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Librarian Job

Steel Education Society, Bhilai एडहाक टीचर की नियुक्ति स्टील एजुकेशन सोसायटी, भिलाई, द्वारा भिलाई इस्पात संयंत्र के भिलाई एवं हिरीं स्थित स्कूलों के लिए विभिन्न विषयों के लिए एडहाक टीचर, एकेडमिक वर्ष 2024-25 हेतु आवेदन आमंत्रित किये जाते है। पद-1. अनुभवी टीचर (पात्रता न्यूनतम 10 वर्ष का अनुभव एवं 01 अप्रैल 2024 को आयु 64 वर्ष से अधिक नही होनी चाहिए) 2. ट्रेनी टीचर (पात्रता-55 प्रतिशत के साथ स्नातक 50 प्रतिशत के साथ स्नातकोत्तर उत्तीर्ण एवं बी.एड. डिग्री अनिवार्य) 3. ट्रेनी लैब तकनीशियन (पात्रता-बी.एस.सी. उत्तीर्ण) 4. ट्रेनी लाइब्रेरियन (पात्रता-बी. लाइब्रेरियन उत्तीर्ण)। आवेदन फार्म को ऑनलाईन लिंक https:// roopadevivegesna.wixsite.com/steel- education-soci में भरना होगा। तत्पश्चात, ऑनलाइन आवेदन में घोषित ई-मेल में आवेदन का साफ्ट कॉपी (Soft copy) भेजा जाएगा। इस साफ्ट कॉपी का प्रिंट निकालकर उसके साथ अपने शैक्षणिक योग्यता तथा अनुभव के सर्टिफिकेट एवं पासपोर्ट साइज (Passport size) फोटो संलग्न कर दिनांक 30.04.2024 तक रूम नम्बर-08, कर्मचारी सेवाये विभाग, पुराना हॉस्पिटल बिल्डिंग, सेक्टर-05,

Library Who's Who

1. Who is the Director of INFLIBNET Centre? a) Dr. Ashwini Kumar b) Prof. Ajay P. Singh c) Prof. Devika P. Madalli (Correct) d) Shri Ashok Kumar Rai Explanation: Prof. Devika P. Madalli holds the position of Director at INFLIBNET Centre. 2. Who is the Vice-Chairperson of UGC? a) Prof. T G Sitharam b) Dr. N Kalaiselvi c) Prof. Ajay P. Singh d) Prof. Deepak Kumar Srivastava (Correct) Explanation: Prof. Deepak Kumar Srivastava as the Vice-Chairperson of UGC. 3. Who is the current Chairperson of ICSSR? a) Prof. T G Sitharam b) Prof. Deepak Kumar Srivastava (Officiating) (Correct) c) Dr. N Kalaiselvi d) Prof. Ajay P. Singh Explanation: Prof. Deepak Kumar Srivastava is the officiating Chairperson of ICSSR. 4. Who is the Director General of CSIR? a) Prof. T G Sitharam b) Dr. N Kalaiselvi (Correct) c) Prof. Ajay P. Singh d) Prof. Deepak Kumar Srivastava Explanation: Dr. N Kalaiselvi is identified as the Director General of CSIR 5. Who is the Director General of the Natio

Chhattisgarh Library Association

Chhattisgarh Library Association (CGLA) (Registered under the Chhattisgarh Societies Registration Act, 1973) About CGLA : Chhattisgarh Library Association (CGLA) was started on December 13, 2012 (February 13, 2024 is officially registered under the Chhattisgarh Societies Registration Act, 1973 Vide No. 122202456077/2024) mainly by the personal enthusiasm of Dr. Kundan Jha, a man who devoted his life for the growth and development of Public Libraries in Chhattisgarh State. Dr. Kundan Jha is called the Father of Public Library Movement in Chhattisgarh State due to his Contribution. "He is the founder member and the first President of the Chhattisgarh Library Association." The Association, existing-to-develop high standards of librarianship and library and information services. The core objective of CGLA is to provide a common platform to library and information science professionals for exchange of latest updates, new knowledge, improve the quality of library and informati

