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HANDS ON TRAINING PROGRAMMES



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1.20.2.6 HANDS ON TRAINING PROGRAMMES

The e-resource orientation programs at colleges received over whelming response and as an extension to the orientation programs receiving regular requests from most of the colleges for hands on training to the faculty members for effective utilization of e-resources in teaching and research.

Responding to the demands DULS has started providing hands on training to the faculty members in the colleges. For the purpose, depending upon the availability of computer terminals, the faculty members are divided into groups. Each group consists of faculty members from the same subject group or related subject group. Each group attends the training for two days, first day for DULS subscribed databases and second day from UGC Infonet databases.

1.20.2.7 DULS WEBSITE

The DULS website is created as tool to serve the user community. It serves as a channel of communication for various activities of the library. It works as a knowledge portal to all the library users. Along with the electronic recourses it enlists various other activities related to the library. The website is updated at regular intervals. It is suitably linked with the University of Delhi website. It provides up to date information on library collection, library rules and regulations, online services, links to the major libraries of DULS, e-journal databases, publications of library professionals, link to other central Universities in India. It also serves as a gateway to announce new initiatives and activities.

As far as electronic resources are concerned, DULS website enlists all the resources on a single web page termed as ‘Online Services’. It further provides links to subscribed databases, UGC-Infonet databases, public domain databases, OPAC, DELNET, JCCC@UGC-Infonet, popular magazines, etc. Through the ‘Online Service’ webpage users get access to all e-resources, which are further listed on separate page with a brief description. A screen shot of the DULS website is given. The URL address of the DULS website is http://crl.du.ac.in/

1.20.2.8 E-MAIL ALERTS

DULS is regularly updating for the availability, subject coverage, and search techniques, common search platform and various other features of e-resources to the faculty members. Periodically complete information of an individual database is created with all possible hyperlinks and the same is mailed to the faculty members. E-mail keeps the user up-to-date as far as the databases are concerned. Once the users are aware of the availability they will use it. Besides, they provide e-referencing services. Users send their queries through e-mails regarding various library services and especially for e-resources. The queries are promptly responded by the reference staff.



1.20.2.9 BROCHURES AND PAMPHLETS

Product brochures, pamphlets, book marks etc. are regularly displayed and distributed among the academic community of the University. These brochures and pamphlets provide a fair idea of a specific database, its subject coverage, searching features etc.



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