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Tuesday, June 30, 2009

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Date: Tuesday, 30 June, 2009, 5:35 PM

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20090630 - Welcome as a Librarian friend....best wishes from RajLibrarian-Mumbai

Dear Vasantakumari,

Chennagiddira?

It is indeed my pleasure to be your professional friend on lisleader. I am equally elated to welcome you to the team of authors/contributors of "India Librarian International". Apart from contributing to your own Blog titled, "vasu", we welcome madam, we look forward for your contributions to ili in terms of papers, news, eassays ... motivational writings ... or any thing relevant to the librarians of india and elsewhere. We request you to introduce yourself to the authors and readers of ili in your first communication.

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Friday, June 26, 2009

Gay Royer a librarian for 33 years retires ... to play her role as a Granny

Librarian leaves a lasting legacy
Report by : By Alan Blank
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address of original source : http://www.dailypilot.com/articles/2009/06/25/topstory/dpt-librarian053009.txt

"Gay Royer spent her last day as the College Park Elementary librarian Friday after 33 years at the school, but with her departure the children whose lives she has touched will also be losing a coach, a therapist and a friend.Growing up, Royer had a troubled childhood, fraught with responsibilities not usually heaped on those her age. At 10, she was already acting like a mother to her two younger siblings. Because she missed a lot of her own childhood, the librarian says she “deals better in the child world than the adult world.”During her long tenure at the school, Royer has attracted students by showing a genuine interest in their life stories and approaching them with an energetic, amiable personality, always joking and laughing.Students would gravitate toward the library whenever they had a chance, where the affable librarian would hold court. She kept couches and plenty of teddy bears around and would recommend books to students.“She’s almost like a second grandma to the kids,” said Lori Robnett, a past PTA president whose son went to College Park and was so fond of Royer that he came back and visited her after he left the school.Living in Costa Mesa since childhood, Royer graduated from Costa Mesa High School. Support staff at the high school got her through, she said, and inspired her to try to help younger generations in the same way.Royer was a board member of the PTA for 30 years (in addition to brief stints on six other school PTAs), a Girl Scout leader, a volunteer coach of the school’s track and cross country team (along with colleague Buzz Amble) and a frequent organizer of school events, which often required her to come early in the morning and leave late in the afternoon.In the summers, Royer coordinated the sanitation crew at the Orange County Fair, where she gave many of her past students their first jobs as janitors.Now the librarian is leaving because of her newest responsibility: being a grandmother.“I’m going to retire and take care of the baby or else I wouldn’t retire until I’m 90 because I love the children here,” she said.Royer has seen some of the school’s kids grow up, raise families and send their own kids to the same school. The librarian was briefly honored in front of assembled students and teachers before classes Friday.Teacher Michelle Hanscom had this to say: “We will remember your legacy here — one filled with peace, love and laughter.”It’s unlikely that College Park has seen the last of Royer. Even though she is leaving, she plans to stay involved in the school where she left a lasting imprint on the lives of so many children".

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009

LIS Vacancy

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Respected Friends,
Greetings for the day,
National Institute of Technology, Silchar has advertized one post of Librarian (Lien Vacancy). The details are as follows---------
Essential Qualifications - A Master degree in Arts/Science/Commerce with degree in Library Science from a recognized university or BA/BSc/BCom with M. Lib. Sc/.M.L.Sc.

Desirable- 5 years experience in a library preferably in technical institute in a responsible position Rs. 8000-13500 pm plus other allowances as per Government of India rules (likely to be revised as per the recommendation of the 6th CPC).

To download the application please visit the following link------
http://www.nits.ac.in/images/fac2009.pdf

Note: The extended date of application is 10 July 2009.

Regards,

Miss Charu Mathur,
Delhi.

LIS Vacancy

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Respected Friends,
Greetings for the day,
National Institute of Technology, Silchar has advertized one post of Librarian (Lien Vacancy). The details are as follows---------
Essential Qualifications - A Master degree in Arts/Science/Commerce with degree in Library Science from a recognized university or BA/BSc/BCom with M. Lib. Sc/.M.L.Sc.

Desirable- 5 years experience in a library preferably in technical institute in a responsible position Rs. 8000-13500 pm plus other allowances as per Government of India rules (likely to be revised as per the recommendation of the 6th CPC).

To download the application please visit the following link------
http://www.nits.ac.in/images/fac2009.pdf

Note: The extended date of application is 10 July 2009.

Regards,

Miss Charu Mathur,
Delhi.

