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ICDL 2019International Conference on Digital LandscapeDIGITAL TRANSFORMATION FOR AN AGILE ENVIRONMENTNovember 6–8, 2019 IHC, New Delhi, India#ICDL 2019 #Act DigitallyCONFERENCE BULLETIN DAY 3www.teriin.org/events/icdlAICDL 2019 SESSION 1MAKING TRADITIONAL KNOWLEDGEWORK : SOME POLICY ISSUESChair: Augustus S. Suting, Officer in SpecialDuty SCSTE, MeghalayaKeynote Address: Asim Ali Khan, DG, CentralCouncil for Research in Unani Medicine, Ministry ofAYUSH, GOISpeakers: Dipankar Saharia, Director, TERINorth-East CentreMoa Toshi, Assistant Professor, Department ofLaw, Delhi Universityugustus S. Suting star ted the sessionby e mphasizing on preser vation anddocumentation of traditional knowledge.Asim Ali Khan described how traditional knowledgeis acting as a basis for food preparation, medicalpractices, etc. He explained the role of traditionalmedicines in treating different types of diseasesand Ministry of AYUSH in the preservation oftraditional knowledge. Moa Toshi spoke about theimportance of laws in all the fields, customary lawsof the traditional people and how they are usingthese laws. He observed that Indian Constitutiondoes not provide any law regarding preservation oftraditional knowledge. Dipankar Saharia explainedthat in Northeast, there are different tribes havingdifferent practices and traditional knowledge. He saidthat tribal people use their knowledge for makingmedicines and treating different diseases.DICDL 2019 SESSION 2TRANSFORMATION IN PUBLICLIBRARIESChair: H K Kaul, Director, DELNETCo-Chair: Narender Kumar, University Librarian,University of DelhiSpeakers: Soumen Sarkar, Deputy Director,RRRLF; R K Chadha, Former Additional Secretary,Government of India; P R Goswami, FormerDirector, CSL; M Ganesh, Librarian in ChargeConnemara, Public Library; Ruchi Dhona,Founder, Let’s Open a Book, and Babita Gaur,Senior Library and Information Officer/ DeputyDirector Administration, Additional Charge ofHead of the Department and Member Secretary ofDelhi Library Boardr HK Kaul began the session introducingthe theme and panellists. He emphasisedthat there is an urgent necessity to drivetransformation in public libraries in India and live upto the citizens’ expectations. Ms Babita Gaur spokeon the role of public libraries in India: a case study ofDelhi Public Library (DPL). She presented differentreaders’ and community outreach services offered byDPL through a network of 34 branch libraries acrossDelhi NCR. DPL has become the second busiest libraryspace in Asia. Mr M Ganesh spoke on how a continuoustransformation is taking place in Connemara PublicLibrary, which is not just a series of internally but alsoexternally-driven processes. Dr PR Goswami talkedabout the community engagement in public libraries.He suggested to have well-defined outcomes,improving interactions with the users’ community,and developing and evaluating programmes andservices. Dr RK Chadha spoke on re-envisioningpublic libraries in India, where he discussed creativeand innovative transformation of public libraries inthe country. Ms Ruchi Dhona spoke on transforminga public library, “the middle land”. She shared herexperiences of promoting community libraries in SpitiValley in Himachal Pradesh where resources are verylimited. Mr Soumen Sarkar spoke on development ofpublic libraries across India through the programmesand schemes of RRRLF. He also presented how RRRLFis facilitating transformation of public libraries acrossthe country, handholding the state governments.Dr Narender Kumar concluded the session andappreciated the suggestions made by the speakers inuplifting the status of public libraries in the country.ORGANIZER AND SPONSORSOrganizerPartnersKnowledge PartnerAssociatesIn partnership withNew Delhi OfficeUnited NationsEducational, Scientific andCultural OrganizationPlatinum SponsorBalani GroupThematic Partners
