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NCALUC-2018) CHIEF PATRONS  Dr The participants, will, therefore, be accommodated in University Guest House LOCAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE: REGISTRATION FORM on first-come-first-serve basis. The participants may also be accommodated in Registrar, BASU BAMETI, ICARRC, and other nearby guesthouses and Hotels. Dr. H.M. Saxena, DRI-cum-Dean PGs, BASU NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF AGRICULTURAL Dr. Ravinder Kumar, Director Research LIBRARIANS & USERS COMMUNITY (NCALUC-2018) CHIEF PATRONS Dr. S Samantaray, Dean, BVC, BASU Dr. Narendra Singh Rathore, DDG (Education), ICAR, New Delhi. Dr. M.N. Singh, Dean, SGIDT, BASU Dr. Rameshwar Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Bihar Animal Sciences University, Dr. A.K. Thakur, Director (Extension Education), BASU ON Patna. Dr. SRP Sinha, Professor, BVC Re-Engineering of Agricultural Libraries and Dr. Chandramoni, Professor, BVC PATRONS Emerging Technologies: Challenges and Dr. K.G. Mandal, Head, TVCC, BASU Dr. P. S. Pandey, ADG (EP&HS), ICAR, New Delhi Opportunities Dr. Alka Sharan, Director, IAHP, BASU Dr. M. B. Chetti, ADG (HRD), ICAR, New Delhi Dr. G. Venkateshwarlu, ADG (EQA&R), ICAR, New Delhi LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE 4th – 5th September, 2018 NATIONAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE 1. Registrar, BASU - Chairperson Dr. K.Veeranjaneyulu, President, AALDI 2. Dr. S. Samantaray, Dean, BVC, BASU - Co- Chairman Dr. Madhav Pandey, Senior Vice President, AALDI Name (in block letters) : …………………………………………………....... NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF AGRICULTURAL Dr. Rakesh Mani Sharma, General Secretary, AALDI 3. Dr. Hans Raj, Advisor, ICT, BASU - Organising Secretary Dr. G. Rathinasabhapathi, Chief Editor, IJALIS 4. Dr. Deepak Kumar, I/C Library, BASU - Joint Organising Secretary Designation : …………………………………………………....... Dr. KN Kandpal, Vice President, AALDI LIBRARIANS & USERS COMMUNITY Dr. US Jadhav, Joint Secretary, AALDI Organization : …………………………………………………....... DR. Subhash Chand, Joint Secretary, AALDI COMMITTEE AND MEMBERS (NCALUC-2018) Dr. Rajive Kumar Pateria, Treasurer, AALDI Committee Members Mailing Address : …………………………………………………....... Registration Dr. Bipin Kumar Singh, SGIDT Dr. Sucheta Sinha, BASU NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE and Reception Dr. Promod Kumar, BVC Ms Shahnaz, BASU ON Prof. Prem Singh, Former President, AALDI Committee Dr. Sudha Kumari, BVC Ms Afreen Khanam, BVC Prof. V.T. Kamble, Deptt. of LIS, Gulbarga University Telephone Office : …………………………. Mob. ………………...… Re-Engineering of Agricultural Libraries and Dr. K.P. Singh, Associate Professor, Delhi University Satge Dr. Sanjay Kumar Bharti, BVC Dr. Manoj Kumar Singh,BVC Mr. Sudhir Gupta, Member, Executive Council, AALDI Management Dr. Sushma Kumari, BVC Dr. Kaushalendra Kumar, BVC E-mail Address : …………………………………………………...… Emerging Technologies: Challenges and Committee Mr. V. Srinivas, Member, Executive Council, AALDI Dr. Saroj Kumar Rajak, BVC Opportunities Dr. Chetan Prakash Rajpurohit, Member, Executive Council, AALDI Food Dr. R.K. Nirala (LPM), BVC Dr. Amrendera Kishore, BVC Do you require Accommodation? Yes/No Dr. (Mrs) Yogita Sharma, Member, Executive Council, AALDI Committee Dr. R.K. Nirala (Pharma), BVC Dr. Sonia, SGIDT Dr. Sisir Kumar Mohanty, Member, Executive Council, AALDI Dr. Pankaj Kumar (Extension), Dr. Manoj Kumar Sinha, BVC Details of Payment of Registration Fee Dr. Stanley Madan Kumar, Former, Editor-cum-Treasurer, AALDI BVC Dr. Ajit Kumar, IAHP th th Mr. N.S. Pakhale, Former Head IARI Library and Vice President, AALDI Dr. Ravi Ranjan Sinha, BVC Bank Draft/ Transaction No. ………………………..…..........................……… 4 -5 SEPTEMBER, 2018 Dr. Kuldeep Chand, Deputy Librarian, RAJUVAS Media Dr. Saroj Kumar Rajak, BVC Sh Nirbhay Mishra, BASU Dr. H.K. Tripathi, ICAR, New Delhi Committee Dr. Sanjay Kumar Bharti, BVC Sh Ram Nath Suman, BVC Name of Bank……………………………………………............................…… Mr. Anil Kumar Kulshrestha, IARI Library Sh Ramakant Yadav, BVC Date : ………....…… Amount (in Rs.)…………................