Evaluating the impact of LIS continuing professional development programmes: a survey of university libraries in Northern India

IF 1.3 Q2 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE Library Management Pub Date : 2024-07-24 DOI:10.1108/lm-02-2024-0018

Ikhlaq ur Rehman, Shabir Ahmad Ganaie

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Abstract

Purpose

The study examined the comprehensive assessment of the efficacy of Library and Information Science (LIS) CPD programmes in the particular setting of Indian academic libraries in Northern India. The study systematically assessed the programmes' impact on four levels: behaviour, reaction, learning, and results, using Donald Kirkpatrick’s widely recognised evaluation model.

Design/methodology/approach

The research employed a census sampling method and a questionnaire to gather information from 177 respondents employed in university libraries.

Findings

The findings demonstrated that professionals were satisfied with the CPD programmes, eager to learn more and apply their newly acquired knowledge and skills at their workplaces, and interested in applying learning to get results. Moreover, the significant factors that hindered the implementation of learning in the workplace were a lack of management support and poor IT infrastructure.

Originality/value

The paper’s uniqueness and significance come from carefully examining the effects of CPD programmes in LIS within the particular setting of university libraries in Northern India.

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评估 LIS 持续专业发展计划的影响：对印度北部大学图书馆的调查

目的这项研究考察了图书馆与信息科学（LIS）持续专业发展计划在印度北部学术图书馆这一特殊环境中的综合评估效果。研究采用唐纳德-柯克帕特里克（Donald Kirkpatrick）广为认可的评估模型，从行为、反应、学习和结果四个层面系统地评估了项目的影响。研究结果研究结果表明，专业人员对持续专业发展项目感到满意，渴望学习更多知识，并在工作中应用新获得的知识和技能，同时对应用所学知识取得成果感兴趣。此外，阻碍在工作场所开展学习的重要因素是缺乏管理支持和信息技术基础设施落后。

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Library Management INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE-

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2.70

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15.40%

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期刊介绍： ■strategic management ■HRM/HRO ■cultural diversity ■information use ■managing change ■quality management ■leadership ■teamwork ■marketing ■outsourcing ■automation ■library finance ■charging ■performance measurement ■data protection and copyright As information services become more complex in nature and more technologically sophisticated, managers need to keep pace with innovations and thinking in the field to offer the most professional service with the resources they have.