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Mobile application software for personal library management.
Suggest a good library mobile apps for personal use. Please recommend the apps those who are using / experiencing the same with advantages and limitations.
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Permalink Reply by Munesh Kumar on
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Dear Sir,
Shri Devis
Thanks for raising such demand, which is promoting to libraries to appear in smaller mobile gadgets.
Lots of apps are available for Android Gadget users. If you login in to Google play you can download the freely available apps. For examples; Calibre, My Library - books manager, Personal Library, and Mobile Library etc, which supports to different of format and e-books.
If you are buying an e-books form websites, amazon.in or .com you may go for Kindle. Same filpkart.com is giving apps for reading books purchased form the flipkart.com.
If, you are going for koha, you will find that koha is easily adjustable in your smart phone.
Some apps you may find to get access of e-journals which are downloadable from Google’s google play such as; Springer Link, ACS Mobile. Moreover, the best practice in this regard is that you can fund to a small project for students or by a small workshop to build a mobile app as per your need.
Thanks and regards,
Munesh Kumar
NIT Goa
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