Library Helpler Teacher at Tagore International School, New Delhi

Post: Library Helper Teacher

Job Location: East of Kailash, New Delhi

School- Tagore International School, 

East of Kailash, New Delhi

Contact No. 26420088, 26433001

Last Date- 15th August 2012

Assistant Information and Library Officer and Library Assistant at The Bureau of Police Research and Development, New Delhi

The Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D), under the Ministry of Home Affairs, is mandated to carry out research and development to modernize Police forces in the country. BPR&D invites applications from retired government servants along with their Bio-data and Pension Pay Order (PPO) which may be sent to Assistant Director (Rectt), BPR&D, CGO Complex, Block-XI, Lodi road, New Delhi-110003 so as to reach by 21.8.2012 through e-mail: adadm.bprd.nic.in or through post or byFax on 011-24369825. Following posts are to be filled up on purely contract basis for a period of one year or till attaining the age 65 years or till regular incumbent joins whichever is earlier. The terms of payment will be regulated as per the policy of the Government of India on subject i.e. last pay drawn minus pension plus admissible rate of DA on the date of engagement. The remuneration fixed will not be changed despite change in the DA rates.

           Name of Post                           No. of Posts       Pay Band+ Grade Pay

1. Assistant Information                2                     PB 2 + GP 4600                              and Library Officer
2. Library Assistant                          1                       PB-1 + GP 1900

(i) All posts are located at BPR&D HQrs , New Delhi.
(ii) Those who have retired from higher grade pay and are willing to serve in a post carrying the lower grade can also apply.
(iii) The extension of period of contractual appointment in each case will be considered by the competent authority on its merits.

The details of posts to be filled up on contractual basis, their terms and conditions along with eligibility criteria for each post and format for submission of bio-data are available on BPR&D website: www.bprd.nic.in

Opening of Library Internees positions at the Central Library, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi)

The Central Library, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has fully computerized RFID based in-house operations and services and provides access to wide variety of digital collection, catering to the needs of the  Faculty, Staff and Students. Several new initiatives are being taken from time to time to make this library as one of the leading  and resource libraries in the area of ICT in the country. The Central Library, IIT Delhi is the Headquarter for INDEST-AICTE Consortium.  

The IIT Delhi is looking for young, enthusiastic, dynamic and fresh graduates/postgraduates with minimum First Class in Masters in Library and  Information Science/Bachelors in Library and Information Science/Two years Diploma  in Library Science to work as 'Library Internee' for its Central Library till August 26, 2012. 

Period of Internship: Initially for Six months, on the  basis of performance it may be further extended up to One year. 

Stipend: Rs.11,000/Rs.9,000/Rs.7,000/-per month (Consolidated)
Interested candidates may send their applications in the prescribed Performa (Attached 

with Advt.) along with attested copies of  supporting certificates/testimonials by post 

upto  August 26, 2012 on following address. Incomplete applications will not be 

entertained.

Dr. Neeraj Chaurasia 
Assistant Librarian 
Incharge, Reader Services 
Central Library, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi 
Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016 
E-mail: library.internee@gmail.com  
Download Application Proforma from http://library.iitd.ac.in/library_interness_2012.pdf

Assistant Library and Information Officer at National Institute of Malaria Research , Dwarka, New Delhi

Librarian vacancy at R. D. Rajpal School, Sec-9, Dwarka, New Delhi - 77. Send resume at- rdr_ps2005@hotmal.com. www.rdrajpalschooldwarka.com (011-25074111, 25084801)

Post-Librarian

School- R. D. Rajpal School

Address- Sec-9, Dwarka, New  Delhi - 77.

Send resume at- rdr_ps2005@hotmal.com.

Contact No. 011-25074111, 25084801

For More Information, Please visit: www.rdrajpalschooldwarka.com

Ushering in Digitalization to Share Knowledge and Extend Resources

New Delhi, Delhi, India (Elsevier Science and Technology (Business Wire India)) 

The 3rd University Forum organized by INFLIBNET and Elsevier was held at the Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi on 13th July 2012. Delegates from different universities across the nation participated in the forum.

