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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 229 ICT In Libraries Practical Assignment

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 229 ICT In Libraries Practical Assignment

General Instructions:

i. You are required to do the practical assignment in the Study Centre. Evaluation of the assignment will be done by the Counsellor/ Practical Supervisor.

ii. Make Screen Captures for all the answers and save them in one file. The Counsellor/Practical Supervisor will evaluate these screen captures and give marks accordingly.

iii. All questions are compulsory.

I) In Koha do the following activities:

a. Create 2 vendors with full details.

b. Place order for around 4 titles.

c. Enter the data of these 4 titles in the cataloguing module.

d. Create 4 patrons with required details.

e. Check out 2 books to one of the patrons. (20)

II) Install GSDL software, upload around ten documents comprising pdf, doc, ppt files. Enter the detail metadata for each document and publish the collection for a CD.

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 229 ICT In Libraries Practical Assignment

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 229 ICT In Libraries

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 229 ICT In Libraries

Note: Answer all questions

II) Answer the following questions in not more than 250 words each.

1) What is freeware ILSS? Describe some of these.

2) Explain the workflow of automated serials control systems.

3) Describe in brief the features of National Digital Library.

III) Write short notes on the following questions in not more than 150 words each.

1) Audio/ Video Streaming

2) Steps in DSpace installation

3) 5 th Generation ILS

4) OSS packages

5) LAMP architecture

6) Parameters for evaluation of commercial ILSS

7) Cloud based library automation

8) Components of RFP

9) Greenstone user interface

10) Steps in library automation

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 229 ICT In Libraries

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 228 Information Products and Services

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 228 Information Products and Services

Part-1

Note: Answer all questions.

1) Answer the following questions in 250 words each.

1) What do you understand by SDI service? Explain with examples the two basic components of SDI service.

2) Differentiate between library, information center and information analysis center.

3) Describe the document delivery service provided by NISCAIR and INFLIBNET center.

2) Answer the following questions in 150 words each.

1) Explain the different methods of arranging entries in an ad hoc bibliography.

2) How will you organise newspaper clipping service in your library?

3) Define Reviews. Describe the different categories of Reviews.

4) Describe the emerging new trends in electronic document delivery service.

5) Explain the features of collaborative tools.

Part-2

1) Arrange the following given bibliographical information using the 7th edition of MLA standard.

1.1) Book

First Editor Pamela Davies

Second Editor Peter Francis

Title Victims Crime & Society

Sub Title An Introduction

Publisher Sage Publishing

Year of Publication

2017

Place of Publication India

Type of Publication Print

Other Information ISBN 9781446255902

1.2 Periodical Article

First Author Sara L. Rynes

Second Author Amy E. Colbert

Third Author Ernest H. O’Boyle

Name of the Periodical Journal of Management

Title of the Article When the “Best Available Evidence” Doesn’t Win: How

Doubts About Science and Scientists Threaten the Future of

Evidence-Based Management

Volume Number 44

Issue Number 8

Year of Publication 2018

Pages 2995-3010

Type of Publication Print

1.3 Online Newspaper Article

Name of the Newspaper The Hindustan Times

Date of the Publication 17/10/2018

Date of Retrieving/Accessing 17/10/2018

Author Manmohan Vaidya

Title of the Newspaper Clipping The RSS is a modern cultural force

Web Address http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx

Type of Publication Web

1.4 Chapter in a Book

First Editor Stephen Edgell

Second Editor Heidi Gottfried

Third Editor Edward Granter

Title of the Book The Sage Handbook of the Sociology of Work and Employment

Publisher SagePublishing

Year of Publication 2015

Place of Publication London

Title of the Chapter Global Labour Politics in the 21st Century

Sub Title of the Chapter Organising in Informal and Precarious Jobs

Author of the Chapter Jennifer Jihye Chun

Joint Author of the Chapter Rina Agarwala

Pages of the Chapter 623-645

Type of Publication Print

1.5 Government Publication

Author Government of India, Ministry of Chemical and Fertilizers

Title Bhopal Leak Disaster Scheme-1985

Publisher Government of India

Place of Publication New Delhi

Year of Publication 2015

Type of Publication Print

2) Prepare an indicative abstract of the below mentioned text in not more than 50 words.

