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Functioning of ‘Research’ Tools in the Enrichment of Research in K. K Functioning of ‘Research’ Tools in the Enrichment of Research in K. K. Handiqui Library, Gauhati University Nitya Nanda Pathak Konika Malakar Assistant Librarian Library Assistant K.K.H.Library, Gauhati University K.K.H.Library, GU npathak@gauhati.ac.in konikamalakar@yahoo.com

Abstract : Overview of the quality of research as enhanced by the ‘Research’ Tools in knowledge management practices in K. K. Handiqui Library, Gauhati University Investigates the potentiality of digital scholarship with the help of Internet and website. The paper identifies the strengths and opportunities of the ‘research’ tools in improving the quality of research in the near future.

Objective: The main purpose of this study is to spread information on the functioning of the ‘research’ tools as well as on the significance of ETD and the concept of plagiarism within academic communities find the most desirable factors out of various items which are going to have an impact on the research quality, researcher’s intentions for using the research tools and their intention to plagiarize.

Methodology: questionnaire Personal interview of selected faculty members was also conducted on the use and satisfaction of URKUND’s software activities Data from URKUND

GAUHATI UNIVERSITY……….. As rated by NIRF- MHRD during 2017, GU occupies -- Top position amongst the North Eastern Universities 5th amongst the state Universities, 27th amongst all State and Central Universities 43rd amongst all Institutions (State & Central Universities, All Technical Institutes, All Management Institutes etc.)

The University has more than 750 Ph.D Research Scholars, 1750 M.Phil students and 349 Faculty members. Every year more than 250 student are awarded M.Phil/Ph.D degree by the university

As of 30th April, 2017, Krishna Kanta Handiqui Library has over 5200 nos. thesis, 5800 nos. Dissertations, 4500 manuscripts, 4726 nos. Report Literature, 7593 volumes in 11 different languages in the K.K.Handiqui Collection, 150000 pages Digitizd Manuscripts, 852524 pages digitized theses. At the same time, the library actively organizes programmes and training session to support the students/researchers.

Plagiarism Policy of Gauhati University According to the UGC Regulation 2009 “Minimum standards and procedure for award of M.Phil/Ph.D degree” it has become mandatory to check the research work through turnitin/Urkund. Accordingly Gauhati University has made it compulsory for all Ph.D thesis to check the similarity index before uploading the Ph.D theses into ShodhGanga.

Under the GU Plagiarism policy the university has mandated : URKUND check and certification for all theses by Ph.D. scholars to be verified by supervisors/guides. Finally University Librarian issues a plagiarism verification certificate of similarity report for obtaining Ph. D degree. Regular awareness and training has been given by the librarians to the research scholars and faculty member. Ph.D. Scholars are allowed to take content other sources not exceeding 20%.

April 30, 2017 Anti plagiarism software in Gauhati University Analysis from Turnitin/URKUND April 30, 2017

Analysis from URKUND

URKUND Similarity Index Report DISCIPLINES TOTAL NO. OF SIMILARITY REPORT ANALYZED Arts and Fine Arts 421 Science 329 Technology and Engineering 16 Commerce 23 Management 2 Law 24 Analysis from URKUND

Technology and Engineering DISCIPLINES MINIMUM SIMILARITY MAXIMUM SIMILARITY REPORT FOUND (%) Arts and Fine Arts 18 Science 1 19 Technology and Engineering 11 Commerce Management 7 14 Law Analysis from URKUND

Data Analysis from the collected questionnaire Responses from different streams Stream Response Percentage Arts and Fine Arts 43 28.10 Science 52 33.98 Technology and Engineering 22 14.37 Commerce 15 9.8 Management 12 7.84 Law 9 5.88 Data Analysis from the collected questionnaire

Use of Website/Internet Resources in Research Work How often do you use the Internet/Websites resources to Complete your Research work Responses % Very often 81 52.94 Often 36 23.52 Sometimes N/R 00 Data Analysis from the collected questionnaire

References/Bibliography in the research work How often do you correctly cite references to what is used in your Research work Responses % Very often 81 52.94 Often 18 11.76 Sometimes 54 35.29 N/R 00 Data Analysis from the collected questionnaire

Research Work and Resources How often do you use the Academic and Electronic Resources for your Research Work provided by KKHL, GU Responses % Very often 63 41.17 Often 36 23.52 Sometimes 40 26.13 N/R 9 5.88

Pressure of obtaining the Ph. D Degree Do the pressures of obtaining PH.D Degree lead you to think of plagiarism ? Responses % Yes 18 11.76 No 108 70.58 N/R Personal Rating How do you personally rate the KKHL initiative of providing Plagiarism software ? Responses % Highly Appreciable 99 64.70 Appreciable 45 29.41 Not appreciable 9 5.88

Support by Similarity Report Does similarity report help in improving research work Responses % Yes 126 82.35 No 9 5.88 N/R 18 11.76 Instant feedback Does your Guides/supervisors provide instant feedback through URKUND ? Responses % Yes 54 35.29 No 36 23.52 N/R 63 41.17

Reference Management and Citation Tools Which of the citation tools and Reference Management Tools have you used Responses % M endely 18 11.76 Z otero Bibexcel 9 5.88 Endnote 63 41.17

Selected views from faculty members of Gauhati University Professor and Dean, Department of Commerce “Urkund has been found to be very user-friendly, less time consuming, fast, dynamic and effective software for academic purpose” Professor and Head Department of ELT, GU “The anti-plagiarism software that Gauhati University is using is a very user friendly. It should be used by all students, Research Scholars and teachers” Professor, Department Library and Information Science “Regular interaction is suggested”. Professor and Head, Dept. of Physics “Two Ph.D. theses were checked and they had published paper. But the result showed only 1% similarity index which is very surprising. We very much need the software”. Professor, Department of Statistics. “The anti plagiarism software is found to be user friendly, and very useful to know the amount of work found duplicated. It is useful for the students, Research Scholars, academicians and other for improved and quality work”

Environmental Science Highest Access of Ph. D theses from Gauhati University in the World through PQDT: Author Subject Title Rank(World) Dr. Bidyut Jyoti Sarmah Chemistry Chemical composition of the Street dust of Guwahati with special reference to speciation of the heavy metals. 1st Dr. Phani Dutta Environmental Science Studies on the physico chemical characteristics of surface water, Sdiment and groundwater and bioaccumulation of heavy metals in Eichhornia crassipes of Greater Guwahati P 3rd BEST PRACTICES

Summary of Findings: ‘Research’ tools including the anti-plagiarism software has been found to be of great help by the research community. Yet, there remains a gap regarding its understanding and use, basically that of Zotero, Endnote, Bibexcel, which were found to be unheard by most of the academicians. In this sense we recommend that initiatives should be taken by the concerned Departments and UGC Academic Staff College in including awareness of the programme within the Ph.D. course work and the skill development programme respectively.