Web-based Information Literacy Campaign for Transforming Agricultural Research and Technology to Indian Farmers: A Model

GORIA, Sunil and BIHANI, Sanjay K. (2015) Web-based Information Literacy Campaign for Transforming Agricultural Research and Technology to Indian Farmers: A Model. Paper presented at: IFLA WLIC 2015 - Cape Town, South Africa in Session 102 - Information Technology Library and Research Services for Parliaments Public Libraries and Asia and Oceania.

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Abstract

Web-based Information Literacy Campaign for Transforming Agricultural Research and Technology to Indian Farmers: A Model

Indian economy is based on agriculture and country’s 68% population is dependent on agriculture. There are more than 170 agricultural universities and ICAR institutes involved in education, research and extension of agricultural sciences in India. Agricultural extension information is vital for the development of farmers in India. Information literacy campaign can play a significant role for transforming agricultural research and technology to Indian farmers. ICT applications in Indian agricultural extension activities and agricultural libraries are discussed in this paper. A model is also proposed by the authors for a “web-based Information Literacy Campaign for transforming agricultural research and technology to the Indian farmers” using Moodle. Moodle is an open source software and well known for e-learning platforms.

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