Digital Technologies

Digital technologies have fundamentally transformed libraries from quiet, print-centric repositories into dynamic, hybrid hubs of community engagement and digital equity. By integrating advanced datab...

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Digital technologies have fundamentally transformed libraries from quiet, print-centric repositories into dynamic, hybrid hubs of community engagement and digital equity. By integrating advanced database software, automated self-service kiosks, and cloud-based platforms, libraries now provide patrons with seamless, 24/7 remote access to vast collections of e-books, multimedia archives, and academic journals. Beyond digital reading, physical library spaces have evolved to include high-tech makerspaces equipped with 3D printers, data analytics tools, and immersive virtual reality environments. Furthermore, emerging tools like artificial intelligence assistants and smart facility sensors optimize internal operations while personalizing the user experience. By merging these physical and virtual services, modern libraries actively bridge the digital divide, offering the public critical tech infrastructure, digital literacy training, and a collaborative ecosystem for continuous lifelong learning.

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Prof. Rupak Chakravarty

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Professor Rupak Chakravarty is a accomplished academic with about 25 years of professional experience, including over 19 years in teaching. He has successfully guided 11 Ph.D. scholars to completion and currently supervises eight more. Aprolific contributor to capacity building, he has served as a resource personfor over250 skilling programmes and authored around 150 research papers. His primaryinterests are the ethical use of AI in research, open access, academic integrity, andemerging library technologies. Prof. Rupak has held editorial responsibilities, including three consecutive years as Associate Editor for the DOAJ (Directoryof Open Access Journals), and he reviews for Scopus-indexed journals andservesinjournal editor roles. He has undertaken numerous significant academic assignmentsand committee memberships. These include roles in the Doctoral ResearchCommittee (DRC), Board of Control, Research Degree Committee, Board of Studies, Departmental Academic and Administrative Committees, Research AdvisoryCommittees (RAC), Academic Council, thesis and dissertation evaluations, university administrative committees, Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), placement cell, alumni association, and screening and selection committees. He is also involved in departmental consultancy services and the mentor–mentee programAdditionally, he has been associated with University Grants Commission(UGC), Public Service Commissions, and State Governments. He contributed educational modules and video lectures to ePG-PathshalaandVidyaMitra under the National Mission on Education through ICT (NMeICT). Since March 2024 he has been Research Fellow at INTI International University, Malaysia. Prof. Rupak Chakravarty Department of Library & Information Science Panjab University, Chandigarh 160014.

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