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Multimedia: It's Application in Library and Information Science (Record no. 3628)

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Personal name	Kumar, Prasanna
9 (RLIN)	16469
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Title	Multimedia: It's Application in Library and Information Science
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Place of publication, distribution, etc.	New Delhi:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc.	Ess Ess Publication,
Date of publication, distribution, etc.	2002.
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Formatted contents note	1 PROLOGUE<br/>1.2. MEDIA COMMUNICATION<br/>1.3. INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION<br/>1.4. Media Communication and library<br/>1.5. Communication channel<br/>1.6. Media<br/>1.6.1. Definition<br/>1.6.2. Types of Media<br/>1.6.3. Categories of Media<br/>1.6.4. Types of Media Combinations<br/>1.7. multiplication of media<br/>1.8. Materials and equipment selection:<br/>1.8.1. Objectives<br/>1.8.2. Visual, Still. Non Mediated Media<br/>1.8.3. Visual, Still, Mediated Media<br/>1.8.4. Cisual, Motion, Mediated Media<br/>1.8.5. Audio, Non-Mediated Media<br/>1.8.6. Audio, Mediated Media<br/>1.8.7. Audio, Still, Visual, Mediated Media<br/>1.8.8. Visuals, Motion, Audio, Mediated, Media<br/>1.8.9. Consumable Media<br/>1.8.10. Manipulative Media<br/>1.9. major categories of media<br/>1.9.1. Art Prints<br/>1.9.2. Books<br/>1.9.3. Commvimty Resources<br/>1.9.4. Computer Software<br/>1.9.5. Filmstrips<br/>1.9.6. Kits<br/>1.9.7. Maps and Charts<br/>1.9.8. Motion Pictures<br/>1.9.9. Pamplets<br/>1.9.10. Periodicals<br/>1.9.11. Catalogues<br/>1.9.12. Pictures<br/>1.9.13. Programmed Instruction<br/>1.9.14. Real Things and Models<br/>1.9.15. Recording<br/>1.9.16. Simultations and Games<br/>1.9.17. Slides; Photographic<br/>1.9.18. Transparencies: Overhead<br/>2 AUDIO-VIDEO AND MICROFORM MEDIA ...19<br/>2.1. Audio-visual material<br/>2.2 Categories of audio-visuals<br/>2.2.1. Video<br/>2.2.2. Video and Libraries<br/>2.3. Audio-visuals : Physical formats<br/>2.3.1. Films<br/>2.3.2. Filmstrips<br/>2.3.3. Cine Films<br/>2.3.4. Magnetic Tapes<br/>2.3.5. Sound Tapes.<br/>2.3.6. Video Tape<br/>2.3.7. Plastic<br/>2.4. Usage of Various forms of va materials<br/>2.5. Components of Audio Visual Aids<br/>2.6. Mobile AudioA^isual Media<br/>2.7. AudioA^isual computer instruction systems<br/>2.7.1. The audio/visual computer aided tutor<br/>system<br/>2.7.2. The Computer AudioA'^ideo Instruction^^<br/>System<br/>2.7.8. The Interactive Video Information system<br/>2.7.4. Computer Guided Learning System<br/>2.7.5. Logo Learning System<br/>2.8. Microform<br/>2.8.1. Microform<br/>2.8.2. Microform Formatting and Selecting<br/>2.8.3. Storage, Indexing and Retrival of<br/>Microforms<br/>2.8.4. Setting up a Microfiling Unit<br/>2.8.5. Categories of Micro Publications<br/>2.8.6. • Microform Production Standards<br/>2.8.7. Microfilm Applications<br/>2.8.8. Advantages<br/>2.8.9. Disadvantages<br/>ELECTRONIC MEDIA .