User Groups and Types of IAC Products

Users of IAC products can be broadly categorized into six groups.Not only information requirements of each user group differ from each other, within each group different types of IAC products are needed by the users depending upon the area of their work as well as stage of that work. Even if similar type of IAC product carrying the same message e.g. creating awareness of a new technology useful for all level of users or a breakthrough in cure of some chronic disease, is to be prepared for different groups of users, the level of treatment of the subject, technical details covered, media and format of the product will be different for each group, though the message conveyed may be the same. The aspect which is equally important to be considered while preparing an IAC product is the communication aspect. The communication is a process by which information is transferred through a given channel (or channels) from a source or a sender to a destination or recipient. The process can be in both directions involving feedback from the recipient. There are many types of communication processes (instituted for specific purposes, audiences, times, circumstances etc) such as mass communication, scientific and technical communication, interpersonal communication, teaching, advertising etc Diffusion is a specific type of communication of a special interest in the context of consolidated information. Diffusion is a communication process by which a new idea or an innovation spreads among the members of a social system (or among a defined social group). The process of diffusion is a type of decision making process, which passes through various stages, and each stage has different characteristics and may require different type of consolidated information and different communication channels. According to Roger (1962, 1971), the process of diffusion of information and associated decision making involves five stages viz. i) awareness, ii) interest/knowledge, iii) attitude formation, iv) trial/decision, and v) adoption/confirmation. Let us study what each stage mean. Awareness: An individual (or group) is exposed to an idea or innovation. Interest/knowledge: The individual (or group) becomes interested in the new idea or activity and seeks additional information so an attitude towards it can be formed. Attitude formation: The individual (or group) forms a favourable or unfavourable attitude towards the idea or innovation and assesses it in terms of his own or anticipated future situation. Trial/Decision: The individual (or group) seeks information for testing and trying the idea or innovation. Adoption/Confirmation: The individual (or group) decides to continue full use of idea or innovation. The type of IAC product for a user (or user group) will depend upon user’s needs for that stage. As users proceed through the diffusion stages (from awareness to confirmation), information requirements become more specific and IAC products become more specific and even more personal. More specific products can serve less specific needs but not the reverse. For instance, an IAC product directed towards attitude formation can also serve as an awareness product but not vice versa. Table 2 provides examples of IAC products as they are appropriate for a number of different types of user organizations and as they relate to five stages in the diffusion of ideas or innovations.

3) Prepare newspaper clipping service. Select any one newspaper and browse the newspaper for the last seven days or any 7 consecutive days.

Select the news items covering the themes such as:

1. Accidents (All types)

2. India’s Neighbours

3. Indian Banks Cut the news items on the above mentioned themes and paste each of them on a separate sheet of paper (A4 Size paper). Give broad class numbers to all the clippings using DDC 19th edition. Arrange the clippings according to date wise and class number wise and put them in a file cover.

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BLIE 228 Information Products and Services

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2019-20

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 227 Document Processing Practice

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 227 Document Processing Practice

Part 1: Classification Practice: DDC 19th Edition Note:

I) Furnish your answers in the space provided against each title in the tabular format suggested below. II) Classify all the titles given below. Each question carries 7 marks (3 marks for the class number and 4 marks for the analysis). III) The Class Numbers assigned should be as specific as possible and also provide the detail analysis of the construction of the class number. IV) Copies of 19th edition of Dewey Decimal Classification are available for your use at the Study Centre. They are to be returned after use.

