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Theme: Integration of Artificial Intelligence and Automation in E-Library Services

Conference Overview:

This course explores the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation on modern e-library services. It provides an in-depth understanding of how AI tools and automated systems are being integrated into digital library operations to enhance efficiency, accessibility, user experience, and data management. Participants will examine emerging technologies, practical applications, and the ethical implications of AI in digital knowledge repositories.

Course Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

1.      Understand the fundamentals of AI and automation as they relate to e-library systems.

2.      Analyze the benefits and challenges of integrating AI in library service delivery.

3.      Identify key technologies transforming cataloging, search, user interaction, and content management.

4.      Explore real-world case studies and models of AI-driven e-library platforms.

5.      Develop strategies for implementing AI and automation within their own library or institutional context.

Course Outline

1.      Introduction to AI and Automation in Library Science

o    Definitions, evolution, and current trends in digital libraries.

o    The role of AI in transforming library services.

2.      AI Applications in E-Library Services

o    Natural language processing, recommendation systems, and predictive analytics.

o    AI for metadata generation, automated cataloging, and smart search.

3.      Automation in Library Operations

o    Automated circulation systems, chatbots, and user support.

o    Workflow automation and system integration.

4.      Ethical, Legal, and Data Privacy Considerations

o    Intellectual property, algorithmic bias, and user consent.

o    Data governance and security in AI-powered environments.

5.      Implementation Strategies and Case Studies

o    Institutional readiness and infrastructural requirements.

o    Case studies from academic, public, and special libraries.

For Whom

This course is designed for:

·         Library and information science professionals.

·         Digital librarians and IT personnel in academic institutions.

·         Policy makers and administrators in educational and cultural institutions.

·         Graduate students in library science and information systems.

·         Anyone interested in the future of digital libraries and AI integration.

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