Browsing by Author "Prasad, H N"

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    Access to Digital Resources Using Internet At Banaras Hindu University : A Survey
    (INFLIBNET Centre, 2001-03) Prasad, H N; Singh, Suchita
    This paper presents the analysis of the survey of Internet users at Banaras Hindu University. It examines various aspects of Internet use like frequency, purpose, facilities etc. Problems faced by Internet users in accessing digital resources are presented. Authors suggest that university libraries should organise Internet users training programme to ensure better exploitation of digital information available world wide.
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    Blogs Application in Developing Library and Information Services
    (INFLIBNET Center3, 2008-02-28) Prasad, H N; Singh, Shuchita
    The paper discusses the importance of blogs as a tool for communicating information to the users community.Presents the developments relating to blog technology and usage. Examines the blog applications in libraries. Disccusses the users’ expectations. Presents the Indian scenario of the web logs in Libraries of India. Analyses the different applications of web logs in Indian universities and IIT libraries
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    Internet based Communication among Scientists
    (INFLIBNET Centre, 2002-02) Prasad, H N; Singh, Shuchita
    Presents the study relating to the use of the Internet (e-mail service) by scientists working in areas of Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology and its impact on their collaborative efforts and productivity. Concludes that the findings support the hypothesis that e-mail use has a positive impact on the productivity of the scientists.
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    Scholarly Communication Through Open Access
    (Inflibnet centre, 2007-02-08) Prasad, H N; Mukherjee, Bhaskar
    Discusses the very term Open Access (OA) as given by Budapest Open Access Initiative, Public Library of Science. Mentions the development of OA and the role of various global initiatives in this regard. Highlights the various types of Open access that are predominantly known. Critically discussed the existing models of OA and proposed a functional model which includes all important issues like peer-reviewing, archiving as well as finance.