CONTENTS S BLOCK - I: LIBRARY AS A SOCIAL INSTITUTION 1 Unit-1: Role of Library in Society 2-11 Unit-2: Five laws of Library Science 12-27 Unit-3: LIS Profession 28-40 BLOCK - Il: DEVELOPMENT OF LIBRARY 41 Unit-4: Libraries - Ancient and Medieval 42-55 Unit-5: Library Development in India 56-78 Unit-6: Types of Libraries and their functions 79 - 102 BLOCK ~ Ill: LIBRARY LEGISLATION & OTHER ACTS 103 Unit-7: Library Legislation in India 104-121 Unit-8: Press and Registration of Book Act; Delivery of Books and Newspaper Act & Copy Right Act 122-136 Unit-9 : Right to Information Act, 2005 & IT. Act, 2000 137-146 BLOCK — IV: LIBRARY ORGANISATION & ASSOCIATION Unit - 10: Role of International & National Organisations: UNESCO, IFLA, FID, RRFL 147 - 167 Unit-11 Role of Professional Associations in India: ILA, IASLIC, APLA, ALSD, TSLA 168 - 186 Unit - 12 Role of Professional Assoiciations in Other ‘Countires: ALA, LA, CILIP, ASLIV 187 - 204HO CONTENTS Block/ Unit Title BLOCK-I: COMMUNICATION AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Unit-1: Introduction to Communications and Public Relations Unit-2: Public Relations as a Strategic Management Function Unit-3: Corporate Public Relations BLOCK-II STAKEHOLDER RELATIONSHIPS Unit-4: Stakeholder Relations Unit-5: Qualities and Functions of PR Personnel BLOCK-IIL MEDIA STRATEGY Unit-6 : Media and Public Relations Unit-7 : Media and Methods Unit-8 ; Digital Public Relations MODEL EXAMINATION QUESTION PAPER i 30 31 39 48 n 80CONTENTS S.No Title Page No. Block - I SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION Unit - 1 Scholarly Communication Basics 1-12 Unit-2: ‘Channels of Scholarly Communication 13 - 26 Block - II SCHOLARLY WRITING Unit-3.: ‘Writing for Scholarly Journals 27-34 Unit-4 0: Information Consolidation 35-47 Unit-5 : Referencing & Citation Styles 48-59 Block - I TRENDS IN SCHOLARLY COMMUNICATION Unit-6 : Copyright, Fairuse & Plagiarism 60-70 Unit-7 : Open Access 71+ 84 Unit-8 : Role of Libraries in Scholarly Communication 85 - 95 Unit-9 : Current Trends & Future of ‘Scholarly Communication 96 - 105OI sons] [eortpg pue ede ‘TeIoos - souresqry esi’ =: 71-3 oer ssooorguoneznisiq =: 11-IN sil SoeIQrT [eS OV uononponuy =— =: QT-I, Lut SAAVAAIT TVLISIG :1-190718 vol SyoMIN AreIqrT 26300 06 vopeuoMY AsBIqrT 403 arEMYos ssn ua vopemony Aresqr] :.4m9 9% NOLLVWOLAY AUVAAIT I-HIOTE 9 suopeonddy youre yy 293m, ws pmo Uy oy Buyoreag pure Smsmorg, eran, Ip soseg yousoTUy tpn, or SNOILVOTIddV LANADLNI :-39018 o¢ suoneonddy Agojouyoo |, uopmuLoguy emp, sl areMYoS pue orempreH] :ABojouyoo], oH wULLOJU] zm, 7 —_ SosLeweseYD pue syusuodwoD ‘uoRUYeC :ABojouypal, uoRreULOyUT ama 10 ADSOTONHOAL NOLLVWHOANI AO SOISV : FMDOTE seg eRLL IN AP01g SIND.LNODPART -1 Block - I Unit-1 Unit-2 Unit - 3 Block - 1 Unit -4 Unit - 5 Unit -6 PART - IT Block - IIT Unit-7 Unit-8 Unit - 9 Block - IV Unit- 10 Unit - 11 Unit-12 Unit - 13 CONTENTS LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION - THEORY THEORY OF CLASSIFICATION Need and Purpose of Library Classification ‘Species and Schemes of General Classification General Theory of Library Classification NOTATION SYSTEM Notation, Devices and Mnemonics Call Nunaber, Book Number and Collection Number DDC; UDC & CC LIBRARY CLASSIFICATION - PRACTICE CLASSIFICATION OF DOCUMENTS BY DDC (23" EDITION) Introduction to DDC 23" Edition Ascertaining Specific Subject of a document; Use of relative Index Class number building practices USE OF TABLES & MULTIPLE SYNTHESIS Use of Table—1: Standard Subdivisions Use of Table — 2 : Areas, Geographic, Historical Periods, Biography ‘ Use of Table~3: Subdivisions for the Arts, For individual literature, For Specific Literature Forums Use of Table—4 to 6: Subdivisions of individual Languages, Ethnic & Nation Groups and Languages Multiple Synthesis and Order of Preference ANNEXURE - I 3-18 19-32 33-45, 47 - 62 63 ~ 82 83-112. 