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| Journal of Information Organization | | Volume: 14, Issue: 4 ( December 2024) |
Editorial Message |
| Research |
Key Information Processing Partners for Progress in Health Literacy and Practice in Karnataka
Pramila M C,Ananthnag K,Dasharath B,Yacob Johnson
Page: 163-168
Abstract  Full Text Download: 8 times
https://doi.org/10.6025/jio/2024/14/4/163-168
| | Abstract: Medical librarianship comprises working on general literacy, informational literacy,
and patient education initiatives. These will make librarians and community libraries
excellent at gathering resources to further and update health literacy research
and practice. The role of the National Medical Library is to develop resources, programs,
and collaborative partnerships with medical librarians to serve the health
information needs of the community. This article gives an overview of Karnataka’s
government health initiatives and literacy efforts. The study identifies different
schemes of Karnataka health projects through programs in diverse communities,
focusing on service to the special community populations that may suffer from
health disparities in Karnataka. The study extends to describing the ‘libraries’ and
librarians’ responses to continuously evolving contexts and mediums and meeting
community requirements. It also observed the enablers of success, limitations
of the existing data, and directions for future research. | Transforming Traditional Libraries into Remote Access to Libraries: Embracing Change
Sanjeeva, N,Vasappa Gowda
Page: 169-175
Abstract Full Text Download: 1 times
https://doi.org/10.6025/jio/2024/14/4/169-175
| | Abstract: Libraries are undergoing significant changes due to the impact of ICT and the
facilitation of remote access to e-resources. The paper discusses the factors that
influenced the transformation due to technology and changing user needs. It explains
the challenges faced, such as technological infrastructure, security measures,
and user authentication processes. Further, the opportunities for remote
access to electronic resources are explored, which include increased accessibility,
enhanced research opportunities, global collaboration, and improved user satisfaction. | Scholars’ Perception on Ethical Use of Digital Information: A Study at Tumkur University
Hemavathi B N,Rajeshwari N
Page: 176-181
Abstract Full Text Download: 32 times
https://doi.org/10.6025/jio/2024/14/4/176-181
| | Abstract: The study investigated the research scholars’ perception of the ethical use of information.
It evaluates the frequency and criteria used by scholars in accessing and
assessing digital information sources. The study also examined the research scholars’
understandings of copyright laws, plagiarism and their attitude in sharing digital
information. The study’s findings aim to inform the advancements of need-based
support systems and resources for the research scholars, enhancing their research
effectiveness and contributing to a productive academic environment. | Prospects and Perceptions of Library Science Professionals Towards Artificial Intelligence in University of Agricultural and Horticultural Science Libraries in Karnataka
Shobha Dyamanagoudr,Gururaj F Duragannavar,Latha
Page: 182-190
Abstract Full Text Download: 31 times
https://doi.org/10.6025/jio/2024/14/4/182-190
| | Abstract: This research paper delves into the prospects and perceptions of library science
professionals regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the University of
Agricultural and Horticultural Science Libraries in Karnataka. The goal is to comprehend
the potential use of AI, along with the opportunities and challenges at
UAS in Karnataka. The study utilized a stratified random sampling method and a
close-ended survey to gather data from five Agricultural Science Universities in
Karnataka. The research encompasses socio-demographic information, perspectives,
and perceptions regarding AI in UAS libraries, the impact of AI skills implementation,
adopting AI tools and services, and ethical considerations in AI utilization.
UAS libraries have integrated AI tools like smart shelving, RFID, and OCR
technology. AI has the potential to enhance library activities, increase accessibility,
and improve decision-making in library services. | A Study on the Awareness and Utilization of Web and Mobile-enabled Library and Information Services among the Faculty Members, Researchers, and Students of PES University, Bengaluru
Sushma H R,Ramesha,Subhash Reddy B
Page: 163-168
Abstract Full Text Download: 26 times
https://doi.org/10.6025/jio/2024/14/4/163-168
| | Abstract: Medical librarianship comprises working on general literacy, informational literacy,
and patient education initiatives. These will make librarians and community libraries
excellent at gathering resources to further and update health literacy research
and practice. The role of the National Medical Library is to develop resources, programs,
and collaborative partnerships with medical librarians to serve the health
information needs of the community. This article gives an overview of Karnataka’s
government health initiatives and literacy efforts. The study identifies different
schemes of Karnataka health projects through programs in diverse communities,
focusing on service to the special community populations that may suffer from
health disparities in Karnataka. The study extends to describing the ‘libraries’ and
librarians’ responses to continuously evolving contexts and mediums and meeting
community requirements. It also observed the enablers of success, limitations
of the existing data, and directions for future research. |
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