Every library has rich stores of primary, secondary and tertiary sources of information including Internet resources, online databases, manuscripts, photographs, sound recordings and many more. New technologies are also changing the services like virtual reference, user instruction, document delivery, consortia e-resources, direct borrowing and self-checkout etc. which a library provides. As society becomes increasingly connected to the virtual world and lacks patience in searching the required information, library use skills are essential to access information efficiently and effectively and thereby use information accurately and creatively. This book would be of useful and valuable for library science professionals, policy makers and IT professionals to explore the various information sources including internet technology, e-resources and databases in meeting the timely information needs of the society. It is hoped that this book would be a value addition for the library and information professionals and would help them equip the library users with skills to identify, collect, formulate search and use various information sources including Internet, OPAC, and online databases. Contents Foreword Preface List of Contributors 1 Current Trends and Technologies in Library Services Dr. Shazia Khan 2 Changing Role of Library Professionals in The ICT Era Dr. J. C. Makwana 3 Digital Library Service Dr. V. Senthur Velmurugan 4 The Development of Digital Services in Libraries : Challenges and Possibilities Jogen Sharma 5 Digital Divide in India: An Overview Satyajit Nayak Kunwar Singh Dillip Kumar Parida Ayush Kumar Patel Avadhesh Kumar Patel 6 Exploring the Relationship between Digital Literacy and Adult Learners Neetu Yadav 7 Digital Rights Management : A Risk-reducing Tool for Libraries Somanagouda Shankargouda Patil Dr. Ramesh B. Kuri 8 Conceptual Understanding of Copyright in the Age of Social-Media Guptnath Trivedi 9 Social Networking Tools for Promoting Library Services Avadhesh Kumar Patel Ayush Kumar Patel Dr. Kunwar Singh Satyajit Nayak Dillip Kumar Parida 10 Assessing the Impact of Social Media on Reading and Information Seeking Behavior of College Students: A Structured Literature Review Dr. Deepti Khatri 11 E-Resources and Online Services : A Best Practices of Deur College Library Mr. Harshal Bhimsen Pawar Dr. Pradipkumar Baburao Ghante 12 Library Consortia and E-resources :A Major Development For The Information Age Dillip Kumar Parida Kunwar Singh Satyajit Nayak Avadhesh Kumar Patel Ayush Kumar Patel Chinmayee Sahu 13 Electronic Resources : A Study of Academic Library Users of Hojai District, Assam Maimoon Hoque Nilufa Yasmin 14 Library Professionals as Knowledge Workers Mr. Dhanaji N. Lavate Dr. Anil Rambhau Kaldate 15 Knowledge Management Skills Required For Information Professionals Anil Rambhau Kaldate Dhanaji N Lavate 16 Library User in Out Management System Using Koha ILMS Mr. Pradeep Bachhav 17 QR Code in Academic Libraries: Challenges in the Indian Context Arvind Kumar Singh Ayush Kumar Patel Dr. Kunwar Singh 18 A Study of Job Satisfaction Among Academic Librarians in West Bengal Mr. Mahesh M. Kamble Dr. Pradipkumar B. Ghante 19 Information Technology on the Job Satisfaction of LIS Professionals in Chhattisgarh Dr. Harish Kumar Sahu 20 Best Practices In Sayaji Rao Gaekwad Central Library, Bhu : A Case Study Ashwani Singh Pramod Kumar 21 Impact and Measuring the Effectiveness of Open Access Publications: A Case Study of Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham Muruganantham T Dr. G. Ulaganathan 22 Artificial Intelligence and E-learning: A Bibliometrics Approach Dr. Vijay Kumar Bharati 23 Social Responsibility of Library and Information Centre as A knowledge Centre: With Special Reference to India Dr. Santosh A. Navalur Dr. U.S. Jadhav About the Author P.B. Ghante, (Ph.D., M.A., M.Lib.&I.Sc., M.Phil, NET, SET, DVP, DFP, DCM, GDC&A) is presently working as a Librarian at S.J.M.S.M.’s Arts & Commerce College, Khapar Dist. Nandurbar-MS . He has sixteen years’ experience as a Librarian. He has four books on his credit on NET/SET and K.V.S. Examinations . He has also edited four books which are published by well-known publishers from India. He has published fifty seven research papers/ articles in reputed journals, seminar, conference & book in chapters. He has been invited as a guest lecturer to help aspirants with their NET/SET examinations. More than twenty two students have cleared NET/SET examinations under his guidance. He has guided more than four hundred aspirants of KVS for the post of Librarian from all over India by virtual channel. He is recognized Ph.D. supervisor of Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon; under his guidance four research scholars are doing Ph.D. He has delivered thirty nine guest talks on various subjects in various organizations. Also he organized national webinar/workshops on various topics. U. S. Jadhav (M.LI.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.), is serving as the Deputy Librarian of Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Sciences University, Bidar. He has about 26 years of professional experience and has contributed more than 35 papers in national and international journals, books and has presented more than 20 papers in several national and international conferences. He has authored one book and is the Editor of journal IJALIS (AALDI) and has co-edited many books. He was instrumental in automating and digitizing all affiliated college libraries of Karnataka Veterinary, Animal and Fisheries Sciences University. He was Co-Principal Investigator of the E-Granth project of ICAR, New Delhi. He has conducted three national level workshops and many literacy training and user awareness programmes in the university. He got Gold Medal in M.Phil. degree from Gulbarga University, Gulbarga. Kunwar Singh (M.L.I.Sc., Ph.D.) is currently working as a Senior Assistant Professor in the Department of Library and Information Science at Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi. Before joining the Banaras Hindu University, he served in various positions at Utkal University and the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras. He obtained his Ph.D. from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, Odisha, and a master's degree in library and information science from the University of Delhi. He has been working in the field of library and information science for more than fifteen years, in both teaching and non-teaching capacities. Two research scholars have been awarded Ph.D. degrees under his supervision, and six more are pursuing their PhDs. He has two books, fifty-five peer-reviewed research papers in national and international journals, and twenty-two book chapters to his credit. His research interests include information needs, library automation, information technology, digital libraries, scientometrics, bibliometrics, and other related topics. He is a life member of the ILA, IATLIS, MALA, and SALIS.