October 2024

Application of RFID technology in libraries: Components, Implements and Advantages

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RFID, or Radio Frequency Identification, is a technology that utilizes radio waves to identify individuals or objects. With this technology, data is exchanged between a device called a’reader’ and an electronic tag. A tag is attached to an object. This technology is commonly used to know the location of people or objects. According to “Harrods’s […]

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Metadata: Role, Types and Metadata Standards for Libraries

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Metadata is information that describes the data contained in a web page, document, or file. Essentially, it is “data about data.” A simple example of metadata for a document might include details such as the author, file size, the date the document was created, and keywords related to its content. This information helps people understand

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Automated Acquisition Control: Functions, Requirements and Steps

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Until 1950 almost all automatic acquisition control systems were based on unit record machines. This system required key-punch, sorter, collator and tabulating machine (IBM 402,403,407) etc. In this unit record system, all purchase order information was stored by punching cards. Then with the help of a tabulating machine the ordered stored cards are printed by

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Digital Reference Service: Feature and Types

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Digital Reference Service (DRS) refers to the provision of library reference services online, involving computer-mediated communication between the user and the librarian. Other terms associated with DRS include “virtual reference,” “e-reference,” “Internet information services,” “live reference,” and “real-time reference.” Reference service, often called “reference and information services” or “reader services,” is defined as the personal

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The art of content writing: Types; Techniques and Features

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A professional content writer is writing content for a message every moment. This creative person has created this particular article and various website authorities are paying him for this objective writing. We see that such content is based on different topics and can be of different types. Not all writers are good at anything. So

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Accession Register in Library

Accession Register in Library: Formats; Types; Rules of Use and Importance

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Libraries provide books to readers, but before this can happen, several preparatory actions need to be completed. The first step in this preparation phase is to access the book through the Accession Register, which is an authoritative document of the library where all library materials, such as books and other items, are recorded. An Accession

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User Profile in Libraries: Requirements; Methods and Key Considerations

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The users of an organization are individuals who are part of the organization’s registry checklist. A library user is someone who uses the services, resources, or facilities provided by a library. This can include borrowing physical books, using digital resources like e-books and online databases, accessing study spaces, attending library programs, or seeking research assistance.

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CDS/ISIS in Library

CDS/ISIS in library: Aims; Feature, Function; Steps; Advantages & Disadvantages  

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CDS/ISIS is widely used for bibliographic data management, specifically for designing, creating, and manipulating databases containing mainly textual data. A database typically consists of records, such as books in a library, with data elements including author names, book titles, call numbers, accession numbers, and more. CDS /ISIS software is old software used in libraries and

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