INFLIBNET AND
UGC-INFONET DIGITAL LIBRARY
CONSORTIUM FOR ACCESS TO E-
RESOURCES
Dr. Manoj Kumar Sinha
Associate Professor and Head
Department of Library and Information Science
Assam University (A Central University)
Silchar-788011
Mobile- 09435231672, 09435712447
E-mail: dr_mk_sinha@yahoo.com,
mksinha1965@gmail.com,
UGC - SPONSORED LIBRARY NETWORK
INFLIBNET
(Information & Library Network), Ahmedabad
 An autonomous Inter-University Centre of the University
Grants Commission (UGC)
 It is a major National Programme initiated by the UGC in
1991 with its Head Quarters at Gujarat University
Campus, Ahmedabad. Initially started as a project under
the IUCAA in 1988;
 It became an independent Inter-University Centre in 1996
8/6/2013
2
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
3
BACKGROUND OF INFLIBNET
(INFORMATION & LIBRARY NETWORK)
 It is basically a cooperative endeavours in resource
development, sharing and its utilization at national level;
 Till date, 142 university libraries have been financed to
establish the necessary infrastructure for computerisation
of their libraries and link them through network; and
 09 Central Universities and 02 State Universities are
given Financial Assistance for Modernisation of Libraries
and Creation of Bibliographic Databases
8/6/2013
4
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
MAJOR OBJECTIVES OF INFLIBNET
 To promote and establish communication facilities to
improve capability in Information Transfer and Access
that provide support to scholarship , learning research
and academic pursuits through cooperation and
involvement of Agencies;
 To establish Information and Library Network –a
computer communication network for linking libraries
and information centres in universities, deemed to be
universities, colleges , UGC-Information centres,
Institutions of national importance, R& D institutions
etc. avoiding duplication of efforts in acquiring
resources.
8/6/2013
5
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
ACTIVITIES OF INFLIBNET
 Automation of University Libraries ;
 E-Journal Gateway and Archival Library;
 Development of Union Databases;
 SOUL 2.0 (Software for University Library);
 Human Resource Development and
Consultancy;
 IFLIBNET Repositories (Using D-sapce);
 Open Source Software and R & D; and
 Hosting of Scholarly Journals under Open
Access Programme
8/6/2013
6
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
MAJOR PROJECTS OF INFLIBNET
 UGC-INFONET Connectivity Programme;
 UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium
 UGC-INFONET : 2.0;
 Special Drive for North East and Jammu & Kashmir;
 N-LIST (The National Library and Information Infrastructure for
Scholarly Content: 6000 (12 B ) Colleges funded by the UGC will
have access to electronic resources subscribed by the UGC-
INFONET Digital Library Consortium for its members
institutions; and
 Hosting of ETD : Electronic Theses and Dissertations
8/6/2013
7
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
AUTOMATION OF UNIVERSITY
LIBRARIES
 INFLIBNET has been able to create an IT conscious
environment in University Libraries ;
 142 Universities were provided grants for
developing ICT Infrastructure for Automation and
Networking (Assam University is one of them ); and
 Gujarat University Automation Project
8/6/2013
8
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
UGC –INFONET CONNECTIVITY
PROGRAMME
 158 Universities are equipped with State –of
–Art Campus Wide Network;
 Internet Bandwidth ranging from 256 Kbps
to 4 Mbps to be given depending upon
geographical locations of the universities;
and
 Internet Bandwidth is being upgraded to 4/
10 Mbps for all universities .
8/6/2013
9
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
UGC-INFONET DIGITAL LIBRARY
CONSORTIUM
 159 Universities Covered Phase Wise ;
 More than 5000 e-journals ;
 9 Bibliographical Databases ;
 Covers almost all Disciplines (Sceince &
Technology, Humanity & Social Sciences,
Mathematics ect.)