In his welcome address, Prof. Ajit Khembhavi, Director, IUCCA, said that the forum had become a prominent platform to discuss knowledge sharing among students, teachers, researchers and universities. He remarked that the forum which was growing in size had been instrumental in heralding the relevance of digitalization of libraries to facilitate easier access to knowledge. He added that several cycles of development providing mechanism for e-access had transformed the tedious and lengthy process of finding sources for knowledge acquisition into an easy one minute operation enabling the students and teachers in even remote areas to get access to books and journals otherwise not easily available. Prof. Khembhavi pointed out that e-access was a huge success because it had extended resources to scholars in far flung places. He reminded the forum the existing challenge was to focusing on how to extend available resources to newly emerging sectors.

Addressing the forum, Mr. Martin O’ Malley, Managing Director, Global Sales & Customer Marketing, Elsevier Science & Technology Division, reiterated that Elsevier, as a leading publisher, was focusing on quality, access and sustainability to enable collaboration to build a an environment conducive to research and learning. He said that access should transcend boundaries so as to help researchers overcome the challenge of accessing research content.

Dr. Jagdish Arora, Director, INFLIBNET, spoke on the need of developing digitalized models sustainable and extendable to all the universities in India so that students of all regions might get equal opportunities of knowledge acquisition. He said the impending challenge was to improve the Science Direct access to make it beneficial to more universities.

Ms. Paula Kaufman, Dean of Libraries & University Librarian, University of Illinois, Urbana–Champaign spoke on the Value of eBooks. She said that eBooks are cost effective, have 24 X 7 easy access, are easy to preserve and can be downloaded on multiple search engines.

Giving a presentation on Driving the Value of Library Services within an Institution, Mr. Gerald J. Schafer, Director of Libraries, University of Massachusetts – Amherst, highlighted the patterns of accessing digital resources among students, teachers and researchers. He shared his observation that the majority of people accessed digital books and journals without visiting the library.

In his presentation, Library Contributions to Research Workflow, Dr. Thomas C. Leonard, University Librarian, Library Development Office, University of California, Berkeley, drove home the point that capture and preservation of web resources would increase and create a new dimension to special collection which would in turn aid research.

There was an Open House Discussion in which Dr. Jagdish Arora, Mr. Martin O’ Malley, Mr. Kok Keng Lim (Managing Director, Academic & Government, Asia Pacific, Elsevier Science & Technology Division) and Mr. Saurabh Sharma (Elsevier Regional Director, South Asia) replied to the questions raised by the delegates.

The delegates opined that the forum was a great learning experience for them in terms of adding to their knowledge of accessing the digital content. 

More News and Contents at : http://www.moneylife.in/business-wire-news/ushering-in-digitalization-to-share-knowledge-and-extend-resources/32030.html

7th Library Lecture Series and Outreach Programme at Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi

Central Library of Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi  Cordially invites all Library and Information Professionals to the 7th Library Lecture Series and Outreach Programme .

Topic: Knowledge Management in Academic Libraries: Southern African perspectives

Speaker
Prof. Priti Jain
Associate Professor
Department of Library & Information Studies, Faculty of Humanities
University of Botswana
http://jainp. webs.com/ resume.htm

Chairperson
Mrs. Kalpana Dasgupta
Former Librarian, National Library of India and
Former Director, Central Secretariat Library, New Delhi
on
Date:Friday, 3rd August 2012 at 3:00 pm 

Venue: Committee Room, Central Library, JNU, New Delhi 

Please make it convenient to attend.

Regards
Dr. Ramesh C Gaur
PGDCA, MLISc,Ph.D. Fulbright Scholar (Virginia Tech, USA)
University Librarian 
Jawaharlal Nehru University(JNU)
New Meharuli Road, New Delhi - 110067
Tele +91-11-26742605, 26704551
Fax : +91-11-26741603
Email: rcgaur@mail. jnu.ac.in ;rcgaur66@gmail. com 
URL: www.jnu.ac.in

BJP leader Mr S S Ahluwalia to head panel on Parliament Library

S S Ahluwalia appointed head of one-man committee

In a surprise development, Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar has appointed BJP leader and former MP S S Ahluwalia the head of a committee on digitisation of the Parliament library.

This is perhaps the first time that a BJP leader has been appointed to head a committee, other than the Parliament committees, at least in the current Lok Sabha. Confirming his appointment as the one-man committee “to suggest ways to digitisation of the Parliament library,”  Ahluwalia told Deccan Herald that he was appointed by the Speaker, mainly because he has been the vice-president of the International Parliamentary Association of Information Technology (IPAIT) since 2002. The IPAIT is a worldwide inter-parliamentary institution aiming to promote multilateral cooperation in the field of Information and Communication technologies.

