Libraries In The Knowledge Economy

Libraries In The Knowledge Economy

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  LIBRARIES IN THEKNOWLEDGE ECONOMY Presented by Preeti Pandey Librarian INC
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  “ Knowledge Economyas one that creates, disseminates, and uses knowledge to enhance its growth and development.” - World Bank Institute
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  Main Drivers ofKnowledge Economy Globalization Technological Advance and ICT Information and Knowledge recognition of its importance in the Economy
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  Major barrier ofEffective use of Knowledge Information Explosion Source Illiteracy Skills Negative Aspect of Knowledge Sharing
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  Knowledge Management inLibraries Internal Knowledge External Knowledge
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  Internal Knowledge DevelopOPAC having proper and comprehensive keywords. Develop bibliographic database of articles of Journals and Magazine. Develop Database of articles published in composite books Prepare e-clipping of current news from the newspaper and magazines.
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  External Knowledge OrganizedKnowledge Scattered Knowledge
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  Organized Knowledge DocumentCopy Supply Service ( NISCAIR, INFLIBNET, SNDT, BLDSC) Personalized information service ( Abstract and Photocopy service) E-journals / Open Access Journals. Databases Consortia ( UGC Infonet and J-gate ) Digital Library
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  Scattered knowledge OtherLibraries. Internet.
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  Resource Sharing andNetworking it is very common for libraries to be a member of several consortia at the same time for various types of cooperative work and resources sharing. The best examples of these are the OCLC Online Computer Library Center.
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  Information Technology DevelopmentIn Present scenario knowledge management system in Library should be library built on existing computer and information technology infrastructures, including upgraded intranet, and Internet, and available software programs to facilitate the capture, analysis, organization, storage, and sharing of internal and external information resources for effective knowledge exchange among users, resource persons, publishers, government agencies, businesses and industries, and other organizations via multiple channels and layers.
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  Role of Librarianin this Knowledge Economy Era Librarians support academics in the creation of knowledge  by  developing  and  using  systems and tools to support and facilitate the identification, capture and use of knowledge Librarians work with IT staff as collaborators who have expertise in technology platforms to share knowledge. Learning technology and professional development staff have expertise in the sharing of tacit knowledge as well as the conversion of both explicit and tacit knowledge within the learning environment.
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  Quality of theLibrarian in this knowledge Economy Era Technical Skills : Organize, Categories and disseminate relevant information to users. Find, locate and Summarize relevant Knowledge Identify, develop, build and create relevant knowledge. Deep subject knowledge. Deep knowledge of the individual field where he/she work. Soft Skills: People Management Personal Development Intelligent Proactive and Dynamic Passion Influencing Adoptable Credible and Confident
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