Seminar Topic Selection

[Namitha Holla]

Dear Friends,

Could you please suggest any topic for seminar on the subject "Academic libraries" in MLIS course.

Thanks,

Namitha

[SAGHIR ALAM KHAN]

Automation of Academic Library.

[Namitha Holla]

Thanks!

[Munesh Kumar]

Ms. I would like to correct you, "It should be the problem selection, not a topic". But, by the way, it's fine. 

You can follow the points, mentioned herewith,

First, find out the area in which your knowledge and interest is higher 

Second download the journal papers, e-book chapters, edited book chapter, latest book material on your topic and read them to find out the advances and changes taking place.

I am sure you will be able to find the problem, which you will try to solve and accordingly you can give a suitable title to your research paper. 

So first you identify your research area and interest in which you want to write or pursue a research.

Thank you. 

 

[shradhashesh]

Dear Namitha Holla, First change your seminar title. You can keep title like -
Academic library in electronic era or Role of Academic libraries in Indian Higher education system or Global challenges to academic libraries or Think World class, Get World class through Libraries or any other.

[Namitha Holla]

Thanks for you reply!

[Namitha Holla]

Thanks very much

[Siddhartha Shankar Ray]

Dear Ms. Namita Holla,
Thanks for your post.
As you mentioned in your post, you require the topic for M.Lib.Sc. Course, (and not an "OPEN SEMINAR") the topic should be be-fitting for students pursuing M.Lib.Sc. isn't it? You may consider a 'Wide Theme' with sub-themes under its fold Like:
a)Academic Libraries: Their Roles in Schools-Colleges-Universities/Higher Academic Institutions
b)Academic Libraries: Problems & Prospects
c)Academic Libraries: Services: How to initiate, develop, maintain and sustain
d) Academic Libraries: Their roles in the Cyber age

As you can understand that the sub-themes may help initiate analytical characteristics among the students. They will be able to start with what they have been taught within their classroom and then venture beyond it.

In case your post is for an "Open Seminar" it will be quite different as the participants are professionals mostly having worked in the field for varied period of time and work on diverse subject fields and set-up.

Hope I could explain the issue to your requirement.

Sincerely,

Siddhartha S. Ray, Calcutta

[Namitha Holla]

Yes sir.. u have definitely addressed my concerned. Thanks for the detailed reply.