ICDL 2019 SESSION 3ICDL 2019 AWARDDIGITAL LIBRARY AND SERVICEINNOVATIONRESULT OF BEST POSTER AWARDChair: S.S Dhaka, Director, Library &Information Centre, Ministry of External AffairsPriyanka BoseFirst PrizeDigital rights management and how it is solutionto librariesCo-Chair: M Abu Sayeed, Director,Government of BangladeshInvited Talk: Alka Suri, Director DESIDOCSecond PrizeGuest Speaker: Md Nasiruddin Mitul, Prof. &Dean-Academics, National University, BangladeshMonika MukhContributed Speakers:Information E-resources for Generation Alpha:MRIS library as an Information Resource CentreMeenakshi Bhatia, Sufian Ahmad, ZehadRahman, Sufia Khowaja and Nishat FatimaAlka Suri described virtual assistant Chatbotswhich engages users by human-computerinteraction. The chatbots provide generalguidance from programmed instructions. Sheproposed that libraries should consider the Chatbotsas another tool for reaching out to users. NaseerudinMitul delivered a case study on natural disasters inBangladesh. Meenakshi Bhatia spoke on archives whichpreserve and conserve the historical documents onhomeopathy with provision of remote access, userfriendly retrieval and spur research and education.Sufian Ahmad elucidated on big data, its arrangementby Hadoop and Python, deriving insights from data andthe characteristics of big data (Volume, Velocity, Variety,Veracity, Value). He advised libraries to follow Amazontactics to know their customers needs, preferences,behaviour and serve customers in a better way.Third PrizeAnuradha MauryaDigital avatar: is E-publishing future of publishingICDL 2019 SESSION 6ICDL 2019 SESSION 4INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGEIMPLICATION FOR SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENTMOBILE APPLICATIONS AND CLOUDCOMPUTINGChair: Rajeev Vij, Associate Director & ScientistG, DESIDOCChair: T. Madhan Mohan, Adviser-Consultant,NER-BPMC/DBT and former Senior Adviser andScientist H, Department of BiotechnologyCo-Chair: Sanjay Kumar, Librarian, NITI AayogInvited Talk: Brijesh Kumar, Head IBMPrograms, Dept of CSE, Manav RachnaInternational Institute of Research & StudiesCo-Chair: Rishi Tiwari, Librarian, BIMTEC, UPSpeakers:Contributed Speakers:Siddharth S Edake, Fellow TERIMohd. Firoz; Sudip Bhattacharjee and SouravMalakar; Vishakha and R SarangapaniAbikola Sumi, Entrepreneur, DimapurBrijesh Kumar spoke on Mobile Applications andCloud Computing. He discussed Cloud-basedapplications, Models of Cloud computing , Clouddeployment models , Mobile computing , and trendsin mobile phone subscription. He also explainedfew mobile- and cloud computing-based platformsin Library Science. Examples are EasyBib and TrelloMobile App for Library, Mendeley, Redcube, Ted.Vishakha Shankar talked about cloud computing. Sheelaborated on the relevance of cloud computing tolibraries and how libraries can be transformed intosmart institution.B. K. Tiwari, Retd. Professor, Department ofEnvironmental Studies, North-Eastern HillUniversity, ShillongJunie Lyndon, Senior Scientist, Bio-ResourcesDevelopment Centre, ShillongICDL 2019 SESSION 5RESEARCH DATA MANAGEMENTChair: Sonia Barbosa, Manager, Data Curation,Harvard University, USACo-Chair: Anup Das, Assistant Librarian,Jawaharlal Nehru UniversitySInvited Talk: Samar Verma, Senior ProgramSpecialist, International Development ResearchCentre (IDRC), CanadaContributed Speakers:Manika Lamba; Sadaf Zia and Muzamil Mushtaq;Raashida Amin, Arshia Ayoub and Zahid AshrafWaniStarting the session Sonia Barbosa asserted thatwe should make people more aware aboutresearch data management and its benefits forfuture use. Samar Verma talked about the researchdata management in detail. He underlined thatthere is a need for research in data management. Hementioned that the research data should be fundedby the government and public sector companies.Manika Lamba presented her paper on Electronictheses and dissertations in ProQuest in regard totext analysis. Sadaf Zia talked about evaluation ofselect international digital libraries websites withregard to a webometric analysis. At the end Anup Dassummarized the whole session.iddharth S Edake talked about communityconserved areas as a strategy for biodiversityconser vation in Nagaland. He discussedthe community mobilization, linking CCA acrosslandscape, participatory mapping and GIS, finesimposed on trespassers, formation of joint CCA,conservation education and awareness, biodiversityassessment and registration. Abikola Sumi spokeabout traditional farming on Naga Hills, includingshifting/jhum cultivation practised by Sumi Naga.B.K. Tiwari explained IK based natural resourcesmanagement systems in War Khasi tribe of SouthMeghalaya. Junie Lyndon discussed the promotionand protection of indigenous medical knowledgeand practices of Meghalaya.
