International perspective webinar
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Item Open access(SLTC Library, 2020-10-23) Joseph, i.ThomasItem Library Automation(SLTC Library, 2020-09-30) Ajayi, Joseph kolawoleAutomation is a technique by which mechanical processes are subjected to some degree of automatic control with less human intervention. Library automation is seen as the computerization of library records and functions using computer hardware and software for tasks that otherwise require lot of paperwork and staff time.Item Cataloguing policy changes(SLTC Library, 2020-10-22) Roy, ProdipThe webinar has been designed to highlight some of the changes from AACR2 to RDA. The presenter explained what MARC 21 standards are and how those standards tie in with the AACR2 and RDA This webinar was conducted by Mr.Prodip Roy (AALIA-DCP), a library professional at the RMIT University Australia. Mrs.Damayanthi Gunasekara, the acting Librarian of the Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka made the opening remarks at the session. Nearly 400 participants from 15 countries have signed up for the session.Item Feedback from the trenches(SLTC Library, 2020-08-21) Pun Raymond Bridges Laurie Arteaga RobertoHow hard can open access (OA) publishing be for librarians? It turns out that the process is quite complicated and replete with unknown barriers. The presenters will share their experiences in securing a press to publish their global book project on academic libraries and Wikipedia. What adventures await librarians entering the OA path and how can researchers become advocates for themselves in OA publications? This online conversation will explore the hurdles, barriers and rewards the presenters encountered in the process of developing an OA publication.Item The comparative method in qualitative and quantitative research(SLTC Library, 2020-07-22) Esqueda., Tomás BocanegraThe comparative method has a theoretical and practical perspective that is useful in scientific research, particularly in qualitative studies. It is necessary to know the theoretical bases to be able to implement the processes and techniques in solving research problems and in professional practice. This will be demonstrated with examples from the libraries in relation to how they have solved their problems or made decisions with data collection and applying the methodology of the comparative studies. International or area studies are a support for this type of study, so it is proposed to analyze the methodology of these studies as part and complement of comparative studies.Item From crisis to character(SLTC Library, 2020-06-24) Cooray, RozaineThis webinar covers wellbeing in eight specific areas; physical, mental, psychological, spiritual, financial, social, family and environment. It aims to explore the new work life boundaries and the importance of revisiting our ground rules for our work teams and family front. It also talks about navigating through uncertain times to emerge from crisis to character: to have a growth mind-set while being resourceful in how we cope as individuals, families, organizations and communities.Item Marketing Library Programs, Services, and Initiatives in Time of Infodemic(SLTC Library, 2020-05-29) Yap JosephLibraries and librarians should not feel complacent in times of pandemic. This is their moment to reach out and offer virtual initiatives during extended library closures due to public health crises. The role of libraries to provide continued service is of utmost importance during this unprecedented situation. This webinar aims to recognize the need for policy or guidelines improvement on how to offer such online services and programs. It also plans to provide best practices to promote library programs, services, and initiatives during infodemic.