides the Karnataka State Women’s
University. Nearby places of interest include Almati Dam, Kudal Sangam, Badami Caves, Solapur, Pandharpur, Tuljapur, Kolhapur,
Bande Nawaz Darga, Gulbarga, Hampi, Ganagapur, Basawana Bagewadi.
Venue: Karnataka State Women’s University, Jnanashakti campus, Torvi, Vijayapura, Karnataka
Dates: 9th to 11th, February 2017
MAIN THEME: “Gearing up for the future: Library initiatives for digital India”
SUB THEMES: But not limited to the list shown below:
• Information organization
• User services
• Digital libraries/Institutional repositories/Digital archiving/Open repositories
• Big-data
• Internet of Things
• Cloud computing
• Cyber Security/Digital copyright
• Integrated planning and resource allocation
• Information resources, services, and search strategies
• Digital Information and Communication Technology and its Application (DICTA)
• LIS Education
• Library Profession
• Social networks
• Human aspects of technology applications
• Digital conservation and preservation
• Open access scholarly publishing
• Ontology’s
• Information retrieval
• Digital licensing
• User studies
• Best practices in libraries
Call for Papers Original contributions based on practice, theoretical and empirical research, case studies etc. are invited on the theme and subthemes of
the conference as mentioned above. All papers will go through a process of blind review by a panel of experts and accepted papers will
be published in the conference volume (with ISBN). Correspondence regarding papers should be addressed to Secretary, Indian Library
Association through email at: [email protected]
Correspondence will be made with the principal author and therefore, the name, full address, email, and all (work, home, mobile)
phone numbers of the principal author should be clearly indicated. Authors are requested to submit brief CV (only one paragraph) and
colour photograph along with the paper. The last date of submission is 15th December, 2016.
Note:
1. Authors are requested to send a Demand Draft/ Multicity cheque of Rs. 1000/- (One Thousand only) drawn in favour of “Indian
Library Association, Delhi” OR deposit cash in bank or transfer online in the name of “INDIAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION”
ACCOUNT NO. “20024270299” TO “BANK OF MAHARASHTRA” branch Dr. Mukherjee Nagar, New Delhi using IFSC code-
“MAHB0000901” and scanned copy of Bank receipt should be mailed to [email protected] along with the details of papers and to
The General Secretary, Indian Library Association, Flat No. 201, A-40/41, Ansal Building, Dr. Mukherjee Nagar, Delhi – 110009
(Ph.: 01127651743).
2. Papers will be published in the conference volume only after the receipt of Rs. 1000/- and one of the author gets himself/herself
registered for the conference.
3. Authors have to submit an undertaking regarding genuineness of papers.
4. Authors have to give an undertaking regarding surrendering copyright in favour of Indian Library Association. (Both the
undertakings are required to be submitted as given in the format available on the ILA website i.e. www.ilaindia.net)
5. It is authors/ contributor’s responsibility that paper is free from grammatical errors.
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Author Guidelines Manuscripts Requirements:
Length: Not more than 10 pages maximum for a paper in double space and shall not exceed 5000 words. However, authors are
advised to write as much precise as possible.
Theme Font: Times New Roman
Font Size: Heading-14 (Bold), Sub Heading 12(Bold) and rest of the text - 12.
The title should be concise.
Paper Format and Layout: The paper should have the following details:
o Title (should be in centre)
o Authors (designation, affiliation, detailed address, e-mail ID and Phone numbers)
o Abstract (maximum 150 words)
o Keywords (maximum 6)
o Introduction
o Conclusion
o References (APA style format only)
Case Studies proposed may preferably be supported by real life case examples.
Tables and Figures, if any must have a brief caption written on the bottom of the figure and provide the due reference of the
original work.
References must be in latest version of American Psychological Association (APA) standard format.
Poster Presentation Only accepted papers will be allowed to be presented. Papers may also be accepted for poster presentation.
Only abstracts of poster presentations will be included in the proceedings.
Important Dates Conference Dates: February 09, 2017 to February 11, 2017
Submission of papers: December 15, 2016
Who should participate? The conference is aimed at Library professionals, Teachers of Library Science. The conference aims to bring together:
Library and information science professionals
Research scholars
Information seekers and leaders in knowledge industry
ICT and knowledge workers like content developers, web designers, etc.
Policy makers and government officials
Educationists
Information providers and vendors
All stakeholders in the knowledge industry
Students in LIS are also encouraged to attend this event
Registration Fee:
Registration Type Professionals/
Research Scholars
PG Students Retired Professionals Accompanying
Person
Overseas
Delegates
Registration fee 4200=00 2000=00 2500=00 2000=00 $100=00
Accommodation
(if required)
1200=00 750=00 1200=00 1200=00 $75=00
Delegation fee
(Non-ILA Members)
250=00 250=00 250=00 - -
*One of the authors has to compulsorily register for the conference
Registration fee includes attendance in all technical sessions, conference kit, conference volume, food, local transport and certificate of
attendance. Accompanying persons shall not be entitled to conference kit and conference volume. P G Students and retired
professionals shall not be entitled to conference volume. However, they can buy the conference volume at a discount rate offered by the
ILA.
