Building a model for digital content management in agricultural university libraries in Bangladesh

Rahman, Md. Habibur; Islam, Md. Shiful

doi:10.34105/j.kmel.2020.12.019

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“…Table 1. Full-text documents found corresponding to the research objectives (Source: PRISMA Diagram, Figure 1) Focus on Sources KM in Bangladesh and global perspectives by Bangladeshi Authors (16) (Agarwal & Islam, 2020); (Islam et al, 2020); (Rahman & Islam, 2020); (Mostofa & Sultana, 2019); (Akter & Banik, 2019); (Shathi, 2019); (Sultana & Mostofa, 2018); (Mohajan, 2017a); (Mohajan, 2017b); (Islam et al, 2017); (Rahman & Hasan, 2017); (Panni & Hoque, 2017); (Hannan Mia & Hasan, 2016); ; (Mostofa & Islam, 2015); (Islam et al, 2015b).…”

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The overview of knowledge management for the benefits of service-based value in the university libraries:

Mostofa

2024

edu

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There is an exclusive chance for university libraries to contribute to the future reimagining of library services. In this regard, the job of KM might be extremely successful. As a result, university libraries may provide excellent user services by utilizing KM. This research is to explore the existing models of Knowledge Management (KM) and how the existing models of KM are implemented at university libraries, to recognize how KM is being implemented at university libraries as reported in earlier research, and the benefits of KM practices for creating service value for libraries. This research was performed following the “Preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (PRISMA)” guidelines. The study found that a skilled workforce and expertise are required for effective KM implementation in university libraries. Outdated skills may serve as a starting point for KM in university libraries, but they are insufficient for providing service-based value. There is a need for Library and Information Science (LIS) professionals to develop additional competencies for KM practice in university libraries. Based on the findings and discussion, it can be concluded that all the authors have recognized the importance of KM in libraries. This finding would aid the university libraries and offer current KM knowledge to other libraries. Therefore, this research would be an excellent addition to the application of KM in university libraries.

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Mostofa

2024

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“…Now computers, software, the internet, etc. are being used as a part and parcel of library and information services (Rahman and Islam, 2020). So, it can be said that the computer is an essential technology which is used everywhere, in every section of the world for doing work properly, quickly and accurately.…”

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Digital humanities practice in university libraries of Bangladesh

Rahman

Ahmad

Zakaria

2023

DLP

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Purpose Digital humanities (DH) is a scholarly lens through which computing methods and technological tools are used for the research of humanistic disciplines. The purpose of this study is to identify the current practicing situation of DH in the university libraries of Bangladesh. Design/methodology/approach Survey methods were used for gathering data using a well-structured questionnaire. The websites of different universities national and international organizations, and DH-related websites from different corners of the globe were also used for the gathering of data and information. Findings The findings revealed that there are some hindrances to practicing DH, such as lack of IT skills, funds and problems with intellectual property rights act practicing and provided some suitable suggestions for the advancement of DH in the university libraries of Bangladesh. Originality/value The outcome of this paper might be a valuable reference tool for researchers and professionals of the DH discipline. The insights and views of the respondents regarding computational tools and technologies obtained from this study are original and unique in nature.

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“…Digitization and digital preservation activity require a high level of investment from a financial point of view as the processes involve hiring outsourced human resources and procurement of equipment such as scanners and servers. In the reviewed literature, insufficient funds was reported as a significant constraint globally (Masenya, 2020;Anuradha, 2017;Peter, 2019;Rahman & Islam, 2020). Anyouku (2019) found that funding of projects like building IRs and sustaining the project is a major challenge universities face in Nigeria.…”

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“…Even at the level of those responsible for collections, very few are actually aware of the problem and who have the knowledge and resources to deal with it (Rahman, 2020;Warren & Matthews, 2019). To compound the situation, most people think that it is an exclusively technology problem, which is seriously misleading, it is not actually the main problem.…”

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Balancing Sustainability Factors Affecting the Implementation of Digital Libraries of Malay Manuscript: A Proposed Framework

HASSAN¹,

SAMAN²

2022

EPESS

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The aim of this study is to explore and understand the factors that will affect the implementation of Digital Libraries of Malay manuscripts in libraries. The paper discusses the issues related to the risk management of digital resources in Malaysian documentary heritage institutions. The study will have employed a descriptive-qualitative approach to explore how the DLMM is operated in five selected information institutions in Malaysia. Three types of data collection techniques were used: interviews, observation, and document analysis. The semi-structured interview was used as the main data collection technique. The paper’s findings and discovery are significant in highlighting the crucial elements which need to be addressed to ensure the sustainability and successful implementation of digitization projects. The paper’s findings and discovery are significant in highlighting the crucial elements which need to be addressed to ensure the sustainability and successful implementation of any digitization project. The findings of this paper contribute toward the dissemination of new knowledge specifically in the management of digital preservation of documentary heritage available in Malaysia.

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Building a model for digital content management in agricultural university libraries in Bangladesh

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Digital humanities practice in university libraries of Bangladesh

Balancing Sustainability Factors Affecting the Implementation of Digital Libraries of Malay Manuscript: A Proposed Framework

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