Sl. No Title to be Classified Class Number Assigned Digit by digit analysis of the Class Number

Directory of Agricultural Libraries in South India
Home Remedies for Stomach Disorders in Children
Occurrence of Sanskrit Words in Tamil
Copyright Law in France
Computers for Layman

Part 2: Cataloguing Practice

I) Catalogue the titles as per AACR-2R and MARC 21. In the case of AACR- 2R all added entries are to be provided.

II) II) The answers are to be worked out on paper only, marking out 5" X 3" cards in the case of AACR- 2R and in the tabular format for MARC 21 as suggested below.

III) III) Each question carries 7 marks (4 marks for the AACR- 2R and 3 marks for the MARC entry).

IV) IV) Copies of Sears List of Subject Headings are available to for your use at the Study Centre. They are to be returned after use.

Format for AACR-2R Cards:

Format for MARC 21:

Tag Indicator Description Subfield Data

Title 1:

Alcohol and Wine in Health and Disease

DIPAK K DAS

AND

FULVIO URSINI

NEW YORK NEW

YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES

2002

OTHER INFORMATION:

CALL NO. 615-782821

DAS ACC NO. 54332

PAGES xiii, 350 p

SIZE 24 cm

ISBN 1573313769

Title 2:

Buddhism in India

Challenging Brahmanism

and Caste

GAIL OMVEDT

ROWENA ROBINSON

BHIKKHU BODHI

UNIVERSITY EDITION

VISTAAR PUBLICATION

NEW DELHI

2005

OTHER INFORMATION:

CALL NO. Q4. 44 PO5

ACCESSION. NO. 4008

SERIES: The Sacred Literature Series. No. 2

Title 3:

Keynes and Public Policy

Edited by

Omar F. Hamonda

John V. Smithin

Volume 1 : Economics and Policy

Volume 2 : Theories and Method

New York

University Press

1987

OTHER INFORMATION:

CALL NO. 330.156 KEY

ACC NO. 9461-2

SIZE 24 cm

ISBN 0-8147-2444-8

Title 4:

MEGHALAYA ADMINISTRATIVE ATLAS

Office of the Registrar General, India

Technical direction, R.P.Singh

General Direction, Devender Kumar Sikri

Delhi

Controller of Publications

2005

OTHER INFORMATION:

CALL NO. 929.354164

ACC NO. 76567

PAGES x, 184 p.

SIZE 30 cm

Title 5:

JOURNAL OF MARKETING AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH

Vol. 21, No. 1, January 1989

MARKETING AND ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU

NEW DELHI

OTHER INFORMATION:

CLASS NUMBER 685.8005

FIRST PUBLISHED 1969

FREQUENCY 4 ISSUES PER YEAR

HOLDINGS Library has volumes 10- 15

ISSN 0045-4559

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 226 Management of Library and Information Centre Assignment

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLIE 226 Management of Library and Information Centre Assignment

Note: Answer all questions

I) Answer the following questions in not more than 500 words each.

1) How do users judge quality of libraries? Discuss the benefits of ‘quality’ in library services and functions.

2) Stock verification in libraries is a ‘necessary evil’. Discuss the statement highlighting advantages and disadvantages of library stock verification.

3) Discuss the characteristics of service oriented and not-for-profit organisations in the context of financial management of libraries.

4) Discuss the different types of tools used for selection of print and non-print materials in a library. Support the answer with suitable examples.

II) Answer the following questions in not more than 250 words each.

1) Elaborate the internal causes for deterioration of print documents in libraries.

2) State the reasons and importance of keeping financial records in a library.

3) Describe the need and advantages of a budgetary control system.

4) Why employees resist change?

5) Explain the need for induction and deployment in libraries.

6) What do you understand by digital preservation?

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BLIE 226 Management of Library and Information Centre Assignment

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2019-20

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 225 Communication skills

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 225 Communication skills

Note: Answer all questions.

1) Read the passage carefully and answer the questions given below.