Professionals/Research scholars ‘who have not contributed articles and who do not want conference volume’ shall pay Rs. 3000/- only as
registration fee. However they need to pay accommodation charges (if required) and delegation fees (if they are non-ILA members).
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Accommodation:
Accommodation may be arranged for the outstation participants if request is sent at least seven days before the conference along with
accommodation charges. Non-AC, shared accommodation shall be provided on first cum first serve basis. A list of Hotels is provided
below, for those who wish to stay at their own. Such participants are advised to book the hotels online in advance. However, they are
advised to contact the organizing secretary for advice and support.
1. Kanishka International, Station Road, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-223788/223789/255506: Web: www.kanishkabijapur.com
2. Hotel Basava Residency, Makund Nagar, Station Road, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-243777: Web: www.hotelbasavaresidency.com
3. Heritage international, Near Gol Gumbaz, Station Road, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-221006: Web: www.hotelheritageinternatonal.com
4. Hotel Pearl, Near Gol Gumbaz, Station Road, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-256002; hotel-pearl.onetime.com
5. Hotel Madhuvan, Station road, Vijayapura. Phone: 08352-255572, 255571
6. Hotel VKG Restaurant, Near Basaveshwar circle, Opp. BSNL, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-250888
7. Hotel Navaratna International, Station Road, Vijayapura, Phone: 08352-222771
8. Hotel Shashinag Residency, Bijapur Bypass, NH13, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-260344; Web: www.hotelshasinagresidency.com
9. Hotel Pleasant Stay, Solapur Rd, Adarsh Nagar, Vijayapura
Phone: 09880012225; www.hotelpleasantstay.com
10. Hotel Shubha Shree Sagar, Solapur Road, Beside NCC Camp, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-260505
11. Hotel Golden Heights, Station Road, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-241145, 241156: www.hotelgoldenheights.net
12. Hotel Ashoka, 66/1, Solapur Road, BLDEA New College Campus, Vijayapura
Phone: 08352-263225
How to Reach Vijayapura:
By Air:
The nearest airport is Belagavi (Formerly Belgaum) domestic airport which is around 200kms from the venue. Taxi services are
available at the airport. Flight service is available from Mumbai and Bengaluru (Formerly Bangalore) to Belagavi. The city of
Vijayapura can also be reached via Hubballi (Formerly Hubli) domestic airport which is around 210 KMs from the venue. Taxi services
are also available at the airport. The city can also be reached via Pune (around 380kms) and Hyderabad (around 500kms) airports as
well.
By Train:
Vijayapura Railway station is on South Central Western track, between Hubballi and Solapur. There are direct train facilities available
from Bengaluru and Hyderabad. However the nearest major railway station is Solapur Junction (connected from all parts of the
country) which is 100 KMs from the Venue. From Solapur one can reach Vijayapura either by Bus or by Train.
By Road:
The city of Vijayapura can also be reached by road. NH13 (Solapur- Chitradurga), NH 216 (Hubballi-Solapur), SH 218 (Jewargi-
Chikkodi) intersect the city. It is well connected by KSRTC, APSRTC, TSRTC, MSRTC and private buses. The city is connected to the
major cities of the State including neighbouring states Andhra Pradesh, Talangana, Maharashtra and Goa.