8/6/2013
10
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
SOUL 2.0 (SOFTWARE FOR UNIVERSITY
LIBRARIES)
 INFLIBNET develops State of –the-Art Library
Management Software
 More than 1950 Institutions have procured and
installed for Library Automation;
 Available in limited (30,000/-) and Full Version
(Rs.60,000/-);
 MARC 21/ ISO 2709 format for Data Exchange ;
 RFID Compliant , Copy Cataloguing and Web OPAC
Facility;
 5-Days In-House Training and Regional Training
Programme for imparting training on SOUL Software
 Established Regional Service Centers' and SOUL
Support Cell with dedicated Helpline for
Troubleshooting
8/6/2013
11
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
UGC-INFONET 2.0 : A NETWORK
OF INDIAN UNIVERSITIES
 UGC-INFONET is an ambitious programme of UGC to
interlink all the Universities in the country with state-of-art
technology .
 The Network is being switched over to BSNL backbone w. e. f
1st April 2010 and renamed as UGC Infonet 2.0.
 ON the new scheme 10 Mbps(1:1) Leased line is being
established in 180 plus universities preferably by using Fiber
to provide Internet Services.
 INFLIBNET is responsible for executing and monitoring the
entire project. The UGC-INFONET mainly provides Internet
bandwidth, a pre-requisite for delivery of scholarly content
subscribed through the UGC-INFONET Digital Library
Consortium. The scheme has now been extended to 200
Universities and 6 Inter-University Centres of the UGC.
8/6/2013
12
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
STATUS OF 182 UNIVERSITIES AS ON
13TH AUGUST 2010
 Universities Covered : 200
 Funds Released From UGC : 182
 Link Commissioned by BSNL : 165
 North East Universities/Commissioned : 9
 New Central Universities : 12
 IUCs/Commissioned : 6
 NKN Connected Universities* : 10
 NKN Connected Universities Excluded : 5
 Temporary 2 Mbps given : 28
 New Universities added in
UGC Infonet 2.0 : 26
 Monitoring Graphs Available : 111
8/6/2013
13
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
DEVELOPMENT OF UNION DATABASES
 Book Databases : 1,17,01,946 Records from 122
Universities / Institutions;
 Theses Database: 2,14,898 Records of Doctoral Theses
from 238 Indian Universities / Institutions;
 Serials Holding Databases , 50,164 Holdings of 210
Universities ;
 Current Serials Database 22, 471 Records from 238
Universities
8/6/2013
14
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
DEVELOPMENT OF UNION DATABASES
 Experts Database : 15, 912 Records of Experts in
different diciplines ;
 Subject Expert (NISSAT) 24,143 Records;
 Research Projects : 13,466 Records of Ongoing
and Completed projects funded by Governmental
Agencies .
8/6/2013
15
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
SERVICES OF INFLIBNET
 Bibliographic Database Search Services ;
 On-line / Offline Document Delivery; Services
through Five National Centers ;
 CD-ROM Database Search Services;
 E-Resources available under UGC-INFONET
Digital Library Consortium;
 E-Resources for College Libraries under N-LIST
Programme (Some Colleges of North Eastern
Regions
 Facilitate Hosting of Open Access Scholarly
Journals from INFLIBNET Node
8/6/2013
16
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
17
E-RESOURCES AVAILABLE UNDER
UGC-INFONET DIGITAL LIBRARY
CONSORTIUM
8/6/2013
18
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
E-RESOURCES UNDER
UGC-INFONET
 09 Central and 02 State Universities are the part
of 142 Universities Chosen by INFLIBNET
Centre, Ahmedabad for access to E-Resources;
 5000 + E-Resources from 23 World Class
Publishers are available under UGC-INFONET
Digital Library Consortium for Full-Text, Abstracts
, and Table of Contents Access of E-Journals,
Databases;
 www.inflibnet.ac.in
8/6/2013
19
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
PUBLISHERS WISE DETAILS OF
E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET
 American Chemical Society (ACS): 31
Journals in Chemistry (http://pubs.acs.org )
 Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC): 27
Journals in Chemistry (http://www.rsc.org )
 Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) Chemical
Abstract Databases: (http://www.cas.org )
 Nature Publications: Nature (
http://www.nature.com)
8/6/2013
20
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET
 Institute of Physics: 36 Journals in physics including
archival access (http://www.iop.org/EJ)
 Cambridge University Press: 68 Journals from different
scientific disciplines.