Saturday, June 20, 2009

Open Access E-Resources

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Here is the web link of comprehensive list of Open Access Resources. This links provides concrete information about the Open Access Initiative, Open Access Directories, E-Journals, IRs Member Institutions..............
http://paniit.iitd.ac.in/indest/oaeresources.html

Open Access E- Resources

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Friday, June 19, 2009

Fw: [LIS-Forum] Report on the Fourth Dr. TB Rajashekar Memorial Lecture

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From: Arumugam Pitchai <sp.arumugam@gmail.com>
Subject: [LIS-Forum] Report on the Fourth Dr. TB Rajashekar Memorial Lecture
To: lis-forum@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in, ncsi-net@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in
Date: Friday, 19 June, 2009, 2:55 PM

Dear Members,

Here's is the brief report on the Dr. T.B. Rajashekar Memorial Lecture
(2009) held on Friday, 12 June 2009 at NCSI, IISc.

Topic: "Academic Access in a Globalized World: Scholars without Borders"

Speaker: Dr. Ram Ramaswamy, Professor, School of Physical Sciences,
Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi.

The event was set in motion with Mr. Francis Jayakanth of NCSI
welcoming the well-attended gathering. He gave a brief life sketch of
late Dr. TBR emphasizing on TBR's contributions and initiatives while
he served at NCSI.

Later, Francis Introduced Dr. IRN Goudar. Dr. Goudar, presided over
the talk. Dr. Goudar being the alma mater of TBR at the DRTC, narrated
couple of incidences that happened during their DRTC course and also
after they started their careers. These incidences only exemplified
the fact that TBR was very clear as to what he intended to do and went
about in completing it with dedication. Later, Dr. Goudar introduced
Dr. Ram and requested him to deliver the lecture.

Dr. Ram's talk is accessible at:

http://ncsi-net.ncsi.iisc.ernet.in/workshop/seminars.html#_2009

Dr. Ram began his talk by giving some insights into the higher
education in the country, which is the largest in the world. GoI is
playing a major role in the higher education system in terms of
framing of major policies for the system. He briefly mentioned about
poor library system in most of the colleges and Universities, which is
hindering access to the library holdings. For accessing the online
journals, though INFLIBNET administered UGC Infonet is in place, poor
Internet connectivity beyond the metros is an hindrance in accessing
the online journals.

He also emphasized on Books and book publishing in the country
especially in the social sciences, where scholars publish their
findings in books rather than journal articles. The speaker also
presented some interesting facts about Books and Book publishing in
India. Annually, India publishes between 70,000 to 80,000 titles,
comes from between 16,000 to 17,000 publishers, ranging from those who
do as many as 300-400 titles a year to one person operations-who may
produce only two or three titles/year. According to Federation of
Publishers, Booksellers Associations in India, the Federation of
Indian Publishers, as well as a study of the Indian book market
conducted by the British Publishers Association (2007) puts the value
of the Indian book market at Rs.10,000 crores. In this 10,0000 crores,
approximately Rs.3500 crores comprises educational books and Higher
education Books market is at Rs.2500 crores.

He also gave some insights into publishing business in the western
world by citing Thomson Reuters as an example.

The speaker expressed his concern in the poor distribution network in
the country for quality textbooks and lack of University Press culture
in the country are contributing to the growth of low quality academic
publishing.

He then touched upon the growth of e-books with big players in field
like Thompson, spending great deal of their budget on e-books. He
cited the example of JSTOR. JSTOR was founded in 1995 to build trusted
digital archives for scholarship. Working with the scholarly community
to preserve their work and the materials they rely upon, and to build
a common research platform that promotes the discovery and use of
these resources.

In the context of our country, there was a mention of Language/
Literacy barriers such as * Computing in regional languages remains a
somewhat distant goal. * Low investment in local technological
solutions. * Need for more video content if primary educational goals
are to be addressed.

There was a special mention of ALUKA, an international, collaborative
initiative building an online digital library of scholarly resources
from and about Africa. Now a part of JSTOR. The speaker said, similar
initiatives in the country are need of the hour to showcase India's
academic publishing.

Then Ram presented the demographies of India

* Total India population: 1.037 billion
* Rural population: 72%
* Literacy: 52%
* Computer ownership per 100 inhabitants: 0.6
* Telephone lines per 100: 4.2
* Internet hosts per 10,000: 0.35
* Internet cafés/telecentres per 10,000: 0.1
* Internet users per 100 0.33 subscribers: 1.65 users
* Cell phone subscribers 10.81 million
* Number of websites in the national language(s): 20,000
* Number of websites in English and other language(s): 130,000
* National bandwidth to and from the country: 1,670.3 Mbps

Thus he proposed to have something like SwB:
www.scholarswithoutborders.in (Academic Books from India delivered
Everywhere).

Few facts about SwB are:

* Scholars without Borders (SwB) are an online bookstore for academic
books from India.
* Also other material such as journals, periodicals, reports,
documentaries, CDs.
* Facilitates online ordering and purchase.
* Offers a range of payments: money orders, VPP, cheques, cash, credit
card, etc.
* Over 6000 titles from about 100 publishers.

