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Impact of foreign employment and remittance ( A case of Sitapaila of Nagarjun municipality of Kathmandu district)
(2016) Adhikari, Siddanta; Sohan Kumar Karna
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A study of nepal collection of Tribhuvan University Central Library
(2008) Karki, Kalpana; Nirmala Shrestha
This study has been done about “A Study of Nepal Collection of Tribhuvan University Central Library”. It was done with the objectives to find out the existing condition of Nepal Collection, (NC) users’ requirements it this collection and to recommend the appropriate suggestions for better information services from Nepal Collection. Respondents will satisfy with resources of NC and NC will help to meet information service to the users. It was limited only on NC of TUCL not overall aspects of library, information services provided by NC and to be recommended only for this section of the library. This study is done over twenty percent of total population (450 users). The random sampling technique was adopted. The data analysis is based on the 95 responses from the users. The data in the form of questionnaire have been collected, edited, coded, tabulated and classified by making for tables figures analysis and have been converted into percentage. Survey was also done for it. Major findings as summary and conclusion are mentioned here. Users are used for this study. Questionnaire method has been used to collect primary data from the total users of four days’ visit of the Nepal Collection section. Ninety five users have returned questionnaires with answers among one hundred selected users for the study of the four hundred and fifty total users. Sixty eight (72%) users were members and twenty seven (28%) users were not members of TUCL. Seventy one (75%) users were students and rest was other types. Sixty (63%) users have reported TUCL as very useful. The frequency of library visit of users were twenty four (25%), fifty four (57%), fifteen (16%) and two (2%) daily, once a week, once a month and once a year respectively. Seventy five (79%) users have reported the present library hour as suitable and twenty (21%) users have reported as not suitable. Fifty seven (60%) users were satisfied with the present library management and rest were not. Sixty (63%) users have told TUCL as full of learning atmosphere. Sixty (63%) users were familiar and rest was not with modern IT. Among the total users, thirty five (37%) users have used NC section which is the greatest number of all the sections used. Seventy five (79%) users have known the Nepal Collection section and rest have not. Forty (53%) users have visited the Nepal Collection section for Master’s Level dissertation and rest for others. Master’s Level dissertations are most preferred by fifty six (59%) users which is the greatest number among others. Sixty two (65%) users have faced problems and rest has not in searching the library. Forty two (68%) users have liked computer database and twenty (32%) users have liked cataloguing card searching. Fifteen (50%) users have felt of more depth indexing, ten (33%) users have felt micro indexing and five (17%) users have told about general indexing for retrieval of materials. Sixty (63%) users have told users’ subject field in Nepal Collection was insufficient. Seventy (74%) users are not satisfied with the document issue process. Thirty five (50%) users have told ID card is easier than others among 70 users. Fifty five (58%) users have told insufficient of non book materials in Nepal Collection. Fifty (53%) users are not satisfied with the services of Nepal Collection. Fifty (53%) users were familiar with readers’ services and rest for others. Thirty three (35%), thirty two (34%) and thirty (31%) users have used one document, two and more than two at a one time respectively. Eighty (84%) users have suggested improving Nepal Collection. Thirty (37%) users have suggested to collect adequate documents which is the greatest number among others. Forty (42%) users have suggested to be added in the latest on Nepal.
It is recommended to NC to make the users habitual users for daily use habit of library, to add more computers for email and internet, to provide library orientation to the new users for searching the library materials, depth indexing for retrieval of materials, to provide adequate printed and non- book materials of users’ subject field, to make issue process easy and to make it rich with updated collection on Nepal.