 (http://journals.cambridge.org );
 Project Muse (John Hopkins University) 220 Journals in
social sciences , Humanities, and Mathematics
(http://muse.jhu.edu/journals )
 BIOSIS: Biological Abstract Databases
(http://www.biosis.org )
 Encyclopaedia Britannica (http://www.britanica.com )
 JSTOR (http://www.jstor.org )
 American Institute of Physics: 36 Journals in Physics
(http://www.aip.org )
8/6/2013
21
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET
 American Physical Society (http://www.aps.org )
 Science Online (http://www.scienceonline.org )
 Annual Reviews (http://www.annualreviews.org )
 Springer Link Journals (http://www.springerlink.com )
 Kluwer online (http://www.kluweronline.com )
 Emerald Library Science Collections
(http://www.emeraldinsight.com/ft )
 Elsevier Science-Life Science Collections
(http://www.sciencedirect.com )
 Ingenta Gateway Portal (http://gateway.ingenta.com )
 J-Gate Gateway Portal (http://www.j-gate.informindia.co.in
)
8/6/2013
22
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
23
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
24
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
25
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
26
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
27
8/6/2013
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
28
CONTRIBUTION OF INFLIBNET FOR
UNIVERSITIES OF N E REGION
 Provide Financial Assistance to all the Central and State
Universities for ICT Infrastructural Development;
 Provide SOUL Software and Support to all Universities and
Colleges on nominal Cost for Library Automation and
Networking Programme;
 Free SOUL 2.0 has been provided to all Colleges with
Training to Library Professionals at INFLIBNET Centre
Ahmadabad;
 Organise User Awareness Programmers for Faculuty ,
Research Scholars and Studenst for accessing to E-
Resources available under UGC-INFONET Digital Library
Consortium
8/6/2013
29
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
CONTRIBUTION OF INFLIBNET FOR
UNIVERSITIES OF N E REGION
 Introduce Attachment Programme for the
LIS Professionals of N E Region;
 Established SOUL- Support Centre at
Gauhati and Manipur Universities to help
solving problems of SOUL Users;
 Organise PLANNER ( Promotion of Library
Automation and Networking in North
Eastern Region ) especially for LIS
Professionals of N E Region
8/6/2013
30
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
PLANNER ORGANISED BY INFLIBNET
FOR LIS ROFESSIONALS
 1st PLANNER- NEHU , Shillong, 2003
 2nd PLANNER –Manipur Univ. : 2004
 3rd PLANNER –Assam Univ. : 2005
 4th PLANNER- Mizoram Univ. : 2006
 5th PLANNER-Gauhati Univ. : 2007
 6th PLANNER- Nagaland Univ : 2008
 7th PLANNER-Tezpur Univ. : 2010
 8th PLANNER- Sikkim University,
Gangtok : 2012
8/6/2013
31
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
E-JOURNALS USER AWARENESS
PROGRAMMERS/ TRAINING
 Invite two Professionals from each University of N E
Region to attend One Month long Training Programme for
Computerization of Library Activities ;
 Organised One/ Two Days E-Journals Users Awareness
Programmers;
 Organised SOUL Training Programmers;
 Organised Tutorials on Institutional Repositories and
Local Digital Libraries using D-Space Open Source
Software;
 Organised Training for College Library Professionals at
INFLIBNET Centre on SOUL 2.0 / Application of IT/
Computerization in Library Activities .
8/6/2013
32
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
CONCLUSION
 Library Networking by various agencies have been
momentum in the country. Amongst all other Library
Networks , INFLIBNET has been playing a significant
role for the modernization of University and College
Libraries of India in general and NE Region of India
in particular;
 Thanks to INFLIBNET for Bridging the Digital Divide ;
 We are located in remote area but we are no longer
remain electronically isolated lagging behind rest of
the country;
 Now we have ample E-Resources at our hand . We
have to optimally utilized the resources for academic
and research output converting our dreams into
reality.
