Library Automation - Basics

1. The main objectives of the library automation are:
(a). Monetization of library services
(b). Establishment of a well storage and retrieval system
(c). Time and human power saving with qualitative services
(d). Suitability for library cooperation and coordination development
(a)(b)(c)
(b)(c)(d)
(a)(b)(d)
(a)(c)(d)

2.The cost of automation can be
the cost of purchasing the hardware and software
the cost of implementation including retrospective conversion of the manual records
the cost of ongoing maintenance of the operations
all of above

3. The LMS must be compliant with …………………… standard for multilingual support.
ASCII
GB18030
EBCDIC
Unicode

4. Match the following
(a). SLIM 21 --------- (i). Softlink
(b). Alice for Windows --------- (ii). Innovative Interfaces
(c). Virtua--------- (iii). NIC
(d). E-Granthalaya --------- (iv). Algorhythms
(iii)(ii)(i)(iv)
(iv)(i)(ii)(iii)
(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)
(ii)(iii)(iv)(i)

5.Which standard was developed to share the bibliographical information electronically
MARC-XML
OAI/PMH
METS
Z39.50

6. A: Interoperability means the ability of multiple systems to exchange data with minimal loss of content functionality.
B: crosswalk is a mapping of the elements, semantics and syntax from one metadata schema to those of another.
A is true B is false
Both A and B are true
Both A and B are false
A is false B is true

7. The first large-scale online catalogues were developed at Ohio State University in
1960
1975
1984
1991

8. Which one of the following is not a federated search tool
MuseGlobal
MetaLib
Webfeat
Yandex

9. Odd one out
NGL
OPALS
Evergreen
BiblioteQ

10.Which one is enable users to search and browse through all of library resources by replacing the traditional OPAC to include: Catalog Records, Digital Library Items, Institutional Repository,Other Library Collections and Resources
Invenio
Koha
VuFind
Omeka