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    “Changes of Library Services with the Demand of Modern Technologies:

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    Date
    2025-02-20
    Author
    Islam, Md. Shahidul
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    Abstract
    A library provides different types of services to its readers or users. If we think or look thirty years back when modern technologies and the internet were not available, digital communication was totally out of thought then physical services were the only way of library services. But for a few years there was a dramatic change in mode of library services. Now the users can use and avail the almost full facilities from home “save the time of the reader”. Once there was a provision of card catalogue but now it is converted to online cataloguing. If we look back to the 90's we can see few libraries have computers to store information and there was no option of network. Information Technology (IT), RFID, Koha, one of the most used library management software in the world, Plagiarism checking system, have brought a revolutionary change in library services.
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    http://ar.iub.edu.bd/handle/11348/974
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    Independent University, Bangladesh
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    Keywords:
    Modern, Technologies

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