The readers may browse the following issues which are on display:
Computer Science
IEEE Internet Computing
12(6); 1 Nov,2008 31 Dec,2009
Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering
22(6); 1 Nov-31 Dec,2008
Education
Higher Education Policy
21(4); 1 Oct-31 Dec,2008
Humanities
Saakshatkaar
348; 1 Dec-31 Dec,2008
The Times Higher Education Supplement
1883; 12 Feb-18 Feb,2009
Law
SEBI and Corporate Law
89(7); 16 Feb-22 Feb,2009
Mathematics
Bulletin of Calcutta Mathematical Society
100(5); 1 Sep-31 Oct,2008
100(6); 1 Nov-31 Dec,2008
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
4 comments:
Instead of just providing bibliographical details of latest arrivals in the serials, provide some abstract level information/table of content, so that it will be more useful for researchers as well as for users.
Rupali
AIS (2006-2008)
NISCAIR, New Delhi
Library can start an RTA section where RTAs can send their work in both digital & paper form. All this material should be copyrighted.
This will help them share their work with peers. Reviews should also be accepted from everyone.
Miss. Nidhi Chopra
RTA, SOCIS, IGNOU
I have a suggestion that access to libraries should be made ubiquitous i.e. anytime, anywhere access to RTAs of all the schools. This can be done by assigning a unique user name / login-id, password to each RTA. Then RTAs' can access the digital libraries when they goto other states for conferences. Other than that they may be provided with personal accounts on the digital libraries' websites if possible or found suitable. Such personal memberships will allow them to download some softwares as well from these websites.
Miss. Nidhi Chopra
RTA, SOCIS, IGNOU
Post a Comment