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For further details:
Contact: Local Organizer
Prof. P. G. Tadasad
Organizing Secretary, Professor and Chairman
Department of Library and Information Science
Karnataka State Women’s University, Jnanashakti Campus, Torvi
Vijayapura 586108, Karnataka, India
Tel: 08352-229012 (O); 08352-272436 (R)
Mob. 09448180973; e-mail: [email protected]
Contact: Indian Library Association
Prof. Shabahat Husain
President, Indian Library Association
Chairperson, Dept. Library & Information Science
A.M.U., Aligarh (U.P.) 202002
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 09412177121
Dr. Pardeep Rai
General Secretary, Indian Library Association
Librarian, Maitreyi College (University of Delhi)
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi-110021
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 9899359373
Dr. N. S. Shokeen
Secretary, Indian Library Association
Former HoD, Library & Information Science
Kalpana Chawla Govt. Polytechnic for Women
Ambala City, Ambala-134003
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: +91-9416448939
Organizing Committee
Chief Patron
Prof. Sabiha
Vice Chancellor, KSWU, Vijayapura
Patron
Prof. K.P. Sreenath
Registrar, KSWU, Vijayapura
Chairman
Prof. Shabahat Husain, President, ILA, Delhi
Organizing Secretary
Prof. P. G. Tadasad
Professor and Chairman
DLISc, KSWU, Vijayapura
Joint Secretary
Dr. A. Gavisiddappa
Assistant Professor
DLISc, KSWU, Vijayapura
Treasurer
Dr. T. Shantadevi
Assistant Professor
DLISc, KSWU, Vijayapura
Conference Advisory Committee Dr. A.K. Bardol, Retd Professor and Chairman, Mangalore
University, Mangalagangothri
Dr. A.R.D. Prasad, Professor and Head, DRTC, Bengaluru
Dr. A.Y.Asundi, Retd. Professor and Chairman, Bangalore
University, Bengaluru
Dr. Abha Sharma, Librarian, HARSAC Hisar
Mr. Anand Byrappa, Global Head, GE, Bengaluru
Dr. Ashu Shokeen, Professor and Head, DLISc, Kurukshetra
University, Kurukshetra
Dr. Avinash D. Chinchure, Librarian, NCBS, Bengaluru
Mr. B P Prakash, Global IRC Head, TCS, Pune
Dr. B. R. Gadagin, ILA- Council Member (South Zone)
Dr. B. Ramesh Babu, Former Professor, DLISc, Madras
University, Chennai
Dr. B. Ramesh, ILA Vice President (South), New Delhi
Dr. B. S. Maheswarappa, Professor, Gulbarga University,
Kalaburagi
Dr. B.D. Kumbar, Professor, DLISc, Karnatak University,
Dharwad
Dr. B.S. Biradar, Professor and Head, DLISc, Kuvempu
University, Shankarghatta
Dr. B.T. Sampath Kumar, Associate Professor and Chairman,
DLISc, Tumkur University, Tumkur
Dr. C.R. Karisiddappa, Rtd. Professor and Chairman, DLISc,
Karnatak University,Dharwad
Dr. D. Chandran, Rtd. Professor, SV University, Tirupati
Dr. D.Shivalingaiah, Honourable Vice Chancellor, Karnataka
State Open University, Mysuru
Dr. D.V. Singh, Librarian, University of Delhi, Delhi
Dr. Ganapati Shinde, President, Karnataka State SC/ST
Library Professional Association
Dr. Gopakumar Velayudhan Pillai, Librarian, Goa University,
Panjim
Dr. H. S. Siddamallaih, Rtd. Principal Library & Information
Officer, NIMHANS, Bengaluru
Dr. I. K. Ravichandra Rao, Rtd. Professor and Head, DRTC,
Bengaluru
Dr. I.R.N. Goudar, Advisor, Bangalore University Library,
Bengaluru
Dr. I.V.Malhan, Professor, DLIS, SoMC&IS, Central
University of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamshala
Dr. Jagadish Arora, Director, INFLIBNET, Ahmedabad
Dr. Jagtar Singh, Professor and Head, Panjabi University,
Patiala
Dr. K. Prakash, Librarian, KSOU, Mysuru
Dr. K..Somasekhara Rao, Professor, DLISc, Andhra
University, Visakhapatnam
Dr. K.P.Vijayakumar, DLISc, Kerala University,
Thiruvananthapuram
Dr. K.S.Raghavan, Visiting Scientist, Centre for Knowledge
Analytics & Ontological Engineering, PES University,
Bengaluru
Dr. Kaiser Muneebula Khan, Professor & Head, DLISc,
Mangalore University, Mangalagangothri.
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Dr. Lalitha Aswath, Professor, DLISc, Bangalore University,
Bengaluru
Dr. M. K. Bandi, Librarian, Mangalore University, Mangalore
Dr. M. Krishnamurthy, DRTC, Bengaluru
Dr. M. N. N. Prasad, President, KSCLA, Bengaluru
Dr. M. N. Nagarajan, Professor and Head, DLISc, Annamalai
University, Annamalainagar
Dr. M. Vijayakumar, Librarian, Central University of
Rajasthan, Ajmer
Dr. M.M.Koganurmath, Professor and Head, Central University
of Gujarat, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
Dr. M.P.Satija, UGC Emeritus Fellow, DLISc, Guru Nanak Dev
University, Amritsar
Mr. M.V. Satyanarayan, Informatics, Bengaluru
Dr. Mahesh Horakeri, Librarian, Good News Degree College,
Kalagattagi
Dr. Mallinath Kumbar, Professor, DLISc, University of Mysore,
Mysuru
Dr. Mohan Rambhau Kherde, Vice- President, ILA, New Delhi
Dr. Mrinal Kanti Mondal, Vice- President, ILA, New Delhi
Dr. N. Choudappa, Librarian, BMS College of Engineering,
Bengaluru
Dr. N. Laxman Rao, Retd. Professor, Osmania University,
Hyderabad
Dr. N. Parvathamma, Professor, DLISc, Gulbarga University,
Kalaburagi
Dr. N. S. Shokeen, Secretary, ILA, New Delhi
Dr. Nagappa V Bakkannavar, Head, Branch IRC, TCS,
Bengaluru
Dr. Opendranath Chaubey, Vice- President, ILA, New Delhi
Dr. P. Devika Madalli, Professor, DRTC, Bengaluru
Dr. P. K. Panigrahi, Professor, DLISc, Kolkata University,
Kolkata, IASLIC President
Dr. P. V. Konnur, Rtd. Professor and Head, Rani Channamma
University, Belagavi
Dr. P.B Mangla, Ex. Head, DLIS, University of Delhi and Ex.
