A Brief Study of the Major Impacts of ICT in Library Services
Abstract
The library is the main information centre which can make use of the fat development IT for the benefits of mankind as a whole. The librarian’s preference of IT should include all those technologies which are expected to be used in the library activities/ operations and other library services for collection, processing, storage, retrieval and dissemination of recorded information, the fast developing information technologies have showered almost every areas of application including libraries. In case of libraries, these are good use in the following environments.
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