Ahluwalia said he was assigned to prepare a report on digitisation of the library and submit it to the Speaker. “ I have been involved in similar projects in IPAIT and probably that was why I was appointed,” said the MP, who lost the last Rajya Sabha election from Jharkhand. 

“My appointment is on the lines of the head of the Bureau of Parliamentary Studies and Training and there is no time-frame to submit the report,” Ahluwalia said. While former Congress MP Rashid Alvi is the present chairman of the BPST, Renuka Choudhary and Margaret Alva were his predecessors. It was alleged that the appointments were made to help them retain the official bungalows which they are entitled as the head of BPST.

Ahluwalia, however, dismissed suggestions that the Congress was trying to lure him into the party with this post. “I completely deny this. This post has nothing to do with politics. As for bungalows and other perks, I don’t want to comment on small things. For me, the point is how well you are going to deliver the task on hand.” 

The Lok Sabha has this to say about the library: “Parliament Library is the largest library in Delhi and second largest library in India after the National Library. The bibliographic details about the publications received after 1992 are available for online search. The library functions such as acquisition, processing and issue and return of books have been computerised. On-line access of library catalogue provides information about the author, title, subject and keywords-based searches.”

More News at : http://www.deccanherald.com/content/266175/bjp-leader-head-panel-parl.html

Assistant Professors on ad-hoc basis and Guest Faculty at Delhi University

Department of Library & Information Science

(An Associated Project of UNESCO)

University of Delhi

2nd floor Tutorial Building

      Delhi-110007

NOTICE

Applications are invited for the appointment of the following posts in the Department of Library  and Information Science against vacant posts.

•  Two (2) (UR) Assistant Professors on ad-hoc basis
•  One (1) Guest Faculty

The eligibility criteria for the above mentioned posts are as per the UGC regulations.

The interested candidates should apply for the posts on the prescribed format available on the University of Delhi website. The application should be submitted in the Department till July 31, 2012 (3.00 pm)

Dr. (Mrs.) Paramjeet K. Walia
Head of Department
Phones: 011-27666656
              011-27667725/1302
E-mail:   office@libinfosci.du.ac.in
Website: http://dlis.du.ac.in
More Information, http://du.ac.in/fileadmin/DU/students/Pdf/du/career/2012/19072012_LibSci_Adhoc_Guest.pdf

Walk in Interview for Apprentices for the year 2012-13 at DESIDOC, New Delhi

                     Defence Scientific Information & Documentation Centre

                                                   Metcalfe House, Delhi-110054

  

                       Walk in Interview for Apprentices for the year 2012-13

  

            Defence Scientific Information & Documentation Centre (DESIDOC) under the aegis of Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO), Ministry of Defence will hold walk-in interview for recruitment of apprentices for one year training in the following disciplines.          

Essential Qualifications                                 No. of Vacancies    Date of Interview

(a)Degree in Library & Information Science              08                  06 August 2012

(b)Diploma in Library Science  (Two Years)              06                  07 August 2012

(c)Degree in Computer Science (B.Tech only)           06                  08 August 2012

                

            The stipend rates for Degree holder Rs.3560/- (fixed) per month and for Diploma holders (2/3years) Rs.2530/-(fixed) per month will be paid as per latest Govt. Rules. The walk in Interview will be held  at 9.00AM at DESIDOC. The Candidates who have  obtained less than 60% marks in their final exams and passed out before the year 2010  will not be considered for apprenticeship. The candidates should bring their Bio-Data giving complete personal details, qualification and experience etc. and two passport size photographs.The candidates are required  to bring all original documents along with attested photocopies of all the certificates for verification.

