Use of UGC‐Infonet Digital Library Consortium resources by research scholars and faculty members of the University of Delhi in History and Political Science
Purpose – This paper focuses on the use of UGC‐Infonet Digital Library Consortium Resources by research scholars and faculty members of University of Delhi in History and Political Science. The main aim is to determine the needs of research scholars and faculty members of University of Delhi in the discipline of history and political science and to find out how far their information needs are fulfilled by the information resources available through UGC‐Infonet Digital Library Consortium. The paper attempts to define this consortium, its objectives, scope, e‐resources subscribed and the government initiative to provide current information in various disciplines for research and teaching excellence.Design/methodology/approach – To study the information usage pattern and needs of the respective users a survey was conducted among faculty and research scholars. The population included in the study comprised 105 respondents from both departments and of that, eight are faculty and 97 are research scholars.Findin...
Utilization of UGC-InfoNet Services in University Libraries of Kerala: An Analytical Study
The present study intends to assess the utilization of the UGC-InfoNet e-Journal consortium at the University Libraries in Kerala which aimed to analyse the existing scenario and to infer future directions based on the current status. The study applied a standard survey method to analyse the utilization of UGC-InfoNet consortium available at various university libraries in Kerala. The study examine frequency of use of InfoNet service, sources through which InfoNet services is known, use of different publishers, method of accessing full text e-journals, need for more electronic journals, need for other services, methods adopted to use UGC-InfoNet, evaluation of UGC-InfoNet service and various problems faced while accessing information from InfoNet. Study highlights strength and weakness of the services provided through the UGC-InfoNet centre and suggests the need for a scientific and systematic training programmes to the user community so that only they can effectively satisfy their information requirement of this digital age.
Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences
PART 1 - BIOCHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS PART 2- THE KINETICS OF LIFE PROCESSES PART 3 - BIOMOLECULAR STRUCTURE PART 4 - BIOMOLECULAR SPECTROSCOPY