29th November 2008.
Dear Professionals,
MULISSA(Mysore University Library and Information Science Students Association) organised its famous 'Friday talk' on Saturday 29th November 2008.
This week's guest Col.Bhanuprakash spoke about "Character buildiing among young Indians under Transition". He talked about character, attitudes and most importantly self-discipline. He also reasoned out why people in developing countries have different attitude compared to developed countries. He also spoke about compromise, consensus and dedication.
Chairperson and Faculty advisor to MULISSA Dr. Khaiser Nikam welcomed the guest. Research Scholars and Students were present on the occasion.
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
"Get an edge to realize your dream"
21 Nov. 2008
Dear Professionals,
The 5th talk of the ‘Friday Talk’ series of MULISSA (Mysore University Library and Information Science Students Association) was held at the First year Lecture hall of Department of Library and Information Science, University of Mysore on Friday, 21st Nov. 2008.
This week’s topic of discussion was ‘Get on edge to realize your dream’.
Mr. Prashanth Kumar, Managing Director of EDGE (Enhancing Individual Growth and Excellence), Mysore, gave an interactive presentation on how to realize our dreams.
He began by defining the word ‘success’, which means many things to many people. Intent, effort and God’s grace are three ingredients for success. He emphasized certain issues such as
- Why some people are not successful.
- The art of dream conversion being a structured process.
- Handling fear
- Dealing with criticism
He ended with the quote ‘Dreams can come true, if you make them come true’.
Dr. Mallinath Kumbar presided over the function, welcomed and introduced the guest, Faculty, Research Scholars and students were present on the occasion.
Dear Professionals,
The 5th talk of the ‘Friday Talk’ series of MULISSA (Mysore University Library and Information Science Students Association) was held at the First year Lecture hall of Department of Library and Information Science, University of Mysore on Friday, 21st Nov. 2008.
This week’s topic of discussion was ‘Get on edge to realize your dream’.
Mr. Prashanth Kumar, Managing Director of EDGE (Enhancing Individual Growth and Excellence), Mysore, gave an interactive presentation on how to realize our dreams.
He began by defining the word ‘success’, which means many things to many people. Intent, effort and God’s grace are three ingredients for success. He emphasized certain issues such as
- Why some people are not successful.
- The art of dream conversion being a structured process.
- Handling fear
- Dealing with criticism
He ended with the quote ‘Dreams can come true, if you make them come true’.
Dr. Mallinath Kumbar presided over the function, welcomed and introduced the guest, Faculty, Research Scholars and students were present on the occasion.
Friday, November 14, 2008
November, 14, 2008
Dear Professionals,
Special 'Friday talk' lecture of Mysore University Library and Information Science Students Association (MULISSA) was held at First Year lecture hall of the Department of Library and Information Science, University of Mysore on Friday, 14th Nov. 2008.
This Friday's talk was special because National Library Week starts from the same day, i.e. 14th - 20th Nov. 2008.This week's guest Prof. N.S.Venugopal of Basudev Somany First Grade College, Kuvempunagar, Mysore gave lecture on the 'Ethics in Advertising'.
He began by tasking a question 'Does advertisement sell product?' He continued on to the concept of business ethics, meaning of ethics, qualities of ethics, present day advertisement trends and how advertisements can be helpful in serving the purpose of the library.He ended by explaining the self regulatory methods for the advertising industry.
Dr. Khaiser Nikam, Chairperson and faculty advisor to MULISSA, gave a lecture on the history and imporatnce of National Library Week and read some excerpts from Padmashree S.R.Ranganathan's classic 'Five Laws of Library Science'.Faculty, Research scholars and Students were present on the occasion.
Dear Professionals,
Special 'Friday talk' lecture of Mysore University Library and Information Science Students Association (MULISSA) was held at First Year lecture hall of the Department of Library and Information Science, University of Mysore on Friday, 14th Nov. 2008.
This Friday's talk was special because National Library Week starts from the same day, i.e. 14th - 20th Nov. 2008.This week's guest Prof. N.S.Venugopal of Basudev Somany First Grade College, Kuvempunagar, Mysore gave lecture on the 'Ethics in Advertising'.
He began by tasking a question 'Does advertisement sell product?' He continued on to the concept of business ethics, meaning of ethics, qualities of ethics, present day advertisement trends and how advertisements can be helpful in serving the purpose of the library.He ended by explaining the self regulatory methods for the advertising industry.