National Tagore Fellow.
Dr. P.S. Mahesh, Chief Librarian, JJ Medical College,
Davangere
Dr. P.Y. Rajendra Kumar, President KALA, Bengaluru
Dr. Pardeep Rai, General Secretary, ILA, New Delhi
Dr. Parveen Kumar Sharma, Librarian I B College Panipat
Dr. Praveen Kumar Chaudhary, Vice- President, ILA, New
Delhi
Dr. PreetiGoyal , Prof. Dept of LIS Panjab University
Chandigarh
Dr. R. Sevukan, Associate Professor and Head, Pondicherry
University, Pondicherry
Dr. R. Shalini Urs, Professor, DLISc, University of Mysore,
Mysuru
Dr. R.B. Gaddagimath, Acharya Group of Institutions,
Bengaluru
Dr. Rajendra Kumbar, Professor, University of Pune, Pune
Dr. Rishi Kumar Tiwari, Vice- President, ILA, New Delhi
Dr. S. B. Patil, Librarian, Karnatak University, Dharwad.
Dr. S. M. Pujar, Deputy Librarian, IGIDR, Mumbai
Dr. S.K.Savanur, Joshi Bedekar College, Thane
Mr. S.L.Kadadevarmath, Advisor to KSCLA
Dr. S.L. Sangam, Visiting Professor, DRTC, Bengaluru
Dr. S.S Dhaka, Director, MEA, Library, New Delhi
Dr. Sangeeta Gupta, Prof. Dept of LIS Jammu University
(J&K)
Dr. Satish Hosmani, Director of Public Library, Bengaluru
Dr. Satish Kanamadi, Librarian, TISS, Mumbai
Dr. Shilendra Kumar, Professor and Head, DLISc, Delhi
University, Delhi
Dr. Suresh Jange, ILA- Council Member (South Zone)
Dr. T. D. Kemparaju, Special officer, Bangalore North
University, Bengaluru
Dr. T.S. Kumbar, Librarian, IIT, Gandhinagar, Gujart
Dr. V.G. Talwar, Honourable Vice Chancellor, Reva
University, Bengaluru
Dr. V.T.Kamble, Professor, DLISc, Gulbarga University,
Kalaburagi
Dr. Vinayak M. Bankapur, Chairman and Associate Professor,
DLISc, Rani Channamma University, Belagavi
Dr. Vinod Kumar, Deputy Librarian GJU Hisar
Mr. Yogender Singh. Former Librarian, IIT Roorkee,
Uttarakhand
Local Organizing Committee: Dr. V. V. Malagi, Registrar (Evaluation), KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. R. Sunandamma, Finance Officer, KSWU, Vijayapura
Mr. Basavaraj Patil, Resident Engineer, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. Onkar Kakade, Professor and Chairman, Dept of Journalism
and Mass Communication, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. Vijaya Korishetti, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of
Sociology, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. S. A. Kazi, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of Social Work,
KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. D. M. Madari, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of
Economics, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. S. B. Kamashetty, Professor, Dept. of Management, KSWU,
Vijayapura.
Dr. M. L. Mallikarjun, Associate Professor and Chairman,
Dept. of Management, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. Aziz Makandar, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of
Computer Science, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. S. B. Madagi, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of Bio-
Informatics, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. Mahesh Chintamani, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of
Kannada, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. P. Kannan, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of English,
KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. T. M. Geeta, Professor and Chairman, Dept. of Education,
KSWU, Vijayapura
Mr. Ashok Nadakatti, Librarian, City Central Library,
Vijayapura.
