Impact of UGC Infonet Digital Library Consortium to academic community A Case Study of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda by Jyoti Bhatt and Nilesh.

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Impact of UGC Infonet Digital Library Consortium to academic community A Case Study of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda by Jyoti Bhatt and Nilesh Joshi

Introduction Considering the impact of IT and ICT, E-Resources are found supplements and compliments to Library resources. E-Journals valued to the research activity has accelerated usage of the research material in academic libraries. The present study focuses on the usage impact of E-Resources accessible through UGC Infonet Digital Library Consortium on the campus of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda

UGC Infonet Digital Library Consortium has proved to be a boon to the academia by providing current as well as archival access to more than 5000 core and peer-reviewed journals and nine bibliographic databases from 23 publishers and aggregators in different disciplines. The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda was among the first 50 Universities to be benefited with Consortia resources. UGC Infonet Digital Library Consortium

Impact of E-resources on Research Output: Revolutionized the access of scholarly information in the form of e-resources. Availability of e-resources have played a major role in increase in research output globally. Research output has almost doubled in India since the e- resources are easily accessible More so, after the access to latest research published in peer reviewed journals is within easy reach of researchers.

Research Output in India It is observed that research in India has doubled in just seven years. It can be said that emergence of consortiums have accelerated and escalated the research activity in India. Below table proves that research has doubled in a short span of seven years and the entire credit goes to Consortia efforts. Web of Science

Continued…. Research output of The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda The M S University was among the first 50 universities who had access to consortium resources. This is revealed in the statistics taken into account from 2004 to Availability of e-resources through UGC Infonet Consortium has shown a significant increase in the no. of Ph.Ds awarded in the field of Social Sciences & Humanities and pure Science & Applied Sciences. This University is ranked 26th among other Indian Universities as far as downloads for the year 2007 are concerned. The research output has increased significantly due to increase in awareness, infrastructure availability and adaptability by Scientists as compared to Social Scientists and Humanists.

Publisher-wise No. of Downloads from

Initial year has not made any impact on the usage of resources available through Consortium. But later on from 2005 onwards, the growing awareness in the use has shown remarkable increase. Statement showing Ph.D. awarded in The M S University of Baroda YearHumanities & Social Science Science & Technology Total %3147% %4764% %4356% %8355%149 Continued…. An upward trend in research output especially in Pure Sciences. Tremendous rise in the year , i.e. 149 researches from the University out which 83 Ph.Ds from Science and Technology alone.

Initiatives taken Organization of Awareness Programme. Posters sent to all Departments for publicity Circulars and leaflets pasted in prominent places in the Departments and their computer lab Personal counseling with potential and active users for effective and optimal use. Link is provided on Library’s website. URL : Training sessions organized for specific resources. e.g. Scifinder. Visits to Departments to educate the MSU fraternity

Suggestions and Observations When enormous e-resources are accessible, it is the moral duty of we LIS professionals to prevent its misuse. To get more comprehensive data on the usage of the e- resources at specific IP address, it is recommended to introduce authentication by way of using 12 digit SOUL membership code as the validation to have access on campus and off campus. Could be feasible, if it is accepted by publishers covered under Consortium instead of username and password. Such a mechanism need to be evolved to have a comprehensive data on the actual usage by the academic fraternity in the universities As the national resources are being utilized we must have our accountability on the usage of the funds made available in persuasion of our professional excellence.

Conclusion Above facts prove that personal visits, training workshops, inviting feedbacks, are issues which give a heavy impact on the use, however traditional they seem to be. Usage statistics, Surveys and feedback always remain effective tools to measure the usage. To enhance the use of e-resources, more awareness programmes should be organized to indoctrinate them about the facilities and benefits available with electronic format as compared to print. A good infrastructure remains to be an encouraging factor for the use of e-resources. The usage of e-resources by the pure scientists is found quite satisfactory. Usage of Electronic journals is found greater in the campus in spite of the low bandwidth of the University till recent past.

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