From the island of Rameswaram, what a great journey it’s been! Looking back it all seems quite incredible. What was it that made it possible? Hard work? Ambition? Many things come to my mind. I feel the most important thing was that I always assessed my worth by the value of my contribution. The fundamental thing is that you must know that you deserve the good things of life, the benefits that God bestows. Unless our students and young believe that they are worthy of being citizens of a developed India, how will they ever be responsible and enlightened citizens? There is nothing mysterious about the abundance in developed nations. The historic fact is that the people of these nations – the G8 as they are called – believed over many generations that they must live a good life in a strong and prosperous nation. The reality became aligned with their aspirations.

I do not think the abundance and spirituality are mutually exclusive or that it is wrong to desire material things. For instance, while I personally cherish a life with minimum of possessions, I admire abundance, for it brings along with it security and confidence, and these eventually help preserve our freedom. Nature too does not do anything by half measures, you will see if you look around you. Go to a garden. In season, there is a profusion of flowers. Or look up. The universe stretches into infinitude, vast beyond belief. All that we see in the world is an embodiment of energy. We are a part of the cosmic energy too. Therefore, when we begin to appreciate that spirit and matter are both part of existence, are in harmony with each other, we shall realize that it is wrong to feel that it is somehow shameful or non-spiritual to desire material things.

Yet, this is what we are often led to believe. Certainly there is nothing wrong with an attitude of making do with the minimum, in leading a life of asceticism. Mahatma Gandhi led such a life; but in his case as in yours it has to be a matter of choice. You follow such a lifestyle because it answers a need that arises from deep within you. However, making a virtue of sacrifice and what is forced upon you – to celebrate suffering – is a different thing altogether. This was the basis of my decision to contact our young. To know their dreams and tell them that it is perfectly all right to dream of a good life, an abundant life, a life full of pleasures and comforts, and work for that golden era. Whatever you do must come from the heart, express your spirit, and thereby you will also spread love and joy around you.

i) Why does Prof. Kalam think his journey has been incredible?

ii) What according to Prof. Kalam made this incredible journey possible?

iii) “There is nothing mysterious about the abundance in developed nation”. Discuss this line in the context of the views of Prof. Kalam in this passage.

iv) What is the message that Prof. Kalam’s gives to the youth?

v) Give a title to the passage.

1.1) Pick out the words from the text which mean the same as the following:

hard to believe essential gives

plenty successful associated

abundance having no limit simplicity

the vast energy of the universe

2) Fill in the blanks using correct words given in the blanks. The importance of communication skills…………………… (cannot/ can) be underestimated. It………….. (have/has) been known, that long before when language………….. (is/was) yet to be invented, people used hand gestures, body language etc to converse………………… (to / with) one another. Good communication skills…………. (is /are) necessary in all walks of life. The lack of effective communication skills……….. (has/ have) a negative impact on the personal as well as professional life of a person. Good communication skills……………. (is / are) a prerequisite for professionals, in all walks of life. For example: Ineffective communication, rather than incompetence, precludes the doctor from conveying to the patient that the former…………… (has /had) the best interests of the patient in mind. For instance, a doctor……………. (may /should) be knowledgeable and may have considerable expertise in his area of work. However, a patient may feel neglected or ignored if the doctor………….. (is / are) not particularly good at communicating.

3) Complete the following telephonic conversation with suitable responses:

a) Good morning! May I know the date of your next visit to________________? I shall be _______________________

b) Hello Miss.Liying, is the Super market _______________________? Yes, the super market is________________________________

c). How far is Wokha from_________________? Well, it is about ________________________________

d). Is Samir interested to__________________________? He said, _______________________________

e). Hello Dr.Anjum, will you be able to ______________________? Mr.Motsu, I shall be_____________________________________

4) Prepare a presentation with at least five slides on any one of the following topics.

a) Methods of writing

b) Presentation skills

c) Resume

5) Write on any two of the given topics in about 100 words.

a) Social Skills

b) Body Language

c) Preparing your Portfolio

6) Write a letter to your college principal requesting for providing online library services.