ICDL 2019 SESSION 7ICDL 2019 SESSION 9BLENDED LEARNING IN EDUCATIONEMERGING TRENDS IN LIBRARIESModerator: Madhu Parhar, Director, CEMCAChair: Dilara Begum, Professor & Chairperson,East-West University, BangladeshCoordinator: Manas Ranjan Panigrahi, SeniorProgramme Officer Education, CEMCASpeakers: V Venhaiah, Former Vice-Chancellor,Krishna University, Jubilee University,Hyderabad; Amarendra Prasad, Joint Director,CIET, NCERT; K Srinivas, Professor in ICT, NIEPA(Deemed to be University)Contributed Paper: D S Thakur, NIEPA,Integrating MOOCs in Blended Learning forNew Generation of LearnersDr Madhu Parhar began the session introducingthe theme and panellists. Dr V Venkaiah spokeon Blended Learning in Higher Education,where he shared his experience of implementingblended learning in his university. He also introducedCo-Chair : Sufian Ahmad, Deputy Librarian,Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhithe kinds of activities undertaken in technologyenabled learning (TEL) environment in a universitycampus. Dr Amarendra P Behera spoke on theNational Initiative for School Head and Teachers’Holistic Advancement (NISHTHA), and presenteda case study of teachers training programmes atNCERT on use of ICTs in the classrooms. Dr K. Srinivasspoke on Why Blended Learning, and mentionedfour aspects of blended learning, namely, Quality,Interaction, Motivation and Connectivity. Hehighlighted how commitments of the teachers makethe positive impact on the students’ mind.ICDL 2019 SESSION 8Chair: Sanjay Kataria, University Librarian,Bennett University, UPCo-Chair: Archana Shukla, Assistant Professor,Department of Library and Information Science,IGNOUInvited Talk: Katarzyna Biernacka, HEADTCentre, Berlin School of Library and InformationScienceKICDL 2019 AWARDRESULT OF BEST PAPER AWARDFirst PrizeSatyabrata Acharya, Debarshi Kumar Sanyal,Jayeeta Mazumdar, and Partha Pratim DasArchiving endangered Munda languages in adigital librarySecond PrizeFaizul Nisha and Sudhanshu BhushanA systematic review of literature on massiveopen online courses (MOOCs)Third PrizeManika LambaText analysis of ETDs in ProQuest Dissertationsand Theses (PQDT)Guest Speaker: Shamma AlmeriContributed Speakers: Atin Nandi, SamratGuha Roy, Nishant Kumar, Madhu DograHOPEN DATA AND OPEN INNOVATIONatarz yna Biernacka talked about publicperception of open data in practice and thebarriers to accessing open data. Usha MujooMunshi observed that open science representsa new approach to the scientific process basedon cooperative work and a new way of diffusingknowledge by using digital technologies and newcollaborative tools. Sabiha Sultana asserted thatInvited Talk: Hannelore Vogt, Director,Cologne Public Library, Germanythe proliferation of internet has led to the adoptionof open source software. She talked about openaccess resources in Bangladesh and how they canbenefit the society. Rajeev Vij presented a casestudy of institutional repositories in DRDO. They areaccessible through Internet and meant for long-termpreservation and curation of content and servicesfor sustaining in digital era.annelore Vogt presented the case study ofCologne Public Library. She explained thatlibrary users can explore and discover theworld because learning takes place through games,artistic offerings, courses and other events. ShammaAlmeri spoke on E-research