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Library and information science profession and its education in india
Today library and information science profession and its education in India despite progress in education in librarianship and information specialist. India faces several problems in library and information science education and profession three of the major are mentioned here.
1 - Curriculum development
2 - Employments of graduates
3 - Career of Development
It seems that there is a chain starting the over production of qualified "professional" librarian, which leads to the low recognition of library profession. Such low recognition results in the less opportunity of the employment of the well-trained librarians In order to improve the status of library profession, hence the quality of library services in India.
Are you agree with these of words so please reply me
1 - Curriculum development
2 - Employments of graduates
3 - Career of Development
It seems that there is a chain starting the over production of qualified "professional" librarian, which leads to the low recognition of library profession. Such low recognition results in the less opportunity of the employment of the well-trained librarians In order to improve the status of library profession, hence the quality of library services in India.
Are you agree with these of words so please reply me
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Permalink Reply by AJIT PRABHAKARAN on
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Sir,
The challengs for the information professionals is to persistently learn, incessantly upgrade their competencies and skills to quickly step into new roles created by the service gaps in the growing information society. The challenges are not limited to LIS curriculas, but also the LIS faculties and the LIS students.
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