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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Librarian Vacancy at Vidya Sanskaar Int. Public School, Machohally Gate, Bangalore, Karnataka
Job Location: Bangalore, Karnataka
Last Date: 05 Feb 2013
Mail resume at: vidyasanskaar@gmail.com
Published on 30 January 2013
Deccan Herald
Librarian Vacancy at St. Benedict's School, Kengeri, Bangalore, Karnataka
Job Location: Bangalore
Mail resume at: stbenedictscbse@gmail.com
Published on 30 January 2013
Deccan Herald
Librarian Vacancy at New Baldwin School, Bangalore
Job Location: Bangalore
Mail resume at : newbaldwinschool@gmail.com
Published on 30 January 2013
Deccan Herald
VACANCY OF LIBRARIAN AT CHIREC, HYDERABAD
Job Location: Hyderabad
Mail resume at : hr@chirec.ac.in
Last Date: 06 Feb 2013
Published at Library Soup on 30 January 2013
VACANCY OF LIBRARIAN AND ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN AT B. A. COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, JAMSHEDPUR
Job Location: Jamshedpur, Jharkhand
Mail resume at: chairman@bacet.ac.in
Last Date: 15 Feb 2013
Published at Library Soup on 30 January 2013
WALK-IN-INTERVIEW FOR THE POST OF LIBRARIAN (2) AT SRM UNIERSITY, SONEPAT, HARYANA
Job Location: Sonepat, Haryana
Mail resume at : ao@srmuniversity.ac.in
Published at Library Soup on 30 January 2013
VACANCY OF LIBRARIAN AT JAYPEE PUBLIC SCHOOLS, NOIDA AND GREATOR NOIDA
Job Location: Noida and Greater Noida (NCR-Region)
Last Date: 09 Feb 2013
Mail resume at: garima.chhabra@jalindia.co.in
Published at Library Soup on 30 January 2013
Library Assistant at NIFT, Jodhpur on contract basis
National Institute of Fashion Technology, Jodhpur
(Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India)
Recruitment of Administrative staff on Contract Basis
Applications are invited in the prescribed format for filling up of various posts in National Institute of Fashion Technology, Jodhpur Centre, as detailed below :
Pay Band :5200-20200
Grade Pay: 1900
No. of Posts: 01 (UR)
Number of vacancies may be reduced or increased at the discretion of NIFT.
· All appointments are on Contract basis. The details of the above posts such as eligibility criteria, prescribed fee and procedure for submission of application are available at our website (http://www.nift.ac.in/jodhpur). Applications in the prescribed Performa should be addressed to the Director, National Institute of Fashion Technology, NIFT Campus, Inside Sojati Gate, Jodhpur. The last date of receipt of the applications is Feb. 21, 2013 (Thursday).
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Published on Library Soup on 30th January 2013
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Collaboration in Collections: Libraries, Users and Information Providers: Call for Papers for ACD Section at IFLA 2013 in Singapore
World Library and
Information Congress 2013
Acquisitions and Collection Development Section
79th IFLA General Congress and Assembly
Singapore
17-23 August 2013
Conference Theme: Future Libraries: Infinite Possibilities
http://www.i fla.org/acqu isition-coll ection-devel opment
The Section’s 2 hour Open Session is: Collaboration in Collections: Libraries, Users and Information Providers
Building and maintaining relevant collections requires innovation in these challenging times as libraries establish a greater digital footprint and explore different channels of scholarly communication and information delivery.? Working together with publishers and vendors to find ways to meet the diverse expectations and needs of library users demands new models of communication, programming, organizational infrastructure, reliance on multiple and changing technologies, and accompanying services.? This Open Session will emphasize how innovation and collaboration within libraries, among users and with the publishing and provider community will advance the role of collections.
Suggested subthemes, with a focus on innovation and best practices for potential speakers to consider:
Responding to users’ expectations how & when?
Role of Open Access
Impact of eResources, challenges with acquisitions, licensing, pricing, perpetuity, use
Cooperative collection development
Resource relevance
Relationships with information providers
Collection assessment
Selection and de-selection
Discovery of collections
Promoting collections
The section invites speakers from all library environments (academic, public, government, school, special) who can address any of these themes in a 15 minute presentation at the WLIC meeting.? The goal is to create a diverse program of 4-5 speakers representing libraries from different parts of the world who have different experiences to share. Proposed papers must be original and not have been published elsewhere. It is hoped that all presenters will be able to prepare a formal paper, as well as a PowerPoint presentation; however IFLA realizes that it may be impractical to require that every speaker prepare a formal paper and PowerPoint slides. If that is the case, those speakers must prepare a substantial abstract, including references with URLs and bibliographies to accompany their presentation. All selected papers will have abstracts and links to full papers on the conference website. Presentations can be made in any of the official IFLA
languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, but an accompanying translation of all papers into English must be provided. Discussion at the conclusion of the presentations will be highly encouraged.
Important Dates with which to comply: 31 January 2013
79th IFLA General Congress and Assembly
Singapore
17-23 August 2013
Conference Theme: Future Libraries: Infinite Possibilities
http://www.i
The Section’s 2 hour Open Session is: Collaboration in Collections: Libraries, Users and Information Providers
Building and maintaining relevant collections requires innovation in these challenging times as libraries establish a greater digital footprint and explore different channels of scholarly communication and information delivery.? Working together with publishers and vendors to find ways to meet the diverse expectations and needs of library users demands new models of communication, programming, organizational infrastructure, reliance on multiple and changing technologies, and accompanying services.? This Open Session will emphasize how innovation and collaboration within libraries, among users and with the publishing and provider community will advance the role of collections.