The motivation for such a SwB by Ram is "To make access to quality
academic books simple, regardless of location."

SwB runs a blog on books from India. It has a presence on Twitter,
Facebook and other networking sites.

Ram also presented the visitors to SwB from various parts of both
India and worldwide. SwB's documentary
site(scholarswithoutborders.in/video). This site is developed in
collaboration with TCS. It provides, Semantic search of video content
and partially view documentaries. Presently this site is undergoing
Beta Testing.

Access equity is the major item in Ram's presentation. An initiative
to promote the distribution of books/academic material through the
Internet and mobile phone. This will largely be a vehicle for the
physical product initially, but they are aiming to increase digital
content, especially of textbooks. The distribution of books and other
published matter across India, especially to places with poor access
to books and bookstores will be a major activity of this Initiative.

While talking about future plans and the path ahead: Ram mentioned
about the book readers such as Amazon Kindle and Olai. He also spoken
about Cell phone based services.

After the question and answer session, Dr. Goudar nicely summed up Dr.
Rams talk. Mr. T.B. Anand proposed vote of thanks.

(Thanks to H Rajendra Babu for Preparing this Report)

Regards,

NCSI-NET Co-ordinators

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Thursday, June 18, 2009

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Wednesday, June 10, 2009

Fw: [LIS-Forum] Want of Library Trainee-IIG

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From: divya <divyam@iigs.iigm.res.in>
Subject: [LIS-Forum] Want of Library Trainee-IIG
To: lis-forum@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in
Date: Wednesday, 10 June, 2009, 10:50 AM

Dear All,

Our yesterday's posting did not have full address of the Institute. Which is

Indian Institute of Geomagnetism

Kalamboli- Panvel Highway

Near Kalamboli Circle (MGM Hospital-Kamothe)

New Panvel (W)

Navi Mumbai 410 218

Ph: 2748 4046

Nearest Rly Stn : Khandeshwar

Walk-in Interview for Library Trainee : June 23, 2009 at 10.30 a.m.

The selected trainee will get stipend of Rs. 7000 per month.

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Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Fw: [LIS-Forum] Invitation - Lecture

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From: SRELS <srels@dataone.in>
Subject: [LIS-Forum] Invitation - Lecture
To: lis-forum@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in
Date: Tuesday, 9 June, 2009, 12:45 PM

The Board of Trustees of the

Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science, Bangalore

in collaboration with

CURZONCO-SESHACHALAM CHIMATA FOUNDATION, Chennai

and

RANGANATHAN CENTRE FOR INFORMATION STUDIES, Chennai and Bangalore

cordially invites you to the

CURZONCO-SESHACHALAM LECTURES (5)(2009)

on

Techniques for Characterization and Modeling of Spatial Phenomena

by

Dr. B.S. Daya Sagar, Associate Professor, DRTC(ISI), Bangalore

at 6.00 pm on Monday 15th June 2009

Prof. A. Neelameghan

Vice-Chairman, Ranganathan Centre for Information Studies

presides

Venue: Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science

702, 42nd Cross, 3rd Block, Rajajinagar, Bangalore 560 010'



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Fw: Re: [LIS-Forum] Shri N.V. Jagga Rao is no more

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From: Dr. M. Koteswara Rao <mkrlib@uohyd.ernet.in>
Subject: Re: [LIS-Forum] Shri N.V. Jagga Rao is no more
To: Library@Arboretum.org.in
Cc: lis-forum@ncsi.iisc.ernet.in, iatlis@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, 8 June, 2009, 11:08 PM

Dear colleagues,

It is sad to hear that Shri Jagga Rao had passed away. Any one who knows
him cannot forget his simplicity and dedication to the profession.
Personally, I have lost a friend and a well-wisher from my native place.
May the almighty give the strength and courage to the bereaved family
members.

Dr. M. Koteswara Rao
Librarian
University of Hyderabad

> Dear All,
>
> We report with profound regret the passing away of Shri N.V. Jagga
> Rao, formerly Deputy Librarian, Central Institute of English and
> Foreign Languages, Hyderabad (now renamed as English and
> Foreign Languages University) on June 4, 2009, 8.30 pm,
> Visakhapatnam. He joined the LIS profession in 1957 and served it
> till he breathed last. After retiring from the CIEFL, he moved over to
> Visakhapatnam and played a key role in the building up of a big,
> highly successful public library--a joint effort of local library
> enthusiasts, LIS teachers and LIS professionals--in
> Visakhapatnam. At the time of his death, he was serving as
> librarian of a local engineering college in Visakhapatnam.
>
> Throughout his professional career spanning over five decades, Shri
> Jagga Rao maintained highest standards professional integrity
> serving variety of libraries such as the Central Institute of Leather
> Research, Chennai, the American Studies Research Centre,
> Hyderabad, and the British Library, Hyderabad. He abhored the
> practice of sponsorship of library seminars/conferences by library
> suppliers, and wrote a highly critical article several years ago in
> University News (a publication of the Association of Indian
> Universities) on this issue. After reading this piece, Shri Tejeshwar
> Singh (Managind Director of Sage Publications, & TV news reader)
> wrote a letter to Mr. Jagga Rao appreciating the latter's views.
>
> Shri Jagga Rao loved travel a lot and he used to enjoy sharing his
> experiences with his colleagues and friends. He was kind,
> considerate and always helpful towards his colleagues.
>
> With the passing away of Shri Jagga Rao, the Indian LIS profession
> has lost another great personality who dedicated his entire life
> serving the reading community with distinction and integrity.
>
> With respects
> Sincerely
> T.V. Prafulla Chandra
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Friday, June 5, 2009