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Dr. Deepthi, UGC PDF, Dept. of Library and Information
Science, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. Shobha Patil, UGC PDF, Dept. of Library and Information
Science, KSWU, Vijayapura
Dr. H. P. Shekar, Librarian, BLDE Medical University,
Vijayapura
Dr. M. M. Bachalapur, Librarian, BLDE Engineering College,
Vijayapura
Dr. Shrikant Karkun, Librarian, Basaveshwar Engineering
College, Bagalkot
Mr. Doddamani G., Librarian, ASP Arts and Commerce
College, Vijayapura
Mr. J. B. Chalavadi, Librarian, BLDE Degree College, Tikota
Mr. R. N. Patil, Librarian, BLDEA’s, Women’s Degree College,
Vijayapura
Mr. S. A. Patil, Rtd. Librarian, BLDE Engineering College,
Vijayapura
Mrs. Shazad Afia, Librarian, SECAB Women’s College,
Vijayapura
Mrs. Sujatha D.N., Librarian, Theosophical Women’s College,
Hosapete
Mr. Jagadish Patange, Librarian, First Grade Govt. College,
Vijayapura
Mr. A.I. Channegao, Librarian, SECAB Engineering College,
Vijayapura
Mr. Mahantesh Biradar, Librarian, First Grade Govt. College,
Chadachan
Mr. M.S.Kamgon, Librarian, SECAB Malik Sandal
Polytechnic, Vijayapura
Ms. Rajashri Joshi, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Ms. Neelamma G, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Ms. Renuka Pujari, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Ms. Danamma I. Kurle, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Ms. Daiwatabai, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Ms. Shridevi Sindagi, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Ms. Fairoz Pathan, Research Scholar, DLISc, KSWU,
Vijayapura
Mr. Tippanna Vadgal, Librarian, First Grade Govt. College,
Indi
Mr. B.S.Biradar, Librarian, Basaweshwar Arts and
Commerce College, Basavan Bagewadi
Mr. Sayed Osman, Librarian, First Grade Govt. College,
Sindagi.
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Smartphones Can't Replace Libraries
Academic libraries aren’t just expensive “vanity projects” but rather a vital part of the higher education ecosystem. While
there may be other laboratories across a campus, they do not provide the access to information, librarian expertise and
interdisciplinary integration that academic and research libraries sustain. In addition, Academic libraries provide (for the
haves and the have-nots) spaces or commons - primarily “high-tech ready” in nature that offer general and subject-
specific equipment, software and web-delivered content for individual access and study. They also offer collaborative
spaces for students to work together with each other in small groups and with classroom faculty to study and create
content. Academic libraries provide spaces for STEM and STEAM discovery or maker space environments for students anywhere
in the program or the curriculum especially those who don’t have access to departmental labs, where spaces are often
reserved for students majoring in those specific areas. Academic libraries provide open labs and flexible, individual
computer spaces with equipment and software unique to special research or subject area populations, such as geographic
information systems or statistical software packages to process data used in the study of social and natural sciences. They
also serve special needs students, faculty members and staff. They provide not only access to content within their
buildings but also equipment and technology that students can check out and use in their educational pursuits. (This
takes space for not only storage but also delivery of resources.) Meanwhile, academic library professionals, often faculty
members themselves, are experts in areas of research, and they work in partnership with classroom instructors in the
design and delivery of curricula. They also partner with classroom faculty members in the design and delivery of courses
requiring critical thinking and information literacy as well as subject-targeted assignments; are champions for and leaders
in open educational resources that provide vetted, free content for students who can’t afford textbooks, a large part of the
price tag of college; build digital as well as print collections to reflect classroom faculty research, recommended research
by other experts and subject content required by external regional and national accreditation bodies such as digital and
print content for the health sciences and business-management curricula; and, acquire, curate, design and deliver online
content and competency lessons (online tutorials, streamed office hours with library experts) for students to access on
their smartphones.
Taken from LIS Leadership and shared by Pralhad Jadhav, Senior Manager, Library, Khaitan & Co. (Original source:
https://www.insidehighered.com/views/2016/11/10/why-academic-libraries-arent-just-expensive-vanity-projects-essay)
E-books can be lent by libraries just like normal books, rules EU’s top court
The judgment confirms the opinion of Maciej Szpunar, advocate general to the Court of Justice of the European Union
(CJEU), who said back in June that lending out e-books should be permitted in the 28-member-state bloc provided
authors are fairly compensated in the same way as for physical books. The court was asked to rule on a case brought by the association of Dutch public libraries-Vereniging Openbare
Bibliotheken (VOB) against Stichting Leenrecht, an authors' rights collecting foundation. VOB argued that the rules
should be the same for digital lending as for traditional books, and the District Court in The Hague asked the CJEU to
clarify whether that view was consistent with a 2006 EU copyright directive on rentals and lending.
Specifically, VOB wanted to use a "one copy, one user" model. A copy of an e-book is placed on the server of a public
library, allowing a member of the public to download it. Only one copy at a time can be lent out in this way. After the
lending period for the e-book expires, the downloaded copy can no longer be used by that user, but another copy can be
downloaded by someone else. In this ruling, the CJEU said this approach was fine, provided the e-book lending met any other conditions placed on
library books by national legislation, as was the case in the Netherlands. The court also underlined that the library e-
book must be obtained legally "the public lending exception does not apply to the making available by a public library of
a digital copy of a book in the case where that copy has been obtained from an unlawful source." Taken from LIS Leadership and shared by Kubera K.P., Information Assistant, Information Centre, The Printers (Mysore)
Private Ltd. (Original source: http://arstechnica.co.uk/tech-policy/2016/11/ebooks-can-be-lent-by-libraries-rules-cjeu/).