Suggested subthemes, with a focus on innovation and best practices for potential speakers to consider:
Responding to users’ expectations how & when?
Role of Open Access
Impact of eResources, challenges with acquisitions, licensing, pricing, perpetuity, use
Cooperative collection development
Resource relevance
Relationships with information providers
Collection assessment
Selection and de-selection
Discovery of collections
Promoting collections
The section invites speakers from all library environments (academic, public, government, school, special) who can address any of these themes in a 15 minute presentation at the WLIC meeting.? The goal is to create a diverse program of 4-5 speakers representing libraries from different parts of the world who have different experiences to share. Proposed papers must be original and not have been published elsewhere. It is hoped that all presenters will be able to prepare a formal paper, as well as a PowerPoint presentation; however IFLA realizes that it may be impractical to require that every speaker prepare a formal paper and PowerPoint slides. If that is the case, those speakers must prepare a substantial abstract, including references with URLs and bibliographies to accompany their presentation. All selected papers will have abstracts and links to full papers on the conference website. Presentations can be made in any of the official IFLA
languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, but an accompanying translation of all papers into English must be provided. Discussion at the conclusion of the presentations will be highly encouraged.
Important Dates with which to comply: 31 January 2013
Deadline for submitting
300 word proposals for papers and presentations, or substantial abstracts of
500 words if no paper will be prepared, plus a very brief biographical
statement of speaker(s) Information should include: title of presentation;
subthemes that it addresses, abstract, all authors, noting likely presenter;
institutional affiliations; contact information, including all email addresses
28 February 2013 Announcement of final program and communication with all who submit proposals.? IFLA HQ notified of outcome from call.
1 May 2013 Deadline for submission of final paper.? Papers should be no more than 3,000 words and papers can be submitted in any of the official IFLA languages: Arabic, Chinese, Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Russian, but an accompanying translation of all papers into English must be provided. Attempts will be made to provide translations into other official languages
30 June 2013 Deadline for all PowerPoint presentations from Speakers
June/July 2013. All speakers will be notified of the time of the program.
All proposals will be reviewed by a jury composed of members of the Acquisitions and Collection Development Section.
Please note that unfortunately, there are no funds to assist with your attendance at WLIC 2013. Please also note that in accordance with IFLA’s Open Access Statement, all papers that are presented at the WLIC 2013 should be available under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.
All submissions and any questions should be sent via email in a MS Word attachment to Julia Gelfand (jgelfand@uci .edu) by 31 January
2013. The receipt of all submissions will be acknowledged.
28 February 2013 Announcement of final program and communication with all who submit proposals.? IFLA HQ notified of outcome from call.
1 May 2013 Deadline for submission of final paper.? Papers should be no more than 3,000 words and papers can be submitted in any of the official IFLA languages: Arabic, Chinese, Chinese, French, German, Spanish, Russian, but an accompanying translation of all papers into English must be provided. Attempts will be made to provide translations into other official languages
30 June 2013 Deadline for all PowerPoint presentations from Speakers
June/July 2013. All speakers will be notified of the time of the program.
All proposals will be reviewed by a jury composed of members of the Acquisitions and Collection Development Section.
Please note that unfortunately, there are no funds to assist with your attendance at WLIC 2013. Please also note that in accordance with IFLA’s Open Access Statement, all papers that are presented at the WLIC 2013 should be available under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 license.
All submissions and any questions should be sent via email in a MS Word attachment to Julia Gelfand (jgelfand@uci
Please note that, the last
date for proposal submissions is extended to February 15th, 2013.
Details from: [LIS-Forum]
The Third Asian Conference on Literature and Librarianship Conference - LibrAsia 2013
LibrAsia 2013 - The Third Asian Conference on Literature and Librarianship Conference
4th to 7th April 2013
Osaka, Japan
LibrAsia 2013 - The Third Asian Conference on Literature and Librarianship is an international and interdisciplinary conference organized by IAFOR and its global university affiliates. CFP Deadline December 1, 2012 (Held with ACAH 2013)
Organized by: The International Academic Forum (IAFOR), in partnership with its global university affiliates
Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 1st February 2013
Contact person: Kiyoshi Mana
For more details: http://librasia.iafor.org
4th to 7th April 2013
Osaka, Japan
LibrAsia 2013 - The Third Asian Conference on Literature and Librarianship is an international and interdisciplinary conference organized by IAFOR and its global university affiliates. CFP Deadline December 1, 2012 (Held with ACAH 2013)
Organized by: The International Academic Forum (IAFOR), in partnership with its global university affiliates
Deadline for abstracts/proposals: 1st February 2013
Contact person: Kiyoshi Mana
For more details: http://librasia.iafor.org
Monday, January 28, 2013
Required Library Assistant at Cambridge School, Noida
Qualification :
Graduate/Post Graduate in Library Science.School Detail :
The candidates should be qualified as per C.B.S.E. rules. For all the above positions fluency in English is a must. Computer Literacy is an added advantage. Trained & experienced candidates may post their detailed resume to the Principal within 7 days. School reserves the right to call only short-listed candidates for interview.
School Address : Cambridge School Sector - 27, Noida, Ph : 0120-2523645, 2523838,
Email : careers.csn@gmail.com
This Job was advertised in Shine jobs - HT's career supplement on 22 January 2013
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