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LIS 211 200 Second Semester

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Library Automation and ICT Applications in Service

Library and Information Science 10 minutes 1 second Introduction to ICT in Library and Information Services.

Library Automation and ICT Applications in Service is a course that examines the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) to automate library operations and improve information services. It covers automated cataloguing, circulation systems, digital databases, online public access catalogs (OPACs), and other library management tools. The course also explores how ICT enhances information access, resource sharing, efficiency, and user satisfaction in modern library environments.

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This lecture is part of LIS 211 Introduction to ICT in Library and Information Services. in the Library and Information Science department. The course has 47 recorded lectures across 13 series, all free to watch. Read or download the LIS 211 lecture note to study alongside the video.

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