Building a Patron-Driven E-Library in Era of Limited Resources
Course Description
During
the print era, academic library collections were built with physical objects,
and therefore had to be anticipatory in nature. That is to say, the only
effective way to meet academic needs was to have the physical objects (books
and journals) waiting on shelves before patrons knew that they would be needed.
This
meant that collections had to be built using a combination of speculation
(“what will our patrons need?”) and professional expertise (“what constitutes a
good collection?”). in the online era, when scholarly information is no longer
delivered primarily by means of physical objects; it is now possible to give
patrons access to books that have not yet been purchased, and to purchase them
only when need has been demonstrated by actual use.
As
a result of the new development and current needs, it is imperative that we
equip the staffs of higher institutions to cope with challenges affecting
e-libraries in higher Institution.
Workshop
Profile
Overview of Open Access and
digital repositories: definitions, repository frameworks, important global
initiatives
Strategic planning for Open
Access and repositories
Local usage measurement tools
COUNTER Usage Statistics
Impact, relevancy and
popularity
Electronic Resource Management
tools
How to use e-library
The e-Future Challenge
Experiences with E-Learning in
Academic Education
Emerging Standards in
E-learning
Practice Sessions
Syndicate Sessions
Who
Should Attend?
Librarians, Library Officers,
Lecturers, ICT staff etc in Universities, Polytechnics,
Colleges of Education and other
organisations.
Methodology
This course is designed to be
interactive and participatory. It includes various learning tools to enable participants to function effectively and
efficiently in a multilateral environment.
Accommodation:
This workshop is non-residential. Participants are to
lodge in hotels of their choice near the workshop centre. A list of these
Hotels will be provided on request
Here is what members who attended E-library Management Courses said
Chris Shuaibu Kuh
Chief Library Officer, Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology
It is quite interesting and knowledgeable and the content of the papers
are sound
Aliyu Muhammed
Chief Library Officer, Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology
Itis a very organized program
with a good hospitality and conducivelearning environment
Lawal Muhammed Abdulkadir
Chief Library Officer, Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology
I really appreciate the conference and the next time I will choose you
for my training
Mrs Olabisi F. Adesina
Electronic Librarian, University Of Ilorin,
-The
organizers of this conference have been wonderful; the course contents are rich
and well delivered, the environment is also an enabling one while they did
their best to make participants comfortable.
-The
conference was educative and informative, kudos to the facilitators, I hope to
maximize and use the knowledge to pilot the affairs of my library
-The
facilitators were able to use the emergence of electronic information resources
to meet the expectations of the participants.
Kanu Chidi
Librarian, Michael Okpara University Of Agric, Umudike
-A
big thanks to the facilitator, he made his lectures very interesting and
practical. More of his likes should be invited yearly.
-The
topics discussed were very interesting and relevant to our different workplaces
and relevant ideas were exchanged.
Abubakar S. Ruma
Senior Librarian, Energy Commission of Nigeria
-The
conference has enhanced my productivity and experience in terms of metadata
Kehboh Tarela
Principal Librarian, College Of Education, Sagbama, Bayelsa State
-The
conference has helped me in my present work by informing management on the need
for E-library facilities in our organization
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