For More Information: http://drdo.gov.in/drdo/English/index.jsp?pg=job_res.jsp

Librarian at Bal Niketan Public School, New Delhi

Source:  Times of India, 18th July 2012, Pg No. 10

Librarian Vacancy at CRPF Public School, Dwarka, New Delhi

Post: School Librarian

School: CRPF Public School

Deadline: 25 July 2012

Source: The Hindustan Times, 15 July 2012

Post of Librarian at New Era Public School, New Delhi

Post- Librarian

School-New Era Public School

Address- H-17 Mayapuri Road, New Delhi

Contact No. 011-25494277/25494439

Source: Times of India, 15th July 2012, Pg No. 36

Admission Notice at Delhi Institute of Heritage Research and Management (DIHRM)

DELHI INSTITITE OF HERITAGE RESERARCH AND MANAGEMENT,NEW DELHI

18-A Satsang Vihar Marg.Outub Instititional Area, New Delhi 110067 

Phone: 26567324,26567325,Fax:26563679

              ADMISSION NOTICE - 1/2012

Delhi Institute of Heritage Research and Management (DIHRM), established by the Govt, of NCT  of  Delhi and affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), is devoted ot the study of, archeoogy,conservation of art and heritage management.To achieve this goal. DIHRM  conducts Masters Courses in Heritage Management.

Application are invited for the admission to the following courses:

_______________________________________________________

1. Name of Course        (i) Master in Arcaeology and Heritage Management (MAHM)
                                   (ii) Master in Conservation, Preservation and Heritage Management(MCPHM)
________________________________________________________
2. Duration of Course   Two Years
________________________________________________________
3. Eligibility                Graduate (3 years degree course) in any subject of Humanities, Science and Commerce 
                                 (Those appearing in III year final exam.can also apply)
________________________________________________________
4. Commencement of Session         6th August 2012
________________________________________________________
5. Number of Seats             30 in each course
________________________________________________________
6.a) Last date for Sale and                14th July 2012
       Submission of completed           (by post-2st July 2012)
       application form                        (Completed application form has to be submitted to
       
                    The Registrar,
                    GGSIP University,Sector 16-C,
                    Dwarka,New Delhi-110075)
_________________________________________________________
   b) Date of Common Entrance            21st July 2012
        Test conducted by GGSIPU
_________________________________________________________
For Further information please contract: Admission Helpline GGSIP University,Sector 16-C,Dwarka,New Delhi-110075 (Tel:91-1125302167-169:website:www.ipu.ac.in) Delhi Institute of heritage Research and Management, 18-A Satsang vihar Marg,Qutub Instititional Area, New Delhi-110067 (Tel: 91+11-26567324,26567326; www.dihrm,delhigovt.nic.in)

Librarian Vacancy at JIMS, Kalka Ji, New Delhi

Post: : Librarian

Institute: JIMS, New Delhi

Educational Qualification: MLIS with 3-4 years Experience

Send resume to : hr@jagannath.org

Address: Jagannath International Management School,

MOR Pocket, -105, Kalkaji, New Delhi, Phone-40619200

Source: Times of India, 01, July 2012

Library Information Assistant – 05 at Customs Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal, Delhi

Customs Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal, Delhi
Job or Vacancy Description:
Applications are invited for the following posts :
Post : Library Information Assistant – 05
Pay Scale : (PB-2) Rs.9300-34800 + Grade Pay of Rs.4600/-

Eligibility : Central Govt. Deptt. Officials holding a degree of recognized University or equivalent and a degree in Library Science from a recognized University or equivalent.

How To Apply: Registrar,Customs Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal, West Block No.2, R.K.Puram, New Delhi-66

General Instructions:

1. Cause lists for the next week should be prepared and the copies made out by Wednesday afternoon at the latest. All the files pertaining to cases fixed for hearing in the following week will be handed over by the Head Clerk to the Court Master latest by Tuesday.

2. Within each category the cases should be listed in chronological order unless there is some order with regard to a particular matter being listed in a particular position.

3. a person authorised by the person referred to in sub-section (1) ofsection 146A of the Customs Act, or as the case may be, sub-section (1) of section 35Q of the Central Excises Act or sub-section (1) of section 101A of the Gold (Control) Act, to appear on his behalf in such proceedings;

4. A memorandum of appeal to the Tribunal shall be in the relevant form and shall be presented by the appellant in person or by an agent to the concerned officer, or sent by registered postaddressed to the concerned officer:Provided that the appellant may,

5. A memorandum of appeal sent by post under sub-rule (1) shall be deemed to have been presented to the concerned officer on the date on which it is received in the office of the concerned officer.