Library consortium

Library consortium apart from the following consortium in India 1) Forum for resource Sharing in Astronomy (FORSA) - 1982 2) TIFR Libraries Consortium - 1999 3) ISI Library Consortia Deals - 1999 4) STI Network for resource sharing amongst S&T libraries - 1999 5 ) DAE Consortium - 2001 6 ) IIM Libraries Consortia - 2001 7 ) JCCC & VIC - 2002 8) CSIR E-Journal Consortium - 2002 9 ) INDEST-AICTE Consortium - 2003 10 ) RGUHS-Health Science Library and Information Network (HELINET) - 2003 11 ) UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium - 2004 12 ) MCIT Library Consortium - 2005 13 ) BJ Medical Consortium - 2006 14 ) Consortium for e-Resources in Agriculture (CeRA) - 2007 15 ) Electronic Resources in Medicine ( ERMED) - 2008 16 ) CSIR E-Journal Consortium now The National Knowledge Resource Consortium (NKRC) - 2009 17 ) DRDO Consortium - 2009 18 ) DeLCON Consortium - 2009 19 ) E-Shodhsindhu - Dec 2015

Library and Information Science

💡 "The library is the heart of all the university’s work; directly so as regards its research work and indirectly as regards its educational work, which derives its life from research...Both for humanistic and scientific studies a first-class library is essential in a university.’" - Radha Krishnan University Education Commission (1948-1949) 💡 "Demand for books should be differentiated according to its value, volume, and variety.’" - L.R. McColvin (1896-1976) 💡 "’We need libraries founded by the people, supported by the people, enjoyed by the people’." - William Ewart (1798-1869). 💡 "There is no greater sin than the omission of an index’." - E.B. Osborn. 153. 💡 "’It should be our endeavour to locate at least one library in every village in the country. The use of libraries should not be limited to a few scholars or Pandits but the mass of people must begin to read’." - Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru. 💡 "Students were the body of the u

Bibliographic format

Bibliographic format blocks: 0XX = Control information, numbers, codes 1XX = Main entry 2XX = Titles, edition, imprint 3XX = Physical description, etc. 4XX = Series statements 5XX = Notes 6XX = Subject access fields 7XX = Name, etc. added entries or series; linking 8XX = Series added entries; holdings and locations 9XX = Reserved for local implementation

MARC 21

Some Important Marc 21 Tags 📘 010 – Library of Congress Control No. 📗 020 – ISBN 📚 040 – Cataloguing Source 📖 100 – Main Entry – Personal Name 📝 110 - Entries for Corporate Body 📋 111 – Entries for Conf. & Other meetings 📕 130 – Main Entry – Uniform Title 📙 240 – Uniform Title (Where there is main entry under 100,110 or 111) 📔 245 – Title Statement 📌 246 – Varying form of title 📎 250 – Edition Statement 📍 260 – Publication, Distribution, etc. (Imprint) 📏 300 – Physical Description 📓 440 – Series Statement/Added Entry – Title 📒 490 – Series Statement 📝 500 – General Note 📋 501 – With Note 📌 504 – Bibliography, etc. Note 📎 505 – Formatted Contents Note 📍 520 – Summary etc. Note [indicators: Summary-blank, Subject-0, Review – 1, Scope & content – 2, Abstract – 3, Content advice – 4] 📏 521 – Target Audience Note 📓 534 – Original Version Note 📒 561 – Ownership and custodial history 📝 563 – Binding information 📋 59x – Local notes 📌 600 – Subject Added Entry

Internet Protocol

Internet Protocol Application Layers: 🌐 DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 🌐 DHCPv6 - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol for IPv6 🌐 DNS - Domain Name System 🌐 FTP - File Transfer Protocol 🌐 HTTP - Hypertext Transfer Protocol 🌐 IMAP - Internet Message Access Protocol 🌐 IRC - Internet Relay Chat 🌐 LDAP - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol 🌐 MGCP - Media Gateway Control Protocol 🌐 NNTP - Network News Transfer Protocol 🌐 BGP - Border Gateway Protocol 🌐 NTP - Network Time Protocol 🌐 POP - Post Office Protocol 🌐 RPC - Remote Procedure Call 🌐 RTP - Real-time Transport Protocol 🌐 RTSP - Real Time Streaming Protocol 🌐 RIP - Routing Information Protocol 🌐 SIP - Session Initiation Protocol 🌐 SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol 🌐 SOCKS - Socket Secure 🌐 SH - Shell 🌐 Telnet - Teletype Network 🌐 TLS/SSL - Transport Layer Security/Secure Sockets Layer 🌐 XMPP - Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocol Transport Layers: 🚚 TCP - Transmission Control Protocol 🚚 U