Dr. Khaiser Nikam, Chairperson and faculty advisor to MULISSA, gave a lecture on the history and imporatnce of National Library Week and read some excerpts from Padmashree S.R.Ranganathan's classic 'Five Laws of Library Science'.Faculty, Research scholars and Students were present on the occasion.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Occupational English Language and Communications
October 31, 2008
Friday talk-2 Lecture on Occupational English Language and Communication by Dr. Benjamin Sukumaran.
The Friday Talk series began with warm invocation by Pushpa of MLISc around 3.30pm. Dr. Khaiser Nikam Chairperson of Library and Information Science gave a welcome to the guest and all, along with an introduction of Dr. Benjamin Sukumaran IOLS Career Empowerment and Development Kuvempunagar, Mysore. Chairperson gave a brief note about the Library Science has grown in rapid speed. Thirst of knowledge, language and love towards subject maker a person to communicate better.
Lecture Report:- ' Communication is life' 'Life without communication is tragedy'. With this great thought the lecture began by Dr. Benjamin Sukumaran. Benjamin explained how important communication is in life. And to communicate better one should have awareness of cross cultural, if not it would be a barrier for communication. "Communication is a process of response to a stimuli on the flat form of culture. " For communication Physical i.e. the Sound body is important secondly the expression and Thirdly acceptation. If intake is good means outtake will be good. There is stimuli everywhere but one should response. Every one's will power is some where one should realize and the will power should realize and the will power should not wasted in judging, but by learning, by understanding etc. EQ matters everywhere. And with an example of, A rich boy and poor boy who were his student 3-4 years ago and their problem and success story of them to Librarians communication is first because they are people to solve or to give the solution and not creating problem by more communication. He must be good at English because Librarians First nature is Enquiry, Second nature is confirmation and Third is Service. Librarians will be there until education is and Books are Source of Information, Travelling is Confirmation. "Fishes in River never get Thirsty". Thus one should identify his strength and weakness in communication and there by to overcome from it reading, learning and better hard work.
The session ended with vote of thanks by Hydar Ali.
Friday talk-2 Lecture on Occupational English Language and Communication by Dr. Benjamin Sukumaran.
The Friday Talk series began with warm invocation by Pushpa of MLISc around 3.30pm. Dr. Khaiser Nikam Chairperson of Library and Information Science gave a welcome to the guest and all, along with an introduction of Dr. Benjamin Sukumaran IOLS Career Empowerment and Development Kuvempunagar, Mysore. Chairperson gave a brief note about the Library Science has grown in rapid speed. Thirst of knowledge, language and love towards subject maker a person to communicate better.
Lecture Report:- ' Communication is life' 'Life without communication is tragedy'. With this great thought the lecture began by Dr. Benjamin Sukumaran. Benjamin explained how important communication is in life. And to communicate better one should have awareness of cross cultural, if not it would be a barrier for communication. "Communication is a process of response to a stimuli on the flat form of culture. " For communication Physical i.e. the Sound body is important secondly the expression and Thirdly acceptation. If intake is good means outtake will be good. There is stimuli everywhere but one should response. Every one's will power is some where one should realize and the will power should realize and the will power should not wasted in judging, but by learning, by understanding etc. EQ matters everywhere. And with an example of, A rich boy and poor boy who were his student 3-4 years ago and their problem and success story of them to Librarians communication is first because they are people to solve or to give the solution and not creating problem by more communication. He must be good at English because Librarians First nature is Enquiry, Second nature is confirmation and Third is Service. Librarians will be there until education is and Books are Source of Information, Travelling is Confirmation. "Fishes in River never get Thirsty". Thus one should identify his strength and weakness in communication and there by to overcome from it reading, learning and better hard work.
The session ended with vote of thanks by Hydar Ali.
Integrating RFID Technology for effective Security in Libraries and Information centers
October 24, 2008
Friday talk - 1 Special lecuture on Integrating RFID Technology for effective Security in Libraries and Information centers by B.R. Bhadhri, Principal Consultancy services, Bangalore-560085.
Dear Professionals,
MULISSA inauguration function was held at the Department of Library and
Information Science, Mysore University.