Tentative Last Date:25-07-2012

More for Details : http://cestat.gov.in/

Librarian at Bal Bhavan Public Sr. Sec. School, Delhi

Post: Librarian (School) Female Candidate Only

Walk in Interview on 20,21,22,23 June, 2012

Address: Bal Bhavan, Public Sr. Sec. School, F-Block, Laxmi Nagar, Delhi-110092

Source:- The Hindustan Times, New Delhi Ed., 19 June 2012

INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON ACADEMIC LIBRARIES

FEBRUARY 12-15, 2013

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Sector 16 C — Dwarka

New  Delhi 11 00 75, INDIA

www.ipu.ac.in/ical2012/index.htm

Conference Theme:

ACADEMIC LIBRARY SERVICES THROUGH CLOUD COMPUTING

CLOUD COMPUTING

Clouds are defined as a large pool of easily usable virtualized computing resources (such as hardware, development platforms and/or services) on the Internet. Cloud computing is about a new model for delivering, sharing, and sourcing computing resources on global network, offering opportunities for centralization of information and computing resources in data centers. Cloud computing is visualized as the next stage of evolution of the Internet. Cloud computing comes in several different models - software, platform, and infrastructure as a service. Libraries can benefit from cloud computing by opting to sign up IT resources hosted on the Internet instead of owning them locally. Cloud computing solutions could be beneficial to libraries in three basic areas: technology, data and user community. Cloud OPAC and cloud ILS illustrate innovative uses of cloud computing.  OCLC has joined vendors offering cloud-based ILS tools that complement their existing cataloging tools (e.g. WorldCat and FirstSearch).

Conference Background:

ICAL-2009, which was held in Delhi University, India, identified Globalizing Academic Libraries as the Academic Library Vision - 2020 for repositioning libraries into next generation libraries. In its outcome, ICAL 2009 outlined a roadmap for change management and identified strategic areas for the purpose. These include (i) moving libraries to the Web to encourage library collaboration (ii) sourcing ICT applications and services on the Internet as a service if it is not feasible for libraries to own them (iii) policies, programmes, and systems  for ICT integration at library level and consortium level (iv) new and qualitative dimensions to academic library services (v) strategic and academic roles for libraries and librarians that add value to academic enterprise (vi) new digital resources that libraries should undertake to emerge as  knowledge centres (vii) standards for qualitative performance in library services (viii) international collaboration on all library fronts (ix) talent development in priority areas of interest to libraries and (x) change management strategies. The ICAL-2013 plans to explore cloud computing technology for this purpose.

Scope of the Conference:

Inspired by the latest advances in virtualized computing resources on the global network, the2nd International Conference on Academic Libraries, (ICAL-2013) seeks to explore how cloud computing could be applied for library applications, in particular for moving libraries to the Web. In addition, it seeks to understand how Web based computing resources could be harnessed to achieve the ICAL 2009 vision of 'globalizing libraries'. Being a new and emerging area, Cloud computing has generated much interest in library applications.Predictions are that within five years, all library collections, systems, and services will be driven into the cloud. Individual and standalone library systems such as Library Management Systems, Electronic Resource Management Systems may eventually be replaced by Cloud LMS, Cloud OPAC, Cloud ERMS, etc., thereby opening up fresh opportunities to libraries for ushering more meaningful opportunities for collaboration on the Cloud. The Conference will focus on innovative uses of cloud computing for strengthening library services with the ultimate objective of repositioning academic libraries into next generation libraries. The Conference will also focus on harnessing cloud computing for formulating action plan to give effect to ICAL-2009 roadmap on globalizing academic libraries. The conference aims to provide a forum for presentation of issues on virtualized computing resources on the global network through original presentations, and extending opportunities to exchange and present knowledge and out of box ideas at the highest technical level.

Conference Objectives:

• Cloud computing solutions for managing library functionalities and services over the Internet
• Cloud computing approach for globalizing academic libraries 
• Systems and programs that facilitate implementation of cloud computing solutions 
• Systems and programs that facilitate adding new dimensions to academic library services
• Systems and programs that facilitate collaborative approach to library education, training and research
• Policy changes and strategies for program implementation

FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS

Original research papers and case studies are invited on following sub themes:

SUB-THEME 1 -Status of Academic Libraries in the Higher Education System

      in India, Asia, Asia-Pacific and the West

      in central and state universities in India

      parameters for comparative evaluation of libraries

      factors responsible for current status of libraries

      Note: Participants from Asia and the Asia-Pacific Academic Librarians may like to present studies on  the status of academic libraries in their region