113 114 115-127 128-141 142-155 156 157-172 173-199 200 - 221 222-248 249-258BLOCK ~ II: STANDARDS AND ‘TRENDS IN CATALOGUING 67 Unit -4: Unit -5:; Unit -6; BLOCK, Unit-7: Unit - 8 ; Unit-9: Unit - 10: Unit- 11: Unit - 12 Unit - 13 Choice and Rendering of Names 69-96 Standards for Bibliographic Description 97-116 Recent trends in Cataloguing 117-130 i: CATALOGUING OF DOCUMENTS USING AACR2R (PRINT MATERIAL) 131 Introduction to Cataloguing Practice with AARC2R 133-162 works under Editorial Direction ; 163-192 Corporate Bodies 193-220 Uniform Titles, Anonymous works and Serials 221-249 BLOCK - IV: CATALOGUING OF DOCUMENTS USING AACR2R (NON BOOK MATERIALS) 251 Introduction to Cataloguing of Non-Book Materials 253 - 260 Cartographic Materials and Manuscripts 261-283 Motion Pictures and Video Recordings 284-326 Unit -14; Microforms and Electronic Resources 327-358CONTENTS BLOCK / Unit Title Page BLOCK — I: MANAGEMENT PRINCIPLES AND ORGANIZATION 1 Unit - 1 : General Principles of Management and their eee 2425 in Libraries Unit - 2 : Organizational Structure of Libraries 26-37 Unit - 3 : Library Buildings, Furniture and Equipment 38-59 BLOCK - I: LIBRARY GOVERNANCE 60 Unit - 4 : Library Rules, Regulations and Committees 61-86 Unit - 5 ; Human Resource Planning & Management 87-108 Unit - 6 : Financial Management 109-126 Unit - 7 : Library Statistics and Annual Reports 127-150 BLOCK - III: COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT 155 Unit - 8 : Book Selection and Acquisition 156-185 Unit - 9 : Selection and Acquisition of Electronic Resources 186-196 BLOCK - IV: CIRCULATION AND MAINTENANCE 197 Unit - 10 : Technical Processing and Serials Control 198-227 Unit - 11 : Circulation Work and Methods 228-253 Unit - 12 : Maintenance, Shelving, Stock Verification and Weeding 254-280 Unit— 13 ; Conservation and Preservation 281-304CONTENTS BLOCK / Unit Title Block-I SCIENCE INFORMATION Unit-1 Science Information System - An Overview G3 Binneisa i Seleuge and Testa lgestsiae Unit-3 ‘National & Intefnational Organizations & Their Activities Block-II E-RESOURCES - I Unit-4_ E-Books Unit-5 E-Journals Unit-6 — Electronic Databases Unit-7 Reports, Patents, Standards, Block-I] METRICS & CITATIONS Unit-8 Bibliometrics to Altmetrics Unit-9 Citation Indexes Block-IV EMERGING TRENDS Unit-10 Big Data Unit-11 Institutional Repositories Unit-12 E Resources and Challenges for Librarians 2-16 17-25 26 -46 "7 48 - 60 61-73 74-83 84-103 104 105 - 122 123 - 136 137 138- 150 151-158 159- 165CONTENTS BLOCK / Unit Title eo Page Block-I;_ INFORMATION SOURCES -I z 1 Unit-l: Information Sources — Introduction 221 Unit-2: Dictionaries & Encyclopedias 22-58 Unit-3: Yearbooks, almanacs, directories and statistical sources 59-83 Block-I; INFORMATION SOURCES-II 84 Unit-4: Biographical and Geographical Information Sources | 85-107 Unit-5: Current event sources, handbooks & manuals 108-123 Unit-6: Bibliographies - Types, Bibliographic Control 124-149 Block-Il:_ INFORMATION SERVICES 150 Unit-7: Introduction to Information Services 151-180 Unit-8: Indexing and Abstracting Services 181-198 Unit-9; Information Alert Services 199-219 Unit-10; Document Delivery Services 220-245 BLOCK.IV: USER STUDIES 246 Unit-Il: User Needs & User Education 247-258 Unit-12: Information Literacy 259-269CONTENTS BLOCK / Unit Title Page Block-I SOCIAL SCIENCE INFORMATION 1 Unit-1: Information Explosion 2-10 Unit-2: Publishing in Social Science & Humanities 11-21 Unit-3: National & International Organizations & their activities 22-37 Block-II_ _E-RESOURCES 38 Unit-4: E-Books 39-52 Unit-s: E-Journals 53-66 Unit-6: Electronic Databases 67-17 Unit-7: Reports, Newspaper, Standards 78-95 Block-IIl METRICS & CITATIONS 96 Unit-8: Bibliometrics; Altmetrics 97-114 Unit-9: Citation Indexes 115-126 Block-IV EMERGING TRENDS 128 Unit-10: Big Data 129-143 Unit-11; Institutional Repositories & Digital Libraries 144-151 Unit-12: Opportunities and Challenges for Librarians 152-159