The chief guest Shri B.R Badhri spoke abut the history of RFID technology,
its relevance in different industries and its use in libraries.
He also spoke about Library Management Systems, their functional as well as
technical aspects. How RFID technology works, along with its uses in cost
effectiveness, multiple languages, book drop unit, improved services through
prior reservation and prevention of theft were addressed.
RFID is an off-shoot of barcoding which has been around for 40 years. A
chip embedded in a book can have details such as author, title, subject,
edition etc and this information can be accessed at the circulation desk
itself. The technology enables automatic identification of objects. In the
case of libraries, it is applied to books journals, CDs etc.
Chairperson and faculty advisor for MULISSA, Dr Khaiser Nikam briefed about
the history of the Department and the role of Dr. P.K. Patil as founding
member.
Mr Shrinivas Prasad from Bahadur Institute of Management Science was also
present. Faculty, research scholars and students were also present.
Friday talk - 1 Special lecuture on Integrating RFID Technology for effective Security in Libraries and Information centers by B.R. Bhadhri, Principal Consultancy services, Bangalore-560085.
Dear Professionals,
MULISSA inauguration function was held at the Department of Library and
Information Science, Mysore University.
The chief guest Shri B.R Badhri spoke abut the history of RFID technology,
its relevance in different industries and its use in libraries.
He also spoke about Library Management Systems, their functional as well as
technical aspects. How RFID technology works, along with its uses in cost
effectiveness, multiple languages, book drop unit, improved services through
prior reservation and prevention of theft were addressed.
RFID is an off-shoot of barcoding which has been around for 40 years. A
chip embedded in a book can have details such as author, title, subject,
edition etc and this information can be accessed at the circulation desk
itself. The technology enables automatic identification of objects. In the
case of libraries, it is applied to books journals, CDs etc.
Chairperson and faculty advisor for MULISSA, Dr Khaiser Nikam briefed about
the history of the Department and the role of Dr. P.K. Patil as founding
member.
Mr Shrinivas Prasad from Bahadur Institute of Management Science was also
present. Faculty, research scholars and students were also present.
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Team Members
President : Dr. Khaiser Nikam
Secretary : Mahamadsaba Mabusaba Kalebhagh
Joint Secretary : Shivakumar, H.R., Kumara, C.S.
Treasure : Rashmi, B.R.
Members : Sunilkumar M, Hydar Ali, Narayana, P.K.
Secretary : Mahamadsaba Mabusaba Kalebhagh
Joint Secretary : Shivakumar, H.R., Kumara, C.S.
Treasure : Rashmi, B.R.
Members : Sunilkumar M, Hydar Ali, Narayana, P.K.
MULISSA FORUM 2008 - 2009
The department of library and information science elected the office bearers of MULISSA “Mysore University library and Information Science Students Association”. This association was established in 1965 and is still active and well- known for its famous Friday Talks – which is weekly program.
Following are the office bearers
President : Dr. Khaiser Nikam
Secretary :Mahamadsaba Mabusaba Kalebhagh
JointSecretary :Shivakumar,H.R., Kumara, C.S.
Treasure : Rashmi, B.R.
Members :Sunilkumar, Hydar Ali, Narayana, P.K.
Following are the office bearers
President : Dr. Khaiser Nikam
Secretary :Mahamadsaba Mabusaba Kalebhagh
JointSecretary :Shivakumar,H.R., Kumara, C.S.
Treasure : Rashmi, B.R.
Members :Sunilkumar, Hydar Ali, Narayana, P.K.
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
“Colon Classification as Ontology" by Dr. Michael A. Shepeard
Friday talk-9 Special lecture on “Colon Classification as Ontology
by Dr. Michael A. Shepeard.
Dr. Michael A. Shepeard remembered his days when gave lecture in the same hall 15 year back. He gave brief geographical description about the location of his University and in his e introduction expressed his long term interest in Colon Classification, right from his college days when he was student of DRTC in Bangalore 1974. Apart form classification he studied how Colon Classification could be used for other purposes. So he took a look at RDMS, Programming PROTEGE etc…. In computer science and information service, he took concept and relationship as items of study. He briefly describe concept of ontology by taking university people as an example. Ontology provides more information about properties, resources and value along with their relationship. Thus ontology is more help full in constructing a semantic map. Ontology on web – explained about technology, resources, property, value etc. Ontology describes the relationship. They have developed programmer of ontology based on depth schedule of Colon Classification that is Personality, Matter, Energy, and Hierarchies of class, subclass, sub-class, and sub-sub-class in simple triple .he explained it by an simple
Example e.g. - Person a with lung cancer treated by thermotherapy using-rays. He is working on the elements of space and time also to programmer. He explained how the sample subjects and it rings along with sectors make things simple and he gave very brief summary like this- colon depth scheduler or ontology can be used as web ontology by adding it a relationship web ontology allows to define any relations, it’s a good news and bad news at a same time web ontology is important
by Dr. Michael A. Shepeard.