Professional News
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Personalia
Best Librarian Award Dr. Vinay Singh Kashyap, Librarian JECRC University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, was conferred the Best Librarian Award on 22nd
October 2016. The award was announced at National Conference on Role of Libraries in Social Empowerment, which was
organized by Compact Society for Social Welfare (CSSW) in association with Library Professionals Associations (LPA) &
Association of Media Libraries and Archives (AMLA) on 21st and 22nd October 2016 at Gandhi Peace Foundation New Delhi.
The Award Consists of a Memento, a Citation and a Shawl.
Obituary It is very sad to inform you all the sad demise of Mr. J. R. Ramamurthy on November 8, 2016 at Bangalore. He started his
career at Bangalore University in 1968 as an Assistant Librarian and later as Lecturer in Library Science till 1982. He
served as Consultant, information center Deccan Herald, Bangalore, and finally retired as the University Librarian of Kannada
University, Hampi, Karnataka State in 1997. As a dedicated professional, Sri Ramamurthy was associated with the Amnesty
International, Bangalore; as Coordinator Third World Network, Bangalore; Karnataka State Library Association; Indian Library
Association, and Karnataka Union of Working Journalists.
It is also very sad to inform you all the sad demise of Dr. R.M. Vatnal, Deputy Librarian, Karnataka University, Dharwad on 19
November, 2016 after a brief illness. He completed his BLISc, MLISc, and Ph.D. from Karnataka University, Dharwad. He was
an alumnus of NCSI, Bangalore. He immensely contributed towards the development of university library. He was true and
committed professional. He was actively involved in all the professional activities of Karnataka University Library, Dharwad
and also with the Department of Library and Information Science.
Maulana Azad Library System celebrated its first “Annual Library Day” on 12 November, 2016 Maulana Azad Library System which comprises of about 110 campus libraries and three outside state campus libraries at Kerala,
Bengal and Bihar celebrated its “First Annual Library Day” on 12 November, 2016 in the Cultural Hall of the Library. The
foundation stone of this building was laid by the then Prime Minister of India, Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru on this day in 1955 and to
mark this occasion, it was celebrated with great enthusiasm and happiness.
Dr. Nabi Hasan, University Librarian spoke about the importance of this event and gave an overview of the whole program. He
said that such events are like family get together for MA Library system staff and will give a lot of motivation and help in
increasing the socio-cultural exchange amongst the people working in MA Library system including from different departmental
libraries. The chief guest of the occasion was Dr. R.K Sharma, a Fulbright Fellow, Librarian, United Nations Information Centre
for India & Bhutan and President, Delhi Library Association and guest of honour was Mr. H.R. Chighani, former Director of
Khuda Bakhsh Oriental Library. Dr. Yusuf, Deputy Librarian spoke about the unique features of this library system in current
perspective.
One of the unique attractions of the function was the “Best Employee of MA Library System 2016 Award” which was presented to
Mr. Rais Ahmad Khan, who is Incharge of the Computer Applications Division of the Library. The program was attended by
about 215 professionals from library system, senior retired library officers, teachers of the department of library and information
science and also by some special guests from the profession like Dr. Madhusudan from DU, Prof. Naushad Ali, Dr. Nishat Fatima,
Dr. M. Nazim, Dr. Muzamil Mushtaq, Mr. Shakeel Ahmad Khan, etc.
Dr. T.S. Asghar was the compere of the program and Dr. Shayesta Bedar presented vote of Thanks.
Past Events
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Book Exhibition in Joginpally B.R. Engineering College (JBREC)
49th National Library Week Celebrations In keeping the tradition and in honor of the National Library Week (14-21 November has been celebrated as National Library
week), Our JBREC Library celebrated the National Library Week as Book exhibition in association with Bookionics, Koti,
Hyderabad. The program started on 15 November with the speech by Sr. Librarian, E. Ramesh on the topic “creating awareness
about the library and its importance”. Dr. K.V Ranga Rao Principal was invited for the inauguration which started with lighting
the Lamp. He gave all the best wishes for the initiative taken by the library team and extended his full support and guidance for
the whole event. He said that these kinds of book exhibitions are very important to enhance book reading habit among students
and the faculty. Dr. Ranga said that the college provided ICT tools such as Internet and Wi Fi facilities not only in the Library
but also for the entire campus for accessing e resources in the form of e-books, e-journals, etc. by the students and faculty
through their smart phones and tablets. He advised the students to utilize the opportunities by buying the books and reading
regularly. All Library professionals of various institutions of JB Group and All HOD’s of JBREC Faculty and students visited for
selection of various competitive books, personality development and other related books at discounted rates. E. Ramesh Librarian
and Library Team P. Sudhakar, Sandhya, P. Shanthi Sree, K.Vittal, K. Raja Reddy participated in the program.
Booksleuths – the Library Committee celebrated the National Library Week -Libros at Symbiosis Institute of
Business Management, Hyderabad on 14th-19th November, 2016 As a part of the National Library Week Celebrations, the Library Committee, Booksleuths, had conducted two main programs, a
book exhibition and an interactive session with Mrs. Meera Shenoy, a renowned Author and a Speaker.
