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    Author
    Majumder, Apurba Jyoti
    Bose, Sharmila
    Issue Date
    2008
    Submitted date
    2009-03-26
    Keywords
    Internet
    Academic Libraries
    Libraries
    Electronic Publishing
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    internet
    LIS education
    information
    
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    Impact of Internet on LIS Education & Role of Future Librarians 2008,
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10150/105483
    Abstract
    Internet is the buzzword for today's information community. The www is threatening to replace the traditional library system. The only way to survival of the library professionals is to adapt themselves to the new technologies and become cyber- librarian. The information superhighway has imposed a challenge to the existing information professionals to provide information exhaustively and timely. The librarians should keep themselves upto- date every moment with the new developments and to meet the diversified queries of the new generation users. This paper gives a brief idea about the impact of internet on LIS education and its utility in libraries.
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    en
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