SUB-THEME 2 - Cloud Computing Models & Services 

      cloud computing technology and science

      types of cloud services

      cloud computing architecture

      private and public cloud

      security and risk issues

      benefits , qualities, and limitations of cloud computing vis-à-vis  other computing technologies, solutions

      open source and cloud computing

      cloud computing initiatives

SUB-THEME 3 - Cloud Computing Solutions for Globalizing Academic Libraries

      case studies on library applications of cloud computing

      collaborative models of library services 

      new dimensions to academic library services on the cloud

      services that offer academic roles to the academic libraries and professionals

      systems and technologies required for cloud computing applications

SUB-THEME 4 - Change Management Issues and Strategies

      roles of corporate, academic, and public sectors in cloud computing development and implementation for academic libraries 

      issues, policies, programmmes, and strategies for change management through cloud computing 

      institutional framework required for change management

      barriers to change management and to library

SUB-THEME 5 - Library Services on the Cloud - Standards and Best practices

      data interoperability, data storage, data security, data   validation, data preservation, data migration and backward data integration

       content development

      developing common library collections and resources, production and delivery of library services

      quality upkeep and maintenance of library facilities

      procurement, up-gradation, replacement and maintenance ICT infrastructure at consortia and client level

      staffing global academic libraries at consortia level (the national level) and at client level (the university level);

      norms for budget allocation at consortia and client level

SUB-THEME 6  - National Library Policy for Globalizing Academic Libraries

      library participation in the global library  environment,

      collection building and services at national and university level;

      collaborative models for building e-resources for globalized library services;

      policy for creation, development and adoption of open source software at consortia and client level;

      collaborative programs for education, training, and research.

SUB-THEME 7 : — Talent Development & Library Research Programmes

      skill development issues  in library and information science, ICT areas for library applications, and management

      collaboration in library education, training and research at state, national, and global  level

      institutional framework planning for education, training and skill development;

      incentives for training and skill development;

      revamp LIS education, training and research facilities

TIMELINE FOR PAPER SUBMISSIONS

Paper submission : April 5 – Sept 5, 2012                                       

Final  version submission  July 10 – Nov 5, 2012

Paper acceptance notification : June 5 – Oct 5, 2012                          

Slide Presentation copy by  - Nov  25, 2012

ONLINE PAPER SUBMISSION: -  Papers should be submitted electronically using EasyChair (https://www.easychair.org/account/signin.cgi?conf=ical2013) submission system. Submission through EasyChair requires that an account in the system be created by a prospective author first. In order to create a new account, select the "I have no EasyChair account" option and follow the instructions given.

PAPER SUBMISSION BY EMAIL: - Authors may submit papers by e-mail toical2013.os@gmail.com,  Ical2013.sm@gmail.com  in case they are unable to use EasyChair Conference system.

GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSION OF PAPERS

1.      Structure of the paper: Title of the paper - title should be concise and expressive of the content; a sub-title may be added if required - Name/s of author/s, Institution address, city and country - Abstract not exceeding 250 words. - Keywords up to 10 - Body of the paper - References  (APA Style);

2.      Length of paper: 3 – 10 pages (A4 size), single space, 12 point font size, Times New Roman, Word or RTF file format;

3.      Tables and Figures may be incorporated into the text of paper as close to where they are first referred;

4.      Papers may be written and presented in English. The Conference offers no provision for interpreters;

5.      Paper in language other than English language should be accompanied with  English version;

6.      Avoid using unexplained acronyms, sets of initials, and phrases not understandable to international audience;

7.      Keep to timeline to see your paper in Conference website, and inclusion in the Conference papers CD;

8.      ICAL shall have the first publication rights to papers presented at the conference;

9.      Please attach a short CV on a separate page .

  WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE

      Academic fraternity in teaching, learning and research;

       Library and Information Science professionals;

       Students and Research Scholars;

       Information Technology professionals;

       Management Professionals,  Knowledge workers;

       Policy makers,  Archivists;

       Content and knowledge managers;

       IT  & Information Service providers;

      Electronic publishing and  virtual communities

  

For all queries and further details, please contact:

ICAL 2013 Conference Secretariat
Subhash Deshmukh, Organizing Secretary,

University Librarian, Central Library,

GGS Indraprastha University,

Sector 16C - Dwarka New Delhi 110 075 (INDIA)
Phone: +91 11 25302218 Mobile:+91 9873680484 Fax:+91 11 25302111

E-mail: ical2013.os@gmail.co