The Book exhibition was organized from 14th – 19th November, 2016. It consisted of two sections – display of Academic books
by Shah Book House and Fiction, Non Fiction and Best Sellers books by World Book Links. The exhibition had a humongous
collection of more than Seven Thousand Books. In the exhibition, we received an amazing response from the faculties and
students from MBA as well as the Law School. The visitors were fascinated by the wide and unique collections. The students
were engrossed and spent quality time browsing, discussing and selecting the books they liked. The exposure towards the latest
collection awed the students and had rightly captured their taste and interests.
On the 16th November, 2016, we were delighted by the visit of the famous Author – Mrs. Meera Shenoy the author of book
“YOU CAN”. She is also a Social Entrepreneur and the founder of “youth4jobs”. Mrs. Meera Shenoy, helps companies to have an
“inclusive‟ workforce. She has been a Team Member of Advisor to the Prime Minister on Skilling, Senior Advisor UNDP Skilling
and Employment, World Bank and EGMM (Employment Generation and Marketing Mission). Upon receiving a warm welcome
at the college, she was escorted by the members of BookSleuths – The Library Committee and for a campus visit. She particularly
liked the aesthetics, ambience and collection of the SIBM - Library. The visit was followed by her interactive session with the
students. She narrated her journey which was truly inspiring. She talked about how they had met success after encountering
infinite number of hurdles. Her motivating success stories of some of the disabled persons for whom Youth4Jobs had been a path
breaker for, had left a profound impact on the audience’s mind.
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Forthcoming Events
December, 2016
Indian Association of Teachers of Library and
Information Science (IATLIS) and the Department of
Library and Information Science (School
for Information Science & Technology), Babasaheb
Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Lucknow is going to
organise the XXXII IATLIS NATIONAL
CONFERENCE on the theme “LIS Research: Issues and Challenges” from 19-20 December, 2016 at the SES
Conference Hall, Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar
University, Vidya Vihar, Rae Bareli Road, Lucknow-
226025 (U.P.) India. The details of the conference are
available at: http://www.iima.ac.in/library/etbl2016/
INFLIBNET Centre is going to organise a ”Three Days Advanced Training Program on Shodhganga" from 14-
16 December, 2016 at INFLIBNET Centre,
Gandhinagar. The main objective of this Workshop is
to enable the participants to impart knowledge on
creating and managing the Institutional repositories.
The Workshop includes lectures as well as extensive
hands-on training, so as to provide both theoretical
base and practical skills to the participants. The details
of the workshop are available at:
http://www.inflibnet.ac.in/forthcoming/Brochure_Adv
anced%20Training%20Prog_Shodhganga_dec.pdf
INFLIBNET Centre is pleased to announce a Three
Days National Workshop on "Organizing Research with Reference Management Tools" during 5th - 7th
December, 2016 at Infocity, Gandhinagar, Gujarat
(INDIA).
INFLIBNET Centre is organising a three Days National
Workshop on “Data and Statistical Analysis using R Programming” during 19th-21st December, 2016 to be
held at INFLIBNET Centre, Gandhinagar - 382 007.
Biju Patnaik Central Library (BPCL) of National
Institute of Technology Rourkela is organizing a
National Workshop on “Library Automation (Koha), Application of RFID and Reference Management Tool (Zotero)” to be held in NIT Rourkela, Odisha from
December 05-09, 2016.
This workshop comprises five full days of technical
sessions, demonstrations and hands-on practice on
automating the libraries using Koha, RFID machines
and Zotero, a reference management tool in
detail. The details of the workshop are available
at: http://library.nitrkl.ac.in/events/elpes5.
NCSI-Net foundation, a professional trust comprising
of erstwhile NCSI staff, trainees, and alumni, is
organising 12th Dr. TB Rajashekar Memorial Seminar
(2016). This year’s seminar topic is, “Infographics for LIS professionals”. It is a one-day seminar targeted for
the benefit of Library and Information Science (LIS)
students and budding LIS professionals on December
10, 2016 at Choksi Hall, Indian Institute of Science
(IISc), Bangalore – 560012. The details of the
workshop are available at: http://ncsinet.org.
January, 2017
University College London, Centre for Publishing,
Ciber Research and Learned Publishing are going to
organise a seminar on “Discovery and Discoverability:
New ideas, techniques and products” on January 18th
2017 at Chancellors Hall, Senate House London. The
details of the conference are available at:
https://www.ucl.ac.uk/publishing/events/
discoverability
CTLIS-2017. Don Bosco Institute of Technology
(DBIT) Library, Bangalore is going to organise an
International Conference on “Current Trends in
Library & Information Services” on 5th to 7th January,
2017. The details of the conference are available at:
www.icctest.in.
ACB Central Library, P.B.College, Gauripur is
organising a two days UGC Sponsored National
Seminar on 20th & 21st January, 2017.
