National Digital Library of India (NDLI) Towards Building a National Asset Vijaygarh Jyotish Ray College, Kolkata July 24, 2020 Mr. Anirban Sarma Ms. Sujata Roy Chief International Outreach and Chief Operating Officer Communications Officer NDLI, IIT Kharagpur NDLI, IIT Kharagpur Email: sujataibm@gmail.com Email: anirbansarma@gmail.com
Why NDLI? Need effective use of Digital technology to handle the situation
National Digital Library of India (NDLI) Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Govt. of India, driving digital learning and virtual institution culture in India MHRD entrusted IIT Kharagpur to develop National Digital Library of India (NDLI) 4.8CR+ Content II 300+ Languages II 300+ Sources II 30 Lakh+ Users
NDLI Motto INCLUSIVE & OPEN
What is National Digital Library of India (NDLI)? • Massive national & international level integration of digital learning resources - one of the largest digital repositories of the world in terms of volume • A 24X7, Open to All, Digital Library • A Single window search/browse facility • Covers diverse academic and culture & heritage nts • Hosts multi-media contents: Text, Video, Audio, Image, Simulation, Animation, etc. • Indian language User Interface: Currently available in Hindi, Bangla, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Kannada, Odia, Telugu, Malayalam, Assamese • Facility available for institutes/organizations to disseminate e-contents which are under their exclusive control: IDR (Institutional Digital Repository) Service • Nationally licensed contents: Can be accessed free through NDLI
Lecture Slides, Question Banks, Term Papers, Lab Experiments, Model Answers Videos, Class Assignments, Manuals, Case Notes, Courseware Solutions Studies Faculty Publications, ETD (Electronic Thesis & Institutions, Central / State University Institutions of School & Higher Education, Boards Dissertation): DSc-PhD-Masters-Undergrad, Research and Professional Research Projects Digital Repository of Books & Periodicals, Open RANGE OF Access Journals , E-Books & Contributing Institutes Subscribed E-Resource CONTENTS Annual Reports, Project Reports, Convocation, Working Papers, Institutional and Open Contributions. Others Multi-modal, Multi-faceted Encyclopaedia, Dictionaries Directories Others Manuscripts, Audio & Video Datasets, Content Painting, Sculpture, Benchmarks, Models, Maps, Software Music, Dance,Drama
METADATA: THE HEART OF NDLI Metadata Is primarily textual ● information relating to Content. It Includes information that enables ● users to identify, discover, search, browse, interpret, or manage Content Includes hyperlinks that direct users ● to Content on the Source May include an expressive ● description of the Content NOTE: NDLI does not store all contents, it only ingests metadata for Search & Browse. The content (Full-text) is delivered from Source.
Uniqueness and Reach • Single window multi-lingual search and Participating Institutes: 15,000+ ● • access User Base: 30 lakh+ • No need to visit individual sites Average daily hits: 1 lakh+ ○ • Covers entire spectrum of learners Content ● Primary to highest level including life-long learners - Items: 480 lakh+ ○ All domains of education - Languages 300+ ○ - User interface languages 11 Can handle content of any language ● - Sources: 300+ Contains contents of all major Indian languages ○ - IDR Sources: 120+ Indian language User Interface ● Available in Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, ○ Kannada, Malayalam, Bengali, Odiya & Assamese Personalization ● Search results filtered/ranked as per user profile ○ WINNER: GEMS of WINNER m Billion th South Collaborative learning environment DIGITAL INDIA 2019 Asia Award 2017: in Learning ● Enabler for virtual institution/certification for excellence in and Education Category for ○ eGovernance Android Mobile App
Access Options Open Full-text available to all (Example: NCERT) NDL Users Full-text available through NDLI, not directly from Source (Example: South Asia Archive) Limited Access Part of text available but full-text requires authorization by Source authority (Example: IISER, Bhopal) Subscribed Full-text available from institutions that have subscribed to the Source (Example: Springer) Restricted Full-text access requires authorization by Source authority and separate login to the Source (Example: IIT Jodhpur)
Access Rights-wise Content Open 27,949,107 NDLI 7,794,096 Subscribed 9,585,693 Limited 3,195,868 Authorized 422,651 More than 3.5 crore resources (i.e. around 75% ) are open and free to use for educational and research purposes.