Information discoveryand delivery within a virtual research environment:proposal for academic library. Atin Nandi explainedhow libraries can be made green and benefits. Hepresented the case study of IIT Kharagpur CentralLibrary as a marching towards Green concept.Samrat Guha Roy elaborated the tool that searchesseamlessly across a wide range of local and remotecontent. Nishant Kumar explained how users tosearch, browse, discover and share resources beyondOPAC. He said that libraries must adapt to new wayof obtaining information and focus not on teachingusers how to search and locate library materials, butinstead give them the tools to discover on their own.Madhu Dogra explained the online courses onMOOC’S and many new services.
ICDL 2019 SESSION 10ICDL 2019 SESSION 11WORKSHOP ON KNOWLEDGE ANDINNOVATION MANAGEMENTENHANCING RESEARCHINTELLIGENCE BY USING AIModerator: Jagdish Mutharia, Fellow andDirector (IT), TERIChair: Sangeeta Mehta, Director South Asia forResearch Reference, ElsevierSpeakers: N J P Silohu Rao, General Manager,NeGD; Arnab Mukherjee, KnowledgeManager, SATTVA; Ritu Grover, Director,Knowledge Management, Khaitan and Co; KaviMahesh, Director, IIIT Dharwad, Karnataka;Mohit Bahri, Senior Manager, SamagraKeynote Address: Sarah Huggett, Head,Analytical Services (APAC), Elsevier Publishing,SingaporeSpeakers: Vrunda Bansode, Head, India DataInsights Sattva Consulting; Martand Shardul,Fellow, Social Transformation, TERI; DeborshiBrahmachari, Associate Fellow, SocialTransformation, TERIvisualization. Martand Shardul spoke on how TERIleveraged data in Energy Access. He mentioned TERI’sLighting a Billion Lives programme, which is a globalinitiative to facilitate clean energy access. Speakingon ‘Modern energy and gender relations in Nepal,India and Kenya’, Deborshi Brahmachari presented acase study and discussed how electricity has a genderconnotation. “We need policies, regulations, process,supply, and opportunities for balancing genderequality,” he said.ICDL 2019 SESSION 12ROLE OF BIG DATA IN CURRENTBIOINFORMATICS RESEARCHChair: T Madhan Mohan, Advisor–Consultant,NER-BPMC/ DBT and Former Senior Advisor andScientist ‘H’, Department of BiotechnologyPanel Speakers: Dinesh Gupta, Group Leader,International Centre for Genetic Engineeringand Biotechnology; Dhruba K Bhattacharyya,Professor, Computer Science and Engineering,Tezpur University, Assam; A K Mishra, SeniorScientist, Indian Agricultural Research Institute;Devendra Biswal, Senior Information officerand Coordinator, Bioinformatics Centre, NorthEastern Hill UniversityJagdish Mutharia star ted the session onknowledge and innovation management andobserved that we should innovate for survival,adopt best practices for innovation and knowledgemanagement. He also covered the key features andbenefits of TERI knowledge management system.NJP Shilohu Rao covered the Digital India Initiativeswhich are transforming India into a knowledgeeconomy. He spoke on Government of India’sefforts under digital India and key organizationalchallenges. Arnab Mukherjee introduced SATTVAand said knowledge management drives competitiveadvantage. Ritu Grover presented her talk onknowledge management and innovation. Sheexplained how KM aids innovation. Mohit Bahrispoke about Samagra, a management consultingfirm helping the government. He also talked about aprogramme