8/6/2013
33
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS
THANKS
AND
HAVE A NICE DAY
8/6/2013
34
IPPLectureatDepartmentof
Commerce,AUS

Inflibnet and ugc infonet digital library consortium ipp lecture -mks

  • 1.
    INFLIBNET AND UGC-INFONET DIGITALLIBRARY CONSORTIUM FOR ACCESS TO E- RESOURCES Dr. Manoj Kumar Sinha Associate Professor and Head Department of Library and Information Science Assam University (A Central University) Silchar-788011 Mobile- 09435231672, 09435712447 E-mail: dr_mk_sinha@yahoo.com, mksinha1965@gmail.com,
  • 2.
    UGC - SPONSOREDLIBRARY NETWORK INFLIBNET (Information & Library Network), Ahmedabad  An autonomous Inter-University Centre of the University Grants Commission (UGC)  It is a major National Programme initiated by the UGC in 1991 with its Head Quarters at Gujarat University Campus, Ahmedabad. Initially started as a project under the IUCAA in 1988;  It became an independent Inter-University Centre in 1996 8/6/2013 2 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 3.
  • 4.
    BACKGROUND OF INFLIBNET (INFORMATION& LIBRARY NETWORK)  It is basically a cooperative endeavours in resource development, sharing and its utilization at national level;  Till date, 142 university libraries have been financed to establish the necessary infrastructure for computerisation of their libraries and link them through network; and  09 Central Universities and 02 State Universities are given Financial Assistance for Modernisation of Libraries and Creation of Bibliographic Databases 8/6/2013 4 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 5.
    MAJOR OBJECTIVES OFINFLIBNET  To promote and establish communication facilities to improve capability in Information Transfer and Access that provide support to scholarship , learning research and academic pursuits through cooperation and involvement of Agencies;  To establish Information and Library Network –a computer communication network for linking libraries and information centres in universities, deemed to be universities, colleges , UGC-Information centres, Institutions of national importance, R& D institutions etc. avoiding duplication of efforts in acquiring resources. 8/6/2013 5 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 6.
    ACTIVITIES OF INFLIBNET Automation of University Libraries ;  E-Journal Gateway and Archival Library;  Development of Union Databases;  SOUL 2.0 (Software for University Library);  Human Resource Development and Consultancy;  IFLIBNET Repositories (Using D-sapce);  Open Source Software and R & D; and  Hosting of Scholarly Journals under Open Access Programme 8/6/2013 6 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 7.
    MAJOR PROJECTS OFINFLIBNET  UGC-INFONET Connectivity Programme;  UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium  UGC-INFONET : 2.0;  Special Drive for North East and Jammu & Kashmir;  N-LIST (The National Library and Information Infrastructure for Scholarly Content: 6000 (12 B ) Colleges funded by the UGC will have access to electronic resources subscribed by the UGC- INFONET Digital Library Consortium for its members institutions; and  Hosting of ETD : Electronic Theses and Dissertations 8/6/2013 7 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 8.
    AUTOMATION OF UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES INFLIBNET has been able to create an IT conscious environment in University Libraries ;  142 Universities were provided grants for developing ICT Infrastructure for Automation and Networking (Assam University is one of them ); and  Gujarat University Automation Project 8/6/2013 8 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 9.
    UGC –INFONET CONNECTIVITY PROGRAMME 158 Universities are equipped with State –of –Art Campus Wide Network;  Internet Bandwidth ranging from 256 Kbps to 4 Mbps to be given depending upon geographical locations of the universities; and  Internet Bandwidth is being upgraded to 4/ 10 Mbps for all universities . 8/6/2013 9 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 10.
    UGC-INFONET DIGITAL LIBRARY CONSORTIUM 159 Universities Covered Phase Wise ;  More than 5000 e-journals ;  9 Bibliographical Databases ;  Covers almost all Disciplines (Sceince & Technology, Humanity & Social Sciences, Mathematics ect.) 8/6/2013 10 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 11.