Dr. Michael A. Shepeard remembered his days when gave lecture in the same hall 15 year back. He gave brief geographical description about the location of his University and in his e introduction expressed his long term interest in Colon Classification, right from his college days when he was student of DRTC in Bangalore 1974. Apart form classification he studied how Colon Classification could be used for other purposes. So he took a look at RDMS, Programming PROTEGE etc…. In computer science and information service, he took concept and relationship as items of study. He briefly describe concept of ontology by taking university people as an example. Ontology provides more information about properties, resources and value along with their relationship. Thus ontology is more help full in constructing a semantic map. Ontology on web – explained about technology, resources, property, value etc. Ontology describes the relationship. They have developed programmer of ontology based on depth schedule of Colon Classification that is Personality, Matter, Energy, and Hierarchies of class, subclass, sub-class, and sub-sub-class in simple triple .he explained it by an simple
Example e.g. - Person a with lung cancer treated by thermotherapy using-rays. He is working on the elements of space and time also to programmer. He explained how the sample subjects and it rings along with sectors make things simple and he gave very brief summary like this- colon depth scheduler or ontology can be used as web ontology by adding it a relationship web ontology allows to define any relations, it’s a good news and bad news at a same time web ontology is important
Monday, March 17, 2008
"Professional Ethics" by Dr. Shanmukha
An important lecture on “Professional ethics” was organised by MULISSA on March 14, 2008. The speaker was Dr. Shanmukha from Department of Education, Karnataka State Open University (KSOU), Mysore. Drawing from his wide experience in the field of education, Dr. Shanmukha said that there is a subtle difference between a job and a profession. He opined that a profession is skill oriented and requires more knowledge and commitment. Though both job and profession could earn livelihood for people, a profession is more service oriented and calls for intellectual calibre. Referring the courses in library and information sciences as a professional course, the speaker said such kind of courses emphasise on acquiring of skills required to carry out the professional responsibilities. He drew parallels from Medicine, Engineering, Education and Law to push his argument why Library and Information Science is also treated as a professional subject. He provided a number of examples from his personal life to show that how service is the motto of libraries. A person who works for a profession should abide by some of the “written” and “unwritten” code of ethics. He said the accepted behaviour with service orientations is the basis for all code of ethics. Code of ethics is self imposed, self regulated, self growing behaviour. He said professional ethics protects a profession in a long run.
Report prepared by B. Tejaswini
Report prepared by B. Tejaswini
Thursday, March 13, 2008
“E– learning pedagogical issues" by Dr. Linda karlsson
MULISSA Friday talk – 7 special lectures on “E– learning pedagogical issues" by Dr. Linda karlsson, Librarian, Malmo University, Sweden.
Summary:-
Dr. Linda gave a brief description of where is Sweden located an geographical description, historical and also social Sweden, and emphasized his work experience through all this yours how the diuretic change as bought in Sweden and reflected on Malmo University. It is stated in the year 1999. eighth large University in Sweden.
“Library as a student’s office” According her opinion they gave large attention on students home as well as in campus. For the overall development there must be communication development the learning progress depends on the library form formal user education to tutoring pedagogical and user oriented design of library is must. For on E – learning pedagogical there should be an well learning management system, learning support tutoring structure. FAQs, like lectures, seminars careful curriculum design, library on line, this are must and should.
Dr.Linda gave some of the tips to library-
• Simple chat(mecbo free programmer )
• User friendly catalogue.
• Library on youth tube, pod cards etc.
• Library catalog via on mobile
• RSS on library needs and new books
• Added values like games etc.