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BLI 225 Communication skills

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2019-20

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 224 ICT Fundamentals Practicals

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 224 ICT Fundamentals Practicals

General Instructions:

i) You are required to do the practical assignment in the Study Centre. Evaluation of the assignment will be done by the Counsellor/ Practical Supervisor.

ii) Make Screen Captures for all the answers and save them in one file. The Counsellor/Practical Supervisor will evaluate these screen captures and give marks accordingly.

iii) All questions are compulsory

1) Prepare a one page of your resume using LibreOffice Writer with a table for qualifications and experience. Table must be embedded in the document. Table must centre aligned in the text with the content left justified. Top row text must be in a bold face and use colours and shading in the row to distinguish it from other rows.

2) Prepare a presentation on a topic of your interest using LibreOffice Impress. The presentation must have atleast 4 slides with a title slide. In the second slide a bulleted list is to be provided. In the third slide insert an image with text description. In the final slide insert a table. Use animation schemes for header and the text and transition effects in each slide.

3) Create a file in LibreOffice Calc showing marks of students obtained in a semester with separate columns for assignments and semester end exam. Sort the file alphabetically and ascending order of marks. Add a bar chart representing the data.

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BLI 224 ICT Fundamentals Practicals

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 224 ITC Fundamentals

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 224 ITC Fundamentals

Note: Answer all questions

I)Answer the following questions in not more than 250 words each.

1) What is convergence? Discuss some important applications of convergence.

2) Define a multimedia system. Discuss issues related to it.

3) Explain the structure of a search tool. Enumerate its different types.

II)Write short notes on the following questions in not more than 150 words each.

1) Cell switching

2) RDBMS

3) Bus topology

4) Encryption

5) Firewall

6) Areas of multimedia use

7) TCP

8) XML

9) Web 2.0 applications

10) Router

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BLI 224 ITC Fundamentals

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 223 Organising and Managing Information

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 223 Organising and Managing Information

Note: Answer all questions.

I) Answer the following questions in not more than 500 words each.

1) Differentiate between idea plane, verbal plane and notational plane. Discuss the canons of idea plane giving examples.

2) What is CCF? Discuss the structure of a CCF record.

3) Define computerised indexing. Explain the methods of computerised indexing.

4) What is ontology? Discuss its different types

II) Answer the following questions in not more than 250 words each.

1) What do you understand by hospitality in an array? Explain how it is achieved by classificationsits.

2) Define non-hierarchical relationships. How are these represented in a thesaurus?

3) Enumerate the role operators in PRECIS. Explain the primary operators giving examples.

4) Describe the five stages in the history of knowledge organisation.

5) What is interoperability? Discuss the methods for achieving it.

6) Describe the use of classification in a library and electronic environment.

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BLI 223 Organising and Managing Information

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2019-20

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 222 Information source and Services

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Ignou Solved Assignment For BLI 222 Information source and Services

Note: Answer all questions.

I) 1) Answer the following questions in not more than 500 words each.

1) Define primary periodicals. Discuss the features and types of primary periodicals.

2) What are geographical sources of information? Explain the process involved in their evaluation.

3) Explain the meaning and scope of ‘information use studies’. Discuss with suitable examples the different categories of such studies.

4) Discuss the need for marketing in a library. Describe the concept of marketing mix as applicable to LIS services.

2) Answer the questions in 250 words each.

1) Discuss the categorisation of information sources as given by Bonn and Smith.

2) What are tertiary sources of information? Give your answer with suitable examples.

3) What do you understand by responsive information service? Enumerate its different types and explain one type in detail.

4) Explain the role of a learned society as sources of information.

5) Discuss the purpose of information literacy standards.

6) Describe customer focus approach and issues related with implementation of marketing in a library set up.

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122794

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B.L.I.S

Subject Code

BLI 222 Information source and Services

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2019-20

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