V.H.N.Senthikumara Nadar College (Autonomous),
Virudhuagar jointly with Society for the
Advancement of Library and Information Science
(SALIS) is organising a national conference on
“Emerging Trends in Library and Information Science
(ETLIS-2017)” on 27 January, 2017 at V. H. N.
Senthikumara Nadar College, Virudhuagar. The
details of the conference are available at:
www.vhnsnc.edu.in.
February, 2017
Presidency University, Bangalore is organising a
National Conference on the “Role of LIS Professionals
in the Changing Academic Paradigm” on February 17-
18, 2017. The details of the conference are available
at: www.presidencyuniversity.in.
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BigDat-2017.
University of Bari "Aldo Moro", Rovira i Virgili
University is organising a 3rd International Winter
School on Big Data from February 13-17, 2017 at Bari,
Italy. BigDat 2017 will be a research training event
with a global scope aiming at updating participants
about the most recent advances in the critical and fast
developing area of big data, which covers a large
spectrum of current exciting research and industrial
innovation with an extraordinary potential for a huge
impact on scientific discoveries, medicine, engineering,
business models, and society itself. Renowned
academics and industry pioneers will lecture and share
their views with the audience. The details of the
conference are available at:
http://grammars.grlmc.com/BigDat2017/.
Jharkhand Information & Library Association (JILA) in
association with International Research & Development
Association, Library Professionals Association, Lords
Publishing House is organizing a National Conference
on “Library & Information Management in Digital
Environment (JILACON-17)” to be held at Visvesvaraya
Sanitation and Water Academy (VISWA), Kanke Road,
Ranchi during February 25-26, 2017. The details of the
conference are available at: www.jilaranchi.org.in
IISER Pune, Library as a part of celebrations of ten
years, is organizing a two days National Conference on
“Library Innovations for Excellence (LIFE-2017)” during February 16-17, 2017 at IISER Pune campus.
The objective of the conference is to understand how
libraries are translating ideas into innovative services of
excellence to create value for users and to the
continuing success of libraries. It will provide an
opportunity to library and information science
professionals to share their experiences, ideas, research
and knowledge for mutual benefit.
For complete details, please visit conference
website: www.iiserpune.ac.in/~library/life2017.
Moti Lal Rastogi School of Management, Lucknow is
organising a National Seminar on “Organizational Development through Knowledge Management in Digital India (NSODKMDI-2017)” on 11th February,
2017 (Saturday) at MLRSM Auditorium D-23, UPSIDC,
Sarojini Nagar, Kanpur Road, Lucknow, 226008.
March, 2017
Library Publishing Forum 2017
The Library Publishing Coalition (LPC) is accepting
proposals for the 2017 Library Publishing Forum on
“Evolution, intersection, and exploration in library
publishing” to be held on March 20 - 22, 2017 in
Baltimore, Maryland. An international, community-
led organization with over 60 member libraries, the
LPC promotes the development of innovative,
sustainable publishing services in academic and
research libraries to support content creators as they
generate, advance, and disseminate knowledge. The
details of the conference are available at:
http://librarypublishing.org/events/lpforum17/cfp
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juarez, Juarez City,
Mexico is organising the Eighth International
Conference on the Applications of Digital Information
and Web Technologies (ICADIWT 2017) from March
29-31, 2017 at Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad
Juarez, Juarez City, Mexico. The details of the
conference are available at:
www.socio.org.uk/icadiwt.
The Eighth International Conference on the
Applications of Digital Information and Web
Technologies (ICADIWT 2017) is a forum for
scientists, engineers, and practitioners to present their
latest research results, ideas, developments and
applications in the areas of Computer
Communications, Communication networks,
Communication Software Communication
Technologies and Applications, and other related
themes.
April, 2017
ICICS 2017.
The 8th International Conference on Information and
Communication Systems, Technically co-Sponsored by
IEEE from April 4-6, 2017 at Irbid, Jordan. The
conference website: http://www.icics.info/icics2017/
May, 2017
University of San Diego's Copley Library is organising
fourth Annual Digital Initiatives Symposium during
May 1-2, 2017. This day and a half conference features
workshops and user group meetings for a variety of
institutional repository platforms, focusing on the
digital elements of library ecosystems and institutional
repositories.
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The book entitled “Bibliometrics and Research Evaluation - Uses and Abuses (History
and Foundations of Information Science)” authored by Yves Gingras (Professor and
Canada Research Chair in History and Sociology of Science, Department of History, at
Universite du Quebec a Montreal) has been published by MIT Press (8 November
2016) with ISBN : 978-0262035125, price Rs. 1,906.00 and 136 pages.
The book entitled “Elements of Information Organization and Dissemination” authored
by Amitabha Chatterjee (Retired Professor and Head of the Department of Library &
Information Science, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India) has been published by
Chandos Publishing; 1 edition (11 November 2016) with ISBN: 978-0081020258, price
Rs. 4,649.46 and 608 pages.
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