titled Samarth which is currently runningin schools of Himachal Pradesh.Sarah Huggett ’s presentation focused onscholarly data on Artificial Intelligence (2009–2018) from Scopus. India is the third-mostprolific country in AI research, just behind Chinaand USA, she said. Indian AI research is slowly risingin terms of citation impact, she said, and also listedout the names of leading institutes from Indiaparticipating in AI research.Emphasizing on data usage, Vrunda Bansodeexplained how data is scattered in the Indian socialsector and it’s a challenge to collect and analyse thisdata. She talked about how India Data Insight websiteis increasing the usability of data through dataICDL 2019 SESSION 13INNOVATION IN DIGITAL PUBLISHINGAND MARKETINGChair: B P Prakash, Director, InformationResource Centre, Ashoka UniversityPanelists:Dinesh Gupta, Professor & Director Research,Vardhaman Mahaveer University, Kota,RajasthanSubhashis Ganguli, Former Vice President(Production and Content Management),Penguin-Pearson Group, IndiaShabbir Ahmad, Senior Digital MarketingProgramme Leader, Digital VidyaContributed Papers:Alka Bansal, Sumati Sharma, Rajiv Vij and AlkaSuriDipti AroraAlka Bansal spoke about the development ofautomated human resource managementsystems in DESIDOC, the related programmes,the performance appraisal of employees, andthe budget apportioned via the system. Shehighlighted the utility of software and the scopefor its improvement. Dinesh K Gupta highlightedthe 4M’s (man, money, machine, and material),the essential components of any business that arerelevant in digital world. Subhashis Ganguli discusseddigital publishing and its universal access. Hementioned the advantages of digital publishing andits convenience to end users. Ravi Soni emphasizedthat simplifying the customer experience is essentialto drive higher engagement. Dipti Arora delivered atalk on digital marketing and scientific publicationsin DESIDOC.Dr T Madhan Mohan began with definingbioinformatics, how it has become highlyimportant to interpret and analyse biologicaldata. He also introduced integrative and syntheticbiology, where big data analytics play a vital role.Bioinformatics involves examining large amountof data, such as genomics data. The first panellistDr Dinesh Gupta spoke on big data analysis inbiotechnology: application of machine learningand challenges towards clinical applications, wherehe shared his experience from his project at ICGEB.He also showed typical machine learning workflowand discussed the artificial intelligence-basedtools and algorithms developed by his group. DrDhruba K Bhattacharya spoke on big data analyticsin bioinformatics: a machine learning perspective,where he introduced the architecture of big dataanalysis, architecture for graphs with global sharedmemory, supervised and unsupervised learning, andactive learning framework. Dr AK Mishra spoke on bigdata and cloud computing in agri-bioinformatics.He introduced four types of clouds, namely, Private,Community, Hybrid, and Public. He stated that cloudcomputing in the next big thing in big data analytics,where the scalability of data, and analytical efficiencyincreased many folds.Dr Devender Biswal spoke on biodiversity time bomb:is big data the saviour. He also talked about his ongoing project—the Northeast India Biobank of CodesNetwork (NIBBCoNet).
