A STUDY OF RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS OF LIS TEACHERS

Authors:

FARIDA PARVEZ,DR. BASAVARAJ

Page No: 2417-2427

Abstract:

In the Indian context, Library and Information Science (LIS) teachers make significant academic and research contributions that shape the landscape of the field and influence the broader academic community. Academically, these teachers play a crucial role in developing and delivering high-quality educational programs that equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to excel in the information profession. Through their expertise in information organization, retrieval, management, and dissemination, LIS teachers design curricula that balance theoretical foundations with practical applications, integrating emerging trends, technologies, and best practices into course offerings. By fostering critical thinking, intellectual curiosity, and professional readiness, LIS teachers prepare students to navigate the complexities of the information age and contribute meaningfully to the advancement of the field. Moreover, LIS teachers in India actively engage in curriculum development, review, and enhancement, collaborating with industry professionals, academic colleagues, and accreditation bodies to ensure that educational programs remain current, relevant, and aligned with evolving industry standards, emerging trends, and societal needs. By championing excellence in education, LIS teachers contribute to the development of a highly skilled, competent, and ethical workforce that is capable of meeting the challenges and opportunities of the digital age. LIS teachers in India make substantial research contributions that advance the theoretical foundations, empirical understanding, and practical applications of the field. Through their scholarly inquiry, LIS teachers generate new knowledge, theories, and insights that contribute to the ongoing dialogue within the LIS community and inform practice, policy, and scholarship.

Description:

LIS Teachers, Library and Information Science, LIS community.

Volume & Issue

Volume-11,ISSUE-12

Keywords

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