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Use of CeRA Consortium by Research Scholars of University of Agricultural Sciences in Karnataka


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1 NAHEP-IG, University of Agricultural Sciences Raichur (Karnataka), India
2 College of Agriculture (U.A.S.), Kalaburagi (Karnataka), India
3 AEEC (U.A.S.), Nalwar, Kalaburagi (Karnataka), India
     

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Information communication technology (ICT) has given many e-services to the libraries in the present era. Libraries are using ICT to improve the management of scholarly information to strengthen and speedy access to such information not available locally. Consortium for e-Resources in Agriculture (CeRA) is most valuable research tool that, instead of print based services in traditional library services. In this study an attempt has been made to search use of CeRA consortium by research scholars in University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad. It included use and access of CeRA, frequency and purpose of using CeRA. Also Escalating of CeRA services by adding more resources and facilities has given strong information support for the teaching, research and extension programmers.

Keywords

CeRA, Agriculture, Consortium, e-Resource, e-Service.
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Authors

Ekanath Rathod
NAHEP-IG, University of Agricultural Sciences Raichur (Karnataka), India
Krishna S. Maraddi
College of Agriculture (U.A.S.), Kalaburagi (Karnataka), India
Kumaraswamy Hiremath
AEEC (U.A.S.), Nalwar, Kalaburagi (Karnataka), India

Abstract


Information communication technology (ICT) has given many e-services to the libraries in the present era. Libraries are using ICT to improve the management of scholarly information to strengthen and speedy access to such information not available locally. Consortium for e-Resources in Agriculture (CeRA) is most valuable research tool that, instead of print based services in traditional library services. In this study an attempt has been made to search use of CeRA consortium by research scholars in University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad. It included use and access of CeRA, frequency and purpose of using CeRA. Also Escalating of CeRA services by adding more resources and facilities has given strong information support for the teaching, research and extension programmers.

Keywords


CeRA, Agriculture, Consortium, e-Resource, e-Service.

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