-4<br/>3.1. Information Technology as Relevant to<br/>Libraries<br/>3.2.1. Word Processor<br/>3.2.2. Reprography<br/>3.2.3. Micrography<br/>3.2.4., Computer<br/>3.2.5i Online Bibliographic Database<br/>3.2.6. Videotext and Teletext<br/>3.2.7. Teletext<br/>3.2.8. Electronic mail and Message System<br/>(EMMS)<br/>3.2.9. Telefacsimile<br/>3.2.10. Hypertext and Hypermedia<br/>3.2.11. Compact Disc Read only Memory (CDROM)<br/>3.2.12. Resource Sharing and Networking<br/>3.3. Other Information Technologies in the<br/>India<br/>3.3.1. Voice-Mail<br/>3.3.2. Hybrid-mail Technology<br/>3.3.3. Multimedia Telephone Technology : ISDN<br/>3.3.4. Cellular Mobile Telephone Technology<br/>3.3.5. Radio Paging Technology<br/>3.3.6. Telecommunication<br/>3.3.7. Barcode technology<br/>3.4. New Computers Technology<br/>3.4.1. Multipurpose Computer Tnfiniti*<br/>3.4^2. Parallel Processing Computer Tace-Plus]<br/>3.4.3. Multimedia PC: 'Presario CDS 520'<br/>3.5. Electronic Library<br/>3.5.1. Role of Librarians<br/>3.5.2. Electronic Office<br/>3.5.3. Electronic Publishing<br/>3.6. Electronic Media<br/>3.6.1. Electronic Media Genius<br/>3.6.2. The characteristics of Electronic Media<br/>3.6.3. Sources of Electronic Media<br/>3.6.4. Electronic newspaper<br/>3.6.5. Electronic Media Saves Space<br/>3.6.6. Electronic Media and Retrieval Efficiency<br/>3.6.7. Electronic Media Demures Environmental<br/>Hazards<br/>3.7. New Media<br/>STORAGE MEDIA ...77<br/>4.1. Magnetic Storage Media<br/>4.1.1. Magnetic Disc<br/>4.1.2. Magnetic Tape<br/>4.1.3. Cartridge Tape<br/>4.1.4. Digital Audio Tape<br/>4.2. Optical Discs<br/>4.2.1. Read-Only Optical Discs<br/>4.2.2. Write Once-Read Many Media (WORM)<br/>4.2.3. Erasable/Rewritable Media<br/>4.3. Optical Character Recognition (OCR)<br/>4.3.1. Docupient Transport<br/>4.3.2. Scanning<br/>4.3.3. Recognition<br/>4.3.4. Optical Reading /Sensing<br/>4.3.5. Optical Printer<br/>4.3.6. Optical Fiber.<br/>4.4. Future trends<br/>4.4.1. FMD-ROM<br/>5.11.8. Address : <ADDRESS><br/>5.11.9. Comments : <!-><br/>5.12. Some Tips creation of the html document<br/>6 MULTIMEDIA ...147<br/>6.1. Meaning and Definitions<br/>6.2. Multimedia its Origin<br/>6.3. Historical Developments<br/>6.4. A multimedia revolution<br/>6.5. Digital Days<br/>6.5.1. Analog.into Digital<br/>6.5.2. CD-Rom Delivers<br/>6.6.3. Multimedia CDs:<br/>6.5.4. Hardware (C.P.U.)<br/>6.5.5. Software<br/>6.5.6. Multimedia Packages<br/>6.6. Components of Multimedia<br/>6.6.1. Text<br/>6.6.2. Graphic Images<br/>6.6.3. Animations<br/>6.6.4. Sound<br/>6.6.5. Interactive links<br/>6.7. Features of multimedia<br/>6.7.1. Multimedia<br/>6.7.2. Interactivity<br/>6.7.3. Self-paced learning<br/>6.7.4. Ease of use<br/>6.7.5. Audio<br/>6.7.6. Video<br/>6.7.7 Virtual Reality (VR)<br/>6.8. Use of multimedia<br/>6.8.1. Multimedia V/s Hypermedia<br/>6.9. Infusion it libraries services<br/>6.10. Applications of Multimedia<br/>6.11. Multimedia applications in libraries<br/>6.12. American and europe^ libraries<br/>6.13. Indian Scenario<br/>6.13.1. Application and Research on Multimedia<br/>Development on India<br/>6.14. Limitations of Multimedia<br/>6.15. Tjrpes of Multimedia Systems<br/>6.15.1. Multimedia Library Information kiosks/<br/>walk through programmes<br/>6.15.2. Instruction/Training<br/>6.15.3. Self Learning Tools<br/>6.15.4. Digital/Electronic Libraries<br/>6.15.5. Multimedia databases<br/>6.15.6.Multimedia Information Retrieval System<br/>6.15.7. Multimedia Catalogues<br/>6.15.8. Multimedia Information Resources<br/>6.15.9. Geographical Information Systems (CIS)<br/>6.15.10. Electronic Publishing<br/>6.15.11. Multimedia Archival System<br/>6.15.12. Multimedia use in Museum Libraries<br/>6.15.13. Call Number Directories<br/>6.16. Multimedia Publishing<br/>6.16.1. System Requirements<br/>6.16.2. Using the multimedia library to store<br/>media files<br/>6.16.2. Multimedia Layer model to user<br/>6.16.4. Standards for Multimedia<br/>f<br/>6.16.5. Multimedia Workstation<br/>6.17. Software for Everyone<br/>6.17.1. Multimedia in Business<br/>6.17.2. Multimedia at Homes<br/>6.17.3. Multimedia in Schools/Colleges<br/>6.17.4. Multimedia