July 4th, 2010
Articles, Bibliometrics, Information professionals, Knowledge management, Library Science
Few years back, a reputed librarian shared her from the exhibit halls at the ACRL ( Association of College and Research Libraries) Conference in Denver. At these time these tips seem invaluable, practiced and proved. Though changed in nature over the time. She shared- a modern perspective (for that era), highly [...]
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April 2nd, 2010
Articles, Knowledge management, information science
The Revolution that occurred in the field of information science during the decade of the 90s, due to integration with the Process of Management Sciences, Information Technologies and Communication- led the transformation of concepts, methods and means, to fulfill broader functions of the institutions of Regarding information its organizational and social [...]
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December 9th, 2009
Articles, Featured, Information Network, Information society, Knowledge management, Library history, Research
INTRODUCTION
Illiteracy is a universal problem, and even Europe and America arc not free from this scourge. Illiteracy is not a problem peculiar to South Asia. It is estimated that in 1995 there were 885.1 millions of illiterate people in the world.1 In the 25th September 1989 issue of Newsweek, an article titled “When Europeans can [...]
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