…………………….. Mr. S.S. Rawat, Former General Secretary, AALDI Accomodation Dr. Sanjay Kumar (ANN), BVC Dr. R.K. Nirala (LPM), BVC ORGANISED BY Prof. P.A.Shinde, Former Joint Secretary, AALDI Committee Dr. Raj Kishore Sharma, VPA, Dr. G.D.Singh, BVC Bihar Animal Sciences University Dr. Amrender Kumar, Pr. Scientist, AKMU, IARI, New Delhi BVC Dr. Bipin Kumar, BVC Dr. M.S. Pathania, Chief Librarian, Chandigarh University Bihar Veterinary College Campus, Dr. Sanjay Kumar, LPM, BVC Sri Rajesh Kumar Shukla, Lab. Signature Dr. R.K. Mahapatra, OUAT, Bhubaneshwar Asstt., BVC Patna–800 014 (Bihar) Dr. Devraj, UAS, Bangluru NOTE: Cultural Dr. SanjayKumar Bharti, BVC Dr. P.Kaushik, BVC Mr. A.B. Bhosale, Dr. PDKV, Akola Committee Dr. Raj Kishore Sharma, BVC Dr. Archana Kumari, BVC Registration Fee is non-refundable and does not include accommodation & Mr. A.P. Shilarkar, CIAE, Bhopal Dr. AK Jha, SGIDT, Dr. Vinita Rani, BVC charges Association of Agricultural Librarians and Mr. H.K. Gohain, Assam Agril. Univ., Jorhat Dr. Sushma Kumari, BVC Dr. T. Sreenivasa Rao, ANGRAU, Guntur Registration will be confirmed only if form is duly filled and payment is Documentalists of India (AALDI) Dr. Surender Kumar, Chief Documentation Officer, IISR Indore Sovineer Dr. KG Mandal, Head, TVCC, BVC Dr. Anjay, BVC received in full. Dr. Vinod Kumar, I/C Librarian, RAU, Pusa Committee Dr. Ravi Ranjan Sinha, BVC Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, SGIDT Mr. Satish Kumar, Librarian ICAR-RCER, Patna Dr. Pallav Sekhar,BVC Dr. Jitender, IAHP Mr. N. P. Ravi Kumar, PJTSAU, Hyderabad Dr. P Kaushik,BVC VENUE Dr. C.V. Bankar, NRC (Citrus), Nagpur Sh. Satish Kumar, Librarian ICAR Conference Hall Research Complex Dr. Jiji Cyriac, NBSS & LUP, Nagpur Contact Bihar Veterinary College Dr. C. Prema, TNAU, Coimbatore Editorial Dr. K.Veeranjaneyulu, Dr. G. Rathinasabhapathi, Mr. P.K. Dixit, JNKVV, Jabalpur Committee President, AALDI, Chief Editor, IJALIS Dr Hans Raj (Mob. No. 9810804798; 6201101044) Bihar Animal Sciences University, E-mail: [email protected] Dr. K.D. Tandel, NAU, Navsari Dr. Hans Raj, Advisor, ICT, BASU Dr. V. K. Bharti, CPO, DKMA Patna 800014 (Bihar) Dr. Bashir Ahmed , SKUAST, Srinagar Finance Dr. Hans Raj, Advisor, ICT, BASU Dr. Sanjay Kumar Bharti, BVC Dr. Deepak Kumar (Mob. No. 9835013012) Dr. Rajesh Kumar, BAU, Sabour, Bhagalpur Committee Dr. Arun Kumar, AC, BASU Dr. Sanjay Kumar (ANN), BVC University Librarian, Bihar Animal Sciences University, Mrs. Prachi Mhatre, CIRCOT, Mumbai Dr. Deepak Kumar, BVC Dr. A.T. Francis, KAU, Thrissur BVC Campus, Patna 800014 Prof. S. N. Gawande, MAFSU, Nagpur BACKGROUND 2nd April, 1927 by Sir Henry Wheeler, the then Governor of Bihar & Orissa. world. The more you explore, the more you would be astonished to mine its Information Literacy, e-Learning and MOOCs Libraries have been playing an important role in conserving and disseminating The library is equipped with air-conditioned E-Library; air conditioned historical and cultural heritage. Reaching this ancient city of Patna is not a User expectations, Experience in Digital Library System: Case Studies the knowledge since ancient period and are also termed as store house of reading hall, reprography section, newspaper room, journals & thesis room, tough nut to crack. Patna is known for its easy connectivity, be it by rail, road Qualitative Methods in Assessing Digital Libraries, Users, Applications knowledge. Libraries and Information Centres have been providing all types SC/ST book bank etc. After the establishment of BASU on 29 August 2016, the and air. The city has five major railway stations to its credit and hence enjoys Knowledge Organization and Ontology’s in Digital Library of services for the complete satisfaction of the user community. In this new era University became operational from 13 June 2017 with the appointment of it’s a frequent train services to access to and from major Indian cities. It also has Resource Descriptions and Access of global village, libraries have opened doors for all the users and are trying first Vice Chancellor and the Bihar Veterinary College Library was declared commendable bus service for neighboring districts and states. Coming to the Human Resource Development, Training and Management in LIS to reach the users irrespective of boundaries. With the innovation of new as Bihar Animal Science University (BASU) Library. BASU library having airways, the Loknayak Jayaprakash Airport of Patna offers good international Skills and Competencies for LIS Professionals in the Internet Era technologies, libraries are also expecting to extend their services in a manner the collection of 15861 books and 5000 bound periodicals and provides Wi- and domestic flight connectivity to and from other cities Library Security Systems: RFID, Electronic Surveillance, EMSS etc. so that the user may get the required piece of information within very short Fi Internet facility for students and staff. The electronic library is equipped Cloud Computing- with special reference to LIS time having maximum satisfaction. with Vet CD, Parasite CD, Parasitology database, Beast CD, CDs of books and Association of Agricultural Librarians Digital Libraries and their future Veterinary bulletins. Also, online access of journals from CeRA, e-theses from Future Libraries/Libraries in 2030 Agriculture has been playing an important role in the growth of Indian Krishi Prabha and CAB Abstract Library has a good number of collection of AND Documentalists of India (AALDI) Measuring Research Output: Scientometrics, Webometrics, Informetrics, etc. Economy and the scientists, students,
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