    SOUL 2.0 (SOFTWAREFOR UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES)  INFLIBNET develops State of –the-Art Library Management Software  More than 1950 Institutions have procured and installed for Library Automation;  Available in limited (30,000/-) and Full Version (Rs.60,000/-);  MARC 21/ ISO 2709 format for Data Exchange ;  RFID Compliant , Copy Cataloguing and Web OPAC Facility;  5-Days In-House Training and Regional Training Programme for imparting training on SOUL Software  Established Regional Service Centers' and SOUL Support Cell with dedicated Helpline for Troubleshooting 8/6/2013 11 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 12.
    UGC-INFONET 2.0 :A NETWORK OF INDIAN UNIVERSITIES  UGC-INFONET is an ambitious programme of UGC to interlink all the Universities in the country with state-of-art technology .  The Network is being switched over to BSNL backbone w. e. f 1st April 2010 and renamed as UGC Infonet 2.0.  ON the new scheme 10 Mbps(1:1) Leased line is being established in 180 plus universities preferably by using Fiber to provide Internet Services.  INFLIBNET is responsible for executing and monitoring the entire project. The UGC-INFONET mainly provides Internet bandwidth, a pre-requisite for delivery of scholarly content subscribed through the UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium. The scheme has now been extended to 200 Universities and 6 Inter-University Centres of the UGC. 8/6/2013 12 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 13.
    STATUS OF 182UNIVERSITIES AS ON 13TH AUGUST 2010  Universities Covered : 200  Funds Released From UGC : 182  Link Commissioned by BSNL : 165  North East Universities/Commissioned : 9  New Central Universities : 12  IUCs/Commissioned : 6  NKN Connected Universities* : 10  NKN Connected Universities Excluded : 5  Temporary 2 Mbps given : 28  New Universities added in UGC Infonet 2.0 : 26  Monitoring Graphs Available : 111 8/6/2013 13 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 14.
    DEVELOPMENT OF UNIONDATABASES  Book Databases : 1,17,01,946 Records from 122 Universities / Institutions;  Theses Database: 2,14,898 Records of Doctoral Theses from 238 Indian Universities / Institutions;  Serials Holding Databases , 50,164 Holdings of 210 Universities ;  Current Serials Database 22, 471 Records from 238 Universities 8/6/2013 14 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 15.
    DEVELOPMENT OF UNIONDATABASES  Experts Database : 15, 912 Records of Experts in different diciplines ;  Subject Expert (NISSAT) 24,143 Records;  Research Projects : 13,466 Records of Ongoing and Completed projects funded by Governmental Agencies . 8/6/2013 15 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 16.
    SERVICES OF INFLIBNET Bibliographic Database Search Services ;  On-line / Offline Document Delivery; Services through Five National Centers ;  CD-ROM Database Search Services;  E-Resources available under UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium;  E-Resources for College Libraries under N-LIST Programme (Some Colleges of North Eastern Regions  Facilitate Hosting of Open Access Scholarly Journals from INFLIBNET Node 8/6/2013 16 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 17.
  • 18.
    E-RESOURCES AVAILABLE UNDER UGC-INFONETDIGITAL LIBRARY CONSORTIUM 8/6/2013 18 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 19.
    E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET  09Central and 02 State Universities are the part of 142 Universities Chosen by INFLIBNET Centre, Ahmedabad for access to E-Resources;  5000 + E-Resources from 23 World Class Publishers are available under UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium for Full-Text, Abstracts , and Table of Contents Access of E-Journals, Databases;  www.inflibnet.ac.in 8/6/2013 19 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 20.
    PUBLISHERS WISE DETAILSOF E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET  American Chemical Society (ACS): 31 Journals in Chemistry (http://pubs.acs.org )  Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC): 27 Journals in Chemistry (http://www.rsc.org )  Chemical Abstract Service (CAS) Chemical Abstract Databases: (http://www.cas.org )  Nature Publications: Nature ( http://www.nature.com) 8/6/2013 20 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 21.
