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How to create a Digital Library for your institutions with open source platform _Workshop

Workshop on Creating Digital Library with Open Source Platform lead by Mr. NASAR OM, Library Head, Whitefield Global School, Banglore

Date: June 7, 2022

Bangalore, India - In a bid to modernize educational resources and provide enhanced accessibility to students, Mr. Nasar Om, the esteemed Library Head of Whitefield Global School, led an enlightening seminar on "Creating a Digital Library for Educational Institutions using Open Source Platforms." The seminar, held on June 7, 2022, attracted educators and librarians from various institutions eager to explore digital library implementation strategies.

The seminar commenced with Mr. Nasar Om emphasizing the importance of adopting digital libraries in educational settings. He underlined that traditional libraries are transforming rapidly in the digital age, and institutions must embrace modern technological advancements to cater to the evolving needs of tech-savvy students.

During the session, Mr. Nasar Om highlighted the benefits of utilizing open-source platforms for creating digital libraries. Open-source software not only provides cost-effectiveness but also fosters collaboration and community-driven development, allowing institutions to customize and tailor the digital library to meet their specific requirements.

Key Points Covered in the Seminar:

Open Source Platform Selection:

Mr. Nasar Om stressed the significance of selecting the right open-source platform for a digital library. Several popular open-source platforms were discussed, including DSpace, Greenstone, and Koha. The choice of platform depends on factors such as scalability, user interface, and integration capabilities with existing systems.

Digital Content Aggregation:

Participants were guided on various methods to aggregate digital content, such as e-books, academic journals, research papers, and multimedia resources. Mr. Nasar Om emphasized the importance of curating high-quality and relevant content to ensure the digital library's effectiveness.

Copyright and Licensing:

Addressing concerns about copyright and licensing, Mr. Nasar Om outlined the significance of adhering to copyright laws and securing appropriate licenses for copyrighted materials. He encouraged participants to explore Creative Commons licenses to facilitate content sharing while respecting intellectual property rights.

User Experience and Accessibility:

Creating an intuitive user interface and ensuring accessibility for all students and educators were emphasized. Mr. Nasar Om highlighted the need to optimize the digital library for mobile devices and to implement features such as search filters and personalized user accounts to enhance user experience.

Data Security and Backup:

To protect valuable digital assets, Mr. Nasar Om advised implementing robust data security measures and establishing regular data backup protocols to prevent data loss.

As the seminar concluded, participants expressed gratitude to Mr. Nasar Om for his valuable insights and practical guidance on creating a digital library with an open-source platform. They left the session with newfound enthusiasm and determination to implement digital libraries in their respective institutions, taking inspiration from Whitefield Global School's proactive approach.

In the era of rapid technological advancements, Whitefield Global School, under the guidance of Mr. Nasar Om, continues to set an example for educational institutions in embracing digital transformations to enrich the learning experience of their students.

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About Nasar

                                         He  was born in Vadakara (Kerala) on 30th December. His father’s name is Ibrahim and his mother's name is Sara. He has one brother and a sister. His current location is at Purameri near Nadapuram, Kozhikode, Kerala, India. he currently working with New Gulf Indian School, kuwait. He graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration from Farook College, Calicut in 2013. After that, He Post graduated integrated MLISc in 2016 from Farook College (Autonomous), He completed Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Applications (PGDCA), Post Graduate Diploma in Functional Arabic  (PGDFA) , and pursuing MBA in Human Resources. In addition to his work, He kept in touch with professional friends.     He enjoys hearing people and learning new things from the different types of people and he interacts with them. He  became an Information Specialist because of his connection with information specialists since his childhood. His interests lie in the role of