ICDL 2019 SESSION 14KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENTAPPLICATIONS IN LIBRARIESChair: P K Bhattacharya, Associate Director,TERIInvited Talk: Kalyan Bhattacharjee, JointRegistrar, IIT DelhiStarting the session, P K Bhattacharya spokeabout knowledge resource centres undergoingtransformational change. He discussed howgovernment offices, ministries and academicinstitutions are developing knowledge management.He said the 3 pillars of knowledge management are:people, process and technology. Kalyan Bhattacharjeefocused on interval training and knowledge creationsand best practices available. He elaborated onknowledge can be translated into socio-economicopportunities and how startups can use this.ICDL 2019 SESSION 15ICDL 2019 LUCKY DRAWWORKSHOP ON SOCIAL MEDIAANALYTICSChair: Prasad Sanyal, Chief Content Officer,Hindustan TimesSpeakers:Stevanus Wisnu Wijaya, Chairperson, SoftwareEngg, University of Prasetiya Mulya, IndonesiaJatin Modi, CEO, Frog IdeasPurva Grover, Researcher, School ofManagement, Indian Institute of Technology,DelhiShilpi Jha, Associate Professor, BennettUniversityStevanus Wisnu Wijaya highlighted howsocial media is affecting our daily lives. Hecited an example of a Twitter conversationduring a students' protest in Indonesia to arguehis case. He gave a brief overview of social mediaplatforms, research sites, and talked about dataanalysis on Twitter. Purva Grover threw light on howsocial media platforms like Facebook, Twitter andLinkedIn are being used by the corporate sector toinfluence people for different contexts. While ShilpiJha elaborated on the merits and demerits of socialmedia, Jatin Modi expressed his views on consumerbehaviour and how consumers are becoming morebrand conscious.Vishakha, Research Scholar, BharathiarUniversityICDL 2019 PLENARY SESSIONEDUCATION 4.0 – FUTURE READY WORKFORCEChair: Shantanu Ganguly, Fellow TERISpeakers:Johnny Yuen, Hong Kong Polytechnic University; B N Sarkar, CMD, National Research DevelopmentCorporation; Uma Kanjilal, Director, Centre for Online Education (COE) & Professor, Faculty of Library &Information Science, IGNOU; Pawan Kumar Sharma, Head, Digital Learning, EDCILMonika Mukh, Librarian, Manav RachnaInternational School, MohaliMeenakshi Bhatia, Jr Librarian, Central Councilfor Research in HomeopathyJohnny Yuen spoke about the the Past, Present, and the Future of Information literacy in the context of the 4thIndustrial Revolution. He mentioned the 6 frames of information learning. He concluded with a quote “Youmustn’t be afraid to dream a Little bigger”. B N Sarkar talked about the industrial revolution from 1.0 to 4.0.He also mentioned about Industry 4.0 design principles including interconnections, information transparency,technical assistance, and decentralized decisions. Uma Kanjilal highlighted the digital learning for developmentand Education 5.0. She felt the need for understanding the emerging trends in digital learning , and discussed5 key trends which have emerged across the global higher education sector. Pawan Kumar discussed the keytechnology driving Education 4.0 and the growing industries. He also elaborated some points on NEP 2019. Hepredicted that education sector will be big industry by 2030. In future such people will be survive who will beflexible, creative, and change adaptive.Navin Kumar Soni, Scientist-”D”, INMASS,DRDO Delhi
ICDL 2019 VALEDICTORY SESSIONINFORMATION RETRIEVAL IN THE DIGITAL AGE: THE BURGEONING ISSUE OF‘DIGITAL CONTENT MIGRATIONIN CONVERSATIONANN SONEYENBOSPROJECT MUSE, BALTIMORE, USAWelcome Address: Ajay Mathur, Director General, TERIPresentation of ICDL 2019 Recommendations: Shantanu Ganguly, Fellow, TERI &Committee ConvenerAnnouncing Best Paper Award: Michael Seadle, Committee ChairAnnouncing Best Poster Award: : Kalpana Dasgupta, Committee ChairSpecial Address: Hal Kirkwood, Bodleian Business Librarian, Said Business School, University ofOxford. President, Special Library Association (SLA)Special Address: Alka Suri, Scientist ‘G’, DRDOValedictory Address: Shashi Shekhar Vempati, CEO, Prasar BharatiVote of Thanks: P K Bhattacharya, Fellow & Associate Director, TERIWhat are the new developments in ProjectMUSE?We have been trying to provide cutting edgetechnology but small publishers are unable tosupply the suitable format to us. Therefore, wehave been facing inhibits in implementation oflatest tools and technologies. We