    E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET Institute of Physics: 36 Journals in physics including archival access (http://www.iop.org/EJ)  Cambridge University Press: 68 Journals from different scientific disciplines.  (http://journals.cambridge.org );  Project Muse (John Hopkins University) 220 Journals in social sciences , Humanities, and Mathematics (http://muse.jhu.edu/journals )  BIOSIS: Biological Abstract Databases (http://www.biosis.org )  Encyclopaedia Britannica (http://www.britanica.com )  JSTOR (http://www.jstor.org )  American Institute of Physics: 36 Journals in Physics (http://www.aip.org ) 8/6/2013 21 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 22.
    E-RESOURCES UNDER UGC-INFONET American Physical Society (http://www.aps.org )  Science Online (http://www.scienceonline.org )  Annual Reviews (http://www.annualreviews.org )  Springer Link Journals (http://www.springerlink.com )  Kluwer online (http://www.kluweronline.com )  Emerald Library Science Collections (http://www.emeraldinsight.com/ft )  Elsevier Science-Life Science Collections (http://www.sciencedirect.com )  Ingenta Gateway Portal (http://gateway.ingenta.com )  J-Gate Gateway Portal (http://www.j-gate.informindia.co.in ) 8/6/2013 22 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 23.
  • 24.
  • 25.
  • 26.
  • 27.
  • 28.
  • 29.
    CONTRIBUTION OF INFLIBNETFOR UNIVERSITIES OF N E REGION  Provide Financial Assistance to all the Central and State Universities for ICT Infrastructural Development;  Provide SOUL Software and Support to all Universities and Colleges on nominal Cost for Library Automation and Networking Programme;  Free SOUL 2.0 has been provided to all Colleges with Training to Library Professionals at INFLIBNET Centre Ahmadabad;  Organise User Awareness Programmers for Faculuty , Research Scholars and Studenst for accessing to E- Resources available under UGC-INFONET Digital Library Consortium 8/6/2013 29 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 30.
    CONTRIBUTION OF INFLIBNETFOR UNIVERSITIES OF N E REGION  Introduce Attachment Programme for the LIS Professionals of N E Region;  Established SOUL- Support Centre at Gauhati and Manipur Universities to help solving problems of SOUL Users;  Organise PLANNER ( Promotion of Library Automation and Networking in North Eastern Region ) especially for LIS Professionals of N E Region 8/6/2013 30 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 31.
    PLANNER ORGANISED BYINFLIBNET FOR LIS ROFESSIONALS  1st PLANNER- NEHU , Shillong, 2003  2nd PLANNER –Manipur Univ. : 2004  3rd PLANNER –Assam Univ. : 2005  4th PLANNER- Mizoram Univ. : 2006  5th PLANNER-Gauhati Univ. : 2007  6th PLANNER- Nagaland Univ : 2008  7th PLANNER-Tezpur Univ. : 2010  8th PLANNER- Sikkim University, Gangtok : 2012 8/6/2013 31 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 32.
    E-JOURNALS USER AWARENESS PROGRAMMERS/TRAINING  Invite two Professionals from each University of N E Region to attend One Month long Training Programme for Computerization of Library Activities ;  Organised One/ Two Days E-Journals Users Awareness Programmers;  Organised SOUL Training Programmers;  Organised Tutorials on Institutional Repositories and Local Digital Libraries using D-Space Open Source Software;  Organised Training for College Library Professionals at INFLIBNET Centre on SOUL 2.0 / Application of IT/ Computerization in Library Activities . 8/6/2013 32 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 33.
    CONCLUSION  Library Networkingby various agencies have been momentum in the country. Amongst all other Library Networks , INFLIBNET has been playing a significant role for the modernization of University and College Libraries of India in general and NE Region of India in particular;  Thanks to INFLIBNET for Bridging the Digital Divide ;  We are located in remote area but we are no longer remain electronically isolated lagging behind rest of the country;  Now we have ample E-Resources at our hand . We have to optimally utilized the resources for academic and research output converting our dreams into reality. 8/6/2013 33 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS
  • 34.
    THANKS AND HAVE A NICEDAY 8/6/2013 34 IPPLectureatDepartmentof Commerce,AUS