in Public Places ^<br/>6.17.5. Multimedia in Sports<br/>6.17.6. Multimedia for Entertainment<br/>6.17.7. Multimedia in Library<br/>6.17.8. Multimedia at work ^<br/>6.18. One-subject Encyclopedias<br/>6.19. Information center<br/>6.20. Leisure Pursuits ::<br/>6.21. Interactive Museums<br/>6.22. The world of multimedia<br/>6.22.1. Browse the world<br/>6.22.2. Multimedia Atlases<br/>6.28. The multimedia magazine<br/>6.23.1. Newsweek Interactive<br/>6.24. Multimedia Education<br/>6.24.1. Careers and Vocational Training<br/>6.24.2. Multimedia Research<br/>6.24.3. Curriculum Design<br/>6.25. Multimedia Educational Technology in<br/>Imparting Lis Education<br/>2.26. Multimedia Presentation<br/>2.26.1. Power Point<br/>2.26.2. Harvard Graphics<br/>6.26.3. Hypermedia Programs<br/>6.26.4. Authoring systems<br/>6.26.5. Steps in creating mvdtimedia presentation<br/>6.26.6. Preparing the presentation<br/>MULTIMEDIA NETWORKING ...218<br/>7.1. Networked Multimedia Applications<br/>7.1.2. An example<br/>7.2. User Requirements for Multimedia<br/>7.2.1. Human - Computer Interface<br/>7.2.2. Access, Delivery, Scheduhng and Recording<br/>7.2.3. Interactivity<br/>7.2.4. Educational Requirements<br/>7.2.5. Cost<br/>7.3. Issues for Users<br/>7.3.1. Characteristics of Multimedia<br/>7.3.2. Compression<br/>7.3.3. Storage<br/>7.3.4. Bandwidth<br/>7.3.5. Quality of Service<br/>7.3.6. Platform Support<br/>7.3.7. Inter-Operability<br/>7.4. Compression Standards<br/>7.4.1. JPEG Compression<br/>7.4.2. MPEG Compression<br/>4.3. ITU-T H. 261 Compression<br/>7.4.4. AVI,. CDI and Quicktime<br/>7.5. Transmission Media<br/>7.5.1. Copper Conductors<br/>7.5.2. Coaxial Cable<br/>7.5.3. Optical Fibre<br/>7.5.4. Radio Systems<br/>7.6. Service Providers<br/>7.6.1. Public Telecommunication Operators (PTO)<br/>7.6.2. Cable TV Providers<br/>'7.7. Lan network technologies<br/>7.7.1. Ethernet at 10 Mbps<br/>7.7.2. Fast Ethernet<br/>7.7.3. FDDI<br/>7.7.4. ISO-Ethernet<br/>7.7.5. Proprietary Lans<br/>7.7.6. Local ATM<br/>7.8. Wan Network Services<br/>8.8.1. Frame Relay<br/>7.8.2. SMDS<br/>7.8.3. The Integrated Services Digital Network<br/>(ISDN)<br/>7.8.4. ATM<br/>7.9. Multimedia and Internet Protocols<br/>7.9.1. Existing Internet Protocols<br/>7.9.2. New Internet Protocols<br/>7.9.3. Internet Protocols and ATM<br/>7.9.4. ITU-T Standards<br/>7.10. Multimedia Programming Interfaces<br/>7.10.1. Design Issues<br/>7.10.2. Multimedia Communication Models<br/>7.10.3. First Implementations<br/>7.11. Networked Multimedia Applications<br/>Design<br/>7.11.1. Real Time Multimedia Applications<br/>7.11.2. Non-Real Time Multimedia Applications<br/>7.11.3. Networking costs<br/>7.11.4. Design of Networked Multimedia<br/>Applications<br/>7.11.5. Design Guidelines<br/>7.12. Future Trends<br/>7.12.1. Broadband Network Services<br/>7.12.2. Future Tel^services<br/>7.12.3.E&RKOM<br/>7.12.4 Summary
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Topical term or geographic name as entry element	Multimedia in Library Science
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700 ## - ADDED ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
9 (RLIN)	16470
Personal name	Mudhol, Mahesh V.
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Central Library, Sikkim University	Central Library, Sikkim University	General Book Section	26/06/2016	025.00285 KUM/M	P04168	26/06/2016	595.00	26/06/2016	General Books
Central Library, Sikkim University	Central Library, Sikkim University	General Book Section	24/02/2023	025.00285 KUM/M	051615	24/02/2023	595.00	24/02/2023	General Books
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