I V Srinivas looks for a change, and a challenge ....

I would like to join an organization where I can use my skills and be an effective team member, contributing towards the growth and overall development of a company.

CURRICULUM VITAE

INUMARTHI V. SRINIVAS
iv_srinivas@yahoo.com
98199 89456

Objective :

To join an organization where I can use my skills and be an effective team member, contributing towards the growth and overall development of a company.

Summary :

Over 5+ years of experience in LBH college for MCA and also worked as a Part time faculty in IGNOU (Indira Gandhi National Open University). 10 months in software development in the areas of Java, Oracle and Object Oriented Methodology.

Educational Qualification :

Master Of Computer Applications (M.C.A) from Nagarjuna University in 2001.

Technical skills :

Databases : MS-Access, Oracle
Languages : C, C++ and Java
Operating Systems : Windows NT
Web Technologies : HTML, JavaScript, Servlets, Tomcat 5.0
Middleware : JSP
Tools : Win runner, Load runner, Test director

Professional Experience

· LBHSST’s ICA Bandra (E),
Lecturer

· IGNOU
Part Lecturer

Roles and Responsibilities:

· Taking Lectures and Lab sessions
· Visiting faculty coordinator.
· In-charge for Intercollegiate event called “Tarash”
· Visiting faculty Coordinator and Conducting lectures for IDE

Achievements :

· Worked as a Sr. Supervisor for University Exams.
· Working as Sr. Examiner / Moderator / Convener for University Exam papers since 2003.
· Member of ISO Task force Committee for Hiray College
· Internal Auditor for ISO Process

Personal Profile :

Father’s Name : PATTABHI RAMAIAH
Date of Birth : 15th August ’76
Marital Status : Single
Nationality : Indian
Languages Known : English, Hindi and Telugu

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Subject: Bio-data/CV of Mr.I.V.Srinivas
To: "neeta adhangale" <neeta.adhangale@gmail.com>
Date: Friday, 5 June, 2009, 5:50 PM

Dear Neeta Adhangale,

The profle/cv of I V Srinivas is being forwarded to Indian Librarian Internation here with. With best wishes

ILI Contributors

Librarianship is a noble profession.

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--- On Fri, 5/6/09, neeta adhangale <neeta.adhangale@gmail.com> wrote:

From: neeta adhangale <neeta.adhangale@gmail.com>
Subject: resume 1
To: lotus5673@gmail.com
Date: Friday, 5 June, 2009, 4:04 PM

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Thursday, June 4, 2009

Re: NACLIN2009

Thank you for the information Madam, Hope I will be able to make it to attemd the seminar. Best wishes

RajLibrarian

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--- On Wed, 3/6/09, kanwaljit kaur Dhindsa <kanwaldhindsa@gmail.com> wrote:

From: kanwaljit kaur Dhindsa <kanwaldhindsa@gmail.com>
Subject: NACLIN2009
To: "RajLibrarian IndiaLibrarianIntl" <lotus5673@gmail.com>, plosc@googlegroups.com, "Maharashtra Librarians Online study Circle" <mlosc@googlegroups.com>
Date: Wednesday, 3 June, 2009, 3:24 PM

Dear friends,

12th NACLIN :

Managing Knowledge,Technology and change in Libraries from sept.22-25,2009 at Punjab University,Chandigarh along with DELNET.

For Further details, Please contact Dr.V.K.Anand,LIbrarian ,A.C.Joshi Library @ naclin2009@pu.ac.in or

contact Dr.H.K.Kaul,Director (DELNET) @ hkkaul@gmail.com

Thanks n bye
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Mrs.Kanwaljit Kaur Dhindsa
Librarian
Central Library http://www.gnelibrary.co.cc/
Guru Nanak Dev Engg. College
Ludhiana (Pb) India
http://librarianshiptechnically.blogspot.com/
http://www.indialibrarian-intl.blogspot.com/
http://groups.google.com/group/plosc

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