Summary:-
Dr. Linda gave a brief description of where is Sweden located an geographical description, historical and also social Sweden, and emphasized his work experience through all this yours how the diuretic change as bought in Sweden and reflected on Malmo University. It is stated in the year 1999. eighth large University in Sweden.
“Library as a student’s office” According her opinion they gave large attention on students home as well as in campus. For the overall development there must be communication development the learning progress depends on the library form formal user education to tutoring pedagogical and user oriented design of library is must. For on E – learning pedagogical there should be an well learning management system, learning support tutoring structure. FAQs, like lectures, seminars careful curriculum design, library on line, this are must and should.
Dr.Linda gave some of the tips to library-
• Simple chat(mecbo free programmer )
• User friendly catalogue.
• Library on youth tube, pod cards etc.
• Library catalog via on mobile
• RSS on library needs and new books
• Added values like games etc.
"How to face competitive exams” by C. N. Shivamurthy
MULISSA Friday talk – 6 lecture on “How to face competitive exams” by Sri. C. N. Shivamurthy Department Chief, University Employment Information and Guidance Bureau, University of mysore , Manasagangotri Mysore.
Sri. C. N. Shivamurthy explained few thought of knowledge such a new route as navigator to be a successive man . Knowledge power thought role the world. This four pillars for building some thingn in life for success,
1. Aptitude
2. Good guidance
3. Parent’s encouragement
4. Sincere Hard work and he explained a wide job opportunities in three sections
a. government
b. private
c. self employment
and their is lots of risk in self employment and brain draining in private sector .The best is government job due to information secure and service oriented things . So to succed in compitative field one should built a plan, preparartion performance will power , good friend sd all are important . Luck cant play arole in life so try and try again until a succced that is practice make man perfect.
He expailned basic procedure about competative exams what are they?
How are they?
And explained what’s the different’s of life upto 10 to 15, childhood stage studying stages, 15 to 25 exploatory stage up to 25 to 40 establishment stage upto 40 to 60 maintance stage so one should do his beet with 15 to 25 to make his life secure in future. The growt that is both central and state as some what same procedure to fillup its group ‘C’, ‘B’, ‘A’ through competative exams the basic qualification is any Bachelor’s degree and good score in competative exams and group ‘c’ vaccuancy are filled through S. S. C. that is Staff Selection Commission. S. I, CBI, Delhi police etc., Railway recurment board, bank jobs through TOEA, TONA, TOEL etc., exams and state’s FDA and SDA, ISA etc., for higher catogories that is group B and A is filled by KPSC and UPSC exams every year and he also explained all procedure to apply pattern question papers, selection process and attempts one can achieve and gain live. Example: IPS Kampaiya, IG Shivaram, IAS Vijayalkshmi and so on. There problems hard work and there will power and success story.
Sri. C. N. Shivamurthy explained few thought of knowledge such a new route as navigator to be a successive man . Knowledge power thought role the world. This four pillars for building some thingn in life for success,
1. Aptitude
2. Good guidance
3. Parent’s encouragement
4. Sincere Hard work and he explained a wide job opportunities in three sections
a. government
b. private
c. self employment
and their is lots of risk in self employment and brain draining in private sector .The best is government job due to information secure and service oriented things . So to succed in compitative field one should built a plan, preparartion performance will power , good friend sd all are important . Luck cant play arole in life so try and try again until a succced that is practice make man perfect.
He expailned basic procedure about competative exams what are they?
How are they?
And explained what’s the different’s of life upto 10 to 15, childhood stage studying stages, 15 to 25 exploatory stage up to 25 to 40 establishment stage upto 40 to 60 maintance stage so one should do his beet with 15 to 25 to make his life secure in future. The growt that is both central and state as some what same procedure to fillup its group ‘C’, ‘B’, ‘A’ through competative exams the basic qualification is any Bachelor’s degree and good score in competative exams and group ‘c’ vaccuancy are filled through S. S. C. that is Staff Selection Commission. S. I, CBI, Delhi police etc., Railway recurment board, bank jobs through TOEA, TONA, TOEL etc., exams and state’s FDA and SDA, ISA etc., for higher catogories that is group B and A is filled by KPSC and UPSC exams every year and he also explained all procedure to apply pattern question papers, selection process and attempts one can achieve and gain live. Example: IPS Kampaiya, IG Shivaram, IAS Vijayalkshmi and so on. There problems hard work and there will power and success story.
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