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AINA FARDINA BINTI ANUAR
(2021111267)
NURUL IZZATI BINTI GHAFAR
(2021109585)
NUR HAZIQAH BINTI AHMAD SHUKRI
(2021109891)
ATHIRAH AMNI BINTI MOHAMAD YAZID
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AUTHOR OF INFORMATION (OCLC)
WorldCat is the world's most comprehensive database of library collection information. WorldCat makes library collections findable and accessible all across the world, thanks to its massive scale and unrivalled data quality. It's a place where you may look for a book, DVD, or other item of interest and see which libraries in your area have it. The materials represented in WorldCat are accessible through individual member libraries in your neighbourhood and abroad. WorldCat is available for free on the WorldCat.org website or through an OCLC member library's First Search or WorldCat Discovery services.

INTRODUCTION TO  ( OCLC)

The Online Computer Library Center ( OCLC) is a global library cooperative that provides members and the general library community with shared technology services , original research , and community programs. OCLC is the largest and not- for- profit library cooperative in the world. It promotes cooperation with libraries in cataloging , inter-library loans, virtual referral , digital archiving , and other services. The OCLC also conducts research that helps institutions to cope with the most difficult challenges.

Mission
OCLC ‘ s mission is to “work together to improve access to the information held in libraries around the globe and find ways to reduce costs for libraries through collaboration

Vision

OCLC ‘s vision is “OCLC will the leading global library cooperative , helping librarian serve people by providing economic  access to knowledge through innovation and collaboration.”

OBJECTIVES
-To build, manage, and run a computerised library network, as well as to encourage the evolution of library usage, libraries, and librarianship," according to the mission statement.

- To develop processes and products for the benefit of library users and libraries, with goals such as increasing the availability of library resources to individual library patrons and lowering the rate of increase in library per-unit costs, all with the overarching public goal of facilitating access to and use of the ever-growing body of scientific, literary, and educational knowledge and information.

PARTICIPATION OR MEMBERSHIP FROM OTHER BODIES, COUNTRIES, ASSOCIATIONS OR TYPES OF MEMBERSHIPS
· OCLC collaborates with the world's most prestigious publishers, as well as the three major aggregators, EBSCO, ProQuest, and Gale.

Over 80% of the world's largest academic publishers, including Elsevier, Springer, Wiley, Oxford University Press, and Taylor & Francis, are OCLC partners.

It makes their information more publicly discoverable, and libraries can be  confident that valuable materials will reach scholars swiftly and readily.

ILLiad, for example, was created by Atlas Systems and is supplied solely by OCLC. It provides flexibility to WorldCat Resources Sharing by automating many of the repetitious activities in materials processing.

PRODUCT OR SERVICES
-OCLC and its member libraries cