Measures to Provide More Facilities to Modern Students in the Field of Library and Information Science
Acceptance: 04/02/2026
Published: 31/03/2026
Abstract
Library and Information Science (LIS) is no longer limited to the collection and distribution of books. It has evolved into a modern, technology-driven system focused on the organization, preservation, retrieval, and dissemination of knowledge. The information explosion, digital revolution, internet, artificial intelligence, and user-centered services have radically transformed this field. Today's students do not want to be limited to textbooks; they demand quick, accurate, multi-dimensional, and digital information. In this context, it has become crucial for the field of Library and Information Science to offer more facilities to modern students, enabling them to become academically, research-wise, and professionally competent. This article highlights the various ways to meet the needs of modern students and address the challenges they face in the library and information science field.
Keynote: Digital Information, Academic Competence, Research Proficiency, Professional Development, Student Facility.
Author Name:
Dubey, Mr Abhishek Kumar ; Raj, Dr. Keshav ; Jha, Mr. Sujit Kumar
Pages:
470-480
DOI Number:
10.5281/zenodo.19397829
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Writer Name
Dubey, Mr Abhishek Kumar ; Raj, Dr. Keshav ; Jha, Mr. Sujit Kumar
Pages
470-480
DOI Numbers
10.5281/zenodo.19397829
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