IPv4

IPv4 Overview: Definition: IPv4 (Internet Protocol Version 4) - first widely-used Internet Protocol. Origin: Developed by DARPA (US Department of Defense Agency) for military use. Evolution: Became foundation of the internet and worldwide web. Standardization: Defined by IETF publication RFC 791 (Sep 1981), replacing RFC 760 (Jan 1980). Address Format: Four octets, each 0 to 255, totaling 32 bits. Addressing: Provides 4.3 billion addresses (2^32). Address Exhaustion: Initially not a concern; seen as DARPA network test.

IPv6 Overview

IPv6 Overview: Definition: IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6) - latest revision of Internet Protocol (IP). Purpose: Intended to replace IPv4 due to IPv4 address exhaustion. Development: Created by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Addressing: Uses 128-bit address format, providing ~3.4×10^38 addresses. Comparison with IPv4: IPv6 addresses are 128-bit, whereas IPv4 uses 32-bit addresses. IPv6 allows ~7.9×10^28 times more addresses than IPv4 (~4.3 billion). Interoperability: IPv6 and IPv4 are not designed to be directly compatible. Address Representation: IPv6 addresses consist of eight groups of four hexadecimal digits separated by colons. Example: 2001:0db8:85a3:0042:1000:8a2e:0370:7334.

Indexing System - Library and Information Science

Indexing systems 💡 1974 - PRECIS (Derek Austin): Founded by Derek Austin. 💡 1976 - CASIN (Computer Aided Subject Index) System (Schneider): Founded by Schneider. 💡 1977 - NEPHIS (NEsted PHrase Indexing System) (Craven): Founded by Craven. 💡 1978 - LIPHIS (LInked PHrase Indexing System) (Craven): Founded by Craven. 💡 1979 - POPSI (G. Bhattacharyya): Founded by G. Bhattacharyya. 💡 1979 - CIFT (Contextual Indexing and Faceted Taxonomic Access System) (Anderson): Founded by Anderson. 💡 1980 - Farradane's Relational Indexing (Farradane): Founded by Farradane. 💡 1982 - NETPAD (Craven): Founded by Craven. 💡 1983 - PERMDEX (Yerkey): Founded by Yerkey. 💡 1984 - PASI (Pragmatic Approach to Subject Indexing) (Dutta and Sinha): Founded by Dutta and Sinha. Other Notable Systems: 💡 NILS System: Developed by the National Insurance Law Service. 💡 Kaiser's Systematic Indexing (Kaiser 1911): Founded by Kaiser. 💡 Chain Indexing (Ranganathan 1964): Introduced by Ranganathan.

UDC stands for Universal Decimal Classification

UDC stands for Universal Decimal Classification, which is a bibliographic and library classification system that represents the systematic arrangement of all branches of human knowledge 👉 . It was developed by the Belgian bibliographers Paul Otlet and Henri La Fontaine at the end of the 19th century. They created the Universal Bibliographic Repertory, which was intended to become a comprehensive classified index to all published information. They obtained permission from Melvil Dewey to translate his Dewey Decimal Classification into French, but they also made some innovations and modifications to adapt it to their needs 👉 The first complete international edition of the UDC was published in 1905 in French, under the title Manuel du Répertoire Bibliographique Universel 👉 Since then, six more editions have been published, the latest one being the 7th edition in 2017.. The UDC has been translated into over 40 languages, including English, German, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Arabic, an

S.R RANGANATHAN Contribution

S.R RANGANATHAN Contribution 1. Five Laws of Library science These were published in 1931. The five laws are the following simple statements: Books Are For Use, Every Reader His/her Book, Every Book Its Reader, Save The Time Of The Reader, The Library Is A Growing Organism 2. Colon Classification Ranganathan published his first major work on his new classification system ,the Colon Classification. Its basic principles, however, require the analysis of a subject to determine its various aspects, called facets, and the synthesis of a class number from the numbers assigned in published schedules to different facets. Thus, Colon Classification is known as an analytico -synthetic classification system. Ranganathan was the first to fully explicate facet theory, and his work has had a major impact on modern classification schemes. 3. Classified Catalogue Code In 1934 Ranganathan published another important work, the Classified