are committedto do so in spite of hindrances.What are your recommendations toLibrarians?We are super non-profit organization whichgives voice to small publishers. Project MUSEis an aggregator of e-books in humanities andsocial sciences. Indian market is growing andpresently, we have 150 clients in India. We needmore support in coming years to grow more.ELISABETH LEONARDSCIENCE, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THEADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE, WASHINGTON, DC, USA1 Satyabrata Acharya, Debarshi Kumar Sanyal,Jayeeta Mazumdar, and Partha Pratim Dasfor Archiving endangered Munda languagesin a digital library2 Faizul Nisha and Sudhanshu Bhushan for Asystematic review of literature on massiveopen online courses (MOOCs)3 Manika Lamba for Text analysis of ETDs inProQuest Dissertations and Theses (PQDT)Hal Kirkwood defined the entire experience asincredible. He emphasized on digital supportsystem creation to ensure information accessto all upto the grassroot level. In this context,he mentioned about the importance of sociallibraries. Alka Suri shared objectives andsuccess stories of DRDO. Sashi Sekhar Vempatimentioned how public broadcasting system likePrasar Bharati also act like digital libraries andimpact social transformation. He defined AIRas an archive of living memories of our history.He opined that public broadcasting mandatesperfectly overlaps with SDGs. Thus, PrasarBharati is open to appropriate collaborationfor knowledge creation and sharing relatedto SDGs. P K Bhattacharya, Associate Director,TERI thanked the large number of institutions,organizations, and individuals for their supportin the run-up to the ICDL 2019.NJP SHILOHU RAOGENERAL MANAGER-CAPACITY BUILDINGNATIONAL E-GOVERNANCE DIVISION (NEGD)GOIWhat are the new initiatives being taken byNeGD?NeGD has started several new projects recently.Capacity building through e-learning is majorone in which we are educating the people aboutdigital services. NeGD has been building thecapacity of police in cybercrime because policealso need the help of technology to solve crimes.DR DILARA BEGUMEAST WEST UNIVERSITY, DHAKA, BANGLADESHWhat do you think about LIS profession in Indiavis-a-vis Bangladesh?India has several library associations to raise theissues of different types of libraries. However,this is not the scenario in Bangladesh. We haveonly one library association. Hence, Indian LISprofessionals have the edge.Printed and published by TERI PressWhile addressing the valedictory session, AjayMathur said ICDL 2019 is quite effectivein creating a collaboration platformbetween creators and users of digital content. Hesuggested that digitization needs to be leveragedin knowledge management to enable sustainabledevelopment. Shantanu Ganguly presented ICDL2019 recommendations highlighting major thrustareas as digital transformation and community. InICDL 2019 recommendations were proposed inthe areas focussing on access to digital content,digital literacy programme, knowledge organizationtools, collaboration for content creation, peoplecentric knowledge and information, informationand knowledge centres on different sectors, opensource technology, capacity building programmes,research data management, data librarian, socialmedia oriented literacy, data security and privacy, AIand machine learning, library advocacy.Kalpana Dasgupta announced the name of bestposter awards as 1 Priyanka Bose for Digital rights management andhow it is solution to libraries2 Monika Mukh for Information E-resources forGeneration Alpha: MRIS library as an InformationResource Centre3 Anuradha Maurya for Digital avatar: isE-publishing future of publishingMichael Seadle announced the name of best paperawards winners as -How do you feel at ICDL2019?Libraries, research, and global citizenshiptogether at one platform make it a specialmoment.How you foresee the future if printpublication of science in social mediaenvironment?We have number of subscribers who have notgive-up to print yet. Role of print publicationshall be there in market.
ICDL 2019 SESSION 1 ICDL 2019 SESSION 2 that tribal people use their knowledge for making medicines and treating different diseases. and innovative transformation of public libraries in the country. Ms Ruchi Dhona spoke on transforming a public library, “the middle land”. She shared
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