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info: Perpustakaan Al Bukhari Johan keseluruhan Pertandingan Kualiti Jabatan UiTM Cawangan Pahang 2011

Pada 12 Januari 2012, UiTM Cawangan Pahang telah mengadakan Hari Kemuncak Bulan Inovasi 2011. Bulan Kualiti kali ini adalah di bawah penganjuran Fakulti Kejuruteraan Awam dan Fakulti Teknologi Maklumat & Sains Kuantitatif. 

Pelbagai aktiviti telah diadakan antaranya Ceramah dan Forum, Gotong Royong Perdana 5S & Program Kitar Semula, 'Amazing Innovation Race' (A.I.R), Anugerah Kualiti Rektor (AKUR), Pertandingan Sukan Tradisional dan Pertandingan Kualiti Jabatan.  

Bagi Pertandingan Kualiti Jabatan, Perpustakaan Al-Bukhari telah diumumkan sebagai Johan Keseluruhan bagi Pertandingan Kualiti Jabatan. Senarai pencapaian adalah seperti berikut:-

1.    Johan - Pertandingan Piagam Pelanggan
2.    Johan - Pertandingan Pengurusan Kaunter Terbaik
3.    Johan - Pertandingan 5S Kategori Pejabat
4.    Johan - Pertandingan Pengurusan Fail

Selain itu, bilik pejabat  Pn. Rosnita bt. Ja'afar, Timbalan Ketua Pustakawan telah turut memenangi Naib Johan Pertandingan Bilik Ceria untuk kategori Staf Pentadbiran. Staf perpustakaan yang menerima  Anugerah Perkhidmatan Cemerlang 2010 ialah Pn. Siti Rozana bt. Mat Sanat, Pustakawan dan En. Mohd Sahrin b. Husin – Pembantu  Perpustakaan Tingkatan Kanan. 

Tahniah dan syabas di ucapkan semoga dengan kemenangan ini akan meningkatkan motivasi dan semangat semua staf perpustakaan untuk terus memberikan perkhidmatan yang terbaik kepada seluruh pelanggan perpustakaan.

Sumber: perpustakaanuitm blog

On Academic Blogging and Tenure

Pencarian informasi berkenaan "Research blog for Academician" dimulai diruangan Google Blog dan kata kunci itu telah mengindex satu laman blog yang cukup bermanfaat untuk dikongsi bersama. Sama-sama kita baca petikan dari laman blog berkenaan. sekian.

I do believe that more academics should blog. Blogging offers both extrinsic and intrinsic rewards to academic researchers. It pushes us to write clearly for an audience, sharpening our writing and thinking. It provides immediate gratification, sorely absent from the peer-review process.

It raises your profile within the field, which can yield additional research opportunities.  It lets you speak to wider audiences, which can help allay bouts of existential angst and answer difficult questions during holiday visits with relatives.

My own blogging experience has been positive in all these ways.  Most of my peer-reviewed articles have begun as blog posts (“Understanding Blogspace,” “Macaca Moments Revisited,” “Online Political Mobilization from the Advocacy Group’s Perspective,” and “Implications of the Mobile Web for Online/Offline Reputation Management” all got their start at shoutingloudly).  

I’ve also enjoyed the experience of attending conferences and being told “oh, I read your blog post last week.”  As a young scholar in a nascent field, it still comes as a shock to learn that someone other than my mother reads this thing!

I generally try to write out an idea when it is fresh. Sometimes it gets helpful feedback from readers in the comment section.  More often it just forces me to clearly explain what my point is. After months of losing myself in the research, this provides a lodestone of sorts. Being able to go back to the initial impetus sharpens the mind and helps you dig an argument out the mess of data.

Perhaps more importantly, blogging helps to shape my research agenda.  The process of writing for an audience leads me to flesh out lines of thought that otherwise would stay murky. Those, in turn, drive the course of my research.  Being an active blogger makes me a more active scholar.

That said, we should acknowledge two limitations on academic blogging: it is bite-sized and it is not (yet) a central forum in academia.

read more: shoutingloudly blog

Koha Library Software Community

KOHA adalah sumber perisian yang percuma dan terbuka untuk kegunaan perpustakaan. Pembangunan perisian ini adalah ditaja oleh pelbagai syarikat dari seluruh dunia. Maklumat lanjut boleh dibaca seperti dibawah;

KOHA is just another library management system. It’s an Open Source & its free. Being used by more than 1000 libraries around the globe. In Malaysia, we have installed 6 libraries in year 2008. 


Five in year 2009 and 4 libraries for this year. Our installation projection for next coming years would be double, triple or more than ones expectation are based on the interest and confidence level of library user on Open Source Environment.


KOHA is a comprehensive system and it really meant for all kind of libraries or information centres. Beside KOHA is a FREE system, it also designed and technology used able to suite to all types of libraries, such as academic, public, college, school etc. 


KOHA is a system for the 21st Century – the beginning of new library system.


more details:-


KOHA Malaysian Blog
KOHA Community
KOHA Book

MAKLUMAN PELANTIKAN BARU – KETUA PUSTAKAWAN UiTM

Sukacita dimaklumkan bahawa En. Noor Hidayat Bin Adnan telah dilantik sebagai Ketua Pustakawan UiTM berkuatkuasa 10 Disember 2011.

Sehubungan dengan itu, semua urusan surat-menyurat yang berkaitan bolehlah dihantar kepada beliau sepertimana alamat berikut:-


En. Noor Hidayat Bin Adnan
Ketua Pustakawan
Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak
UiTM Shah Alam


No. Tel : 03-5544 2006
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