INDIAN LANGUAGE INTERFACE: EXPLORE IN PREFERRED LANGUAGE NDLI BENGALI NDLI HINDI NDLI MARATHI
NDLI: The Library Web App Mobile App (https://www.ndl.gov.in) (Google™ PlayStore)
Study from Home Spreading Education without spreading Corona Virus
Covid -19 Research Promoting Covid-19 Research
Featured Collections Attractions Person of the Week
Other interesting services Featured Collections • Birth Centenary of eminent personality (currently Satyajit Ray, Oscar winning Film Director) • On this day • Person of the Week • Topic of the Week • Talks and Webinar
Walkthrough Libraries are more important to the education system than the institutions such as schools, colleges and universities – Rabindranath Tagore
NDLI Landing Page
NDLI USERS & CONTRIBUTORS A BRIEF OVERVIEW
Users & Contributors Institutional Researchers Digital Content WebContent Repositories Learners, Access Harvesting Teachers WebContent Professionals > 3 Million Users Learning NDLI Content Management Contribution System Contributing REPOSITORY Educators Institutions
Some Current Content Contributors Total: 308 Indian & International Contributors
Content Available Computer Science, Engineering & Related Works 100,04,506 > 20 Million Technology 104,76,445 < 8.5 Million Natural Sciences & Mathematics 84,16,754 Social Sciences 45,72,018 Literature & Rhetoric 7,89,345 History & Geography 6,13,712 < 7.3 Million Philosophy & Psychology 5,42,529 Fine Arts & Decorative Arts 4,51,640 Religion 2,08,188 Language 1,08,471
Resource Type Learning Resource Type Content Count Article 29,767,347 Book 6,400,318 Report 1,213,347 Notes 1,144,939 Law Act 879,762 Law Judgement 870,213 Technical Report 713,705 Thesis 641,443 Historical Record 533,039 Video Lecture 366,235
HOW TO ACCESS NDLI? 1. REGISTER 2. SEARCH 3. NDLI MOBILE APP
https://ndl.iitkgp.ac.in or https://www.ndl.gov.in/
https://ndl.iitkgp.ac.in or https://www.ndl.gov.in/
Login & Registration
Registration Form
THE SEARCH PROCESS – REFINE YOUR SEARCH: ByAccess Restriction
REFINE SEARCH: ByAuthor and Content Type
REFINE SEARCH: BySubject Category
REFINE SEARCH: ByEducational Level
REFINE SEARCH: By Source (Note: ‘Content type’ will reflect ‘Source’)
REFINE SEARCH: By Content Type
REFINE SEARCH(Comb.1): BySubject Category, Access Restriction and Source
REFINE SEARCH(Comb. 2): ByAccess Restriction & Content Type
Homepage: ‘Study at Home’ Tab
Science: Lecture videos, books, notes etc (UG, PG)
Humanities & Social Sciences: Lecture videos, books, notes etc (UG, PG)
In Case You Haven’t Logged In
Login & Registration
RECAP:Filter Options 1
RECAP:Filter Options 2
NDLI Mobile App Available on Android and iOS and in UMANG NDLI M-SITE: UMANG APP Landing page
NDLI Mobile App
NDLI Mobile App
GOOGLE VS. NDLI : HOW ARE THEY DIFFERENT?
GOOGLE VS. NDLI GOOGLE NDLI Additional Advatnges with NDLI ● 1 Curated Educational Instead of throwing up thousands of random results, NDLI presents specific data from Content premium content sources in multiple languages ● 2 Narrow down results Not only can learners modify their search based on educational degree and languages, they can using filter options also put in filters based on content type Modify search basedon ● 3 The NDLI platforms learns from the users content type viz. searches and presents more and more relevant Animation, Text, video, data with regularuse etc. ● Paid content can be accessed free-of-charge 4 National Licensing due to National Licenses so that learners from the remotest parts of India can learn, share and grow
BULK REGISTRATION FOR NDLI
1. Librarian is the nodal person 2. Nodal person sends the list of all users of the Institute (e-Mail ID, First Name, Last Name) in a CSVfile 3. Nodal person send it to ndl-support@iitkgp.ac.in with a copy to rajendra.singh1310@gmail.com 4. Automated mail goes to each user with a link within 48 hours 5. User needs to click the link to activate and complete his/her registration NOTE BULK Collect the users ’ personal eMail that they regularly use REGISTRATION 1. 2. Ensure that the users remember their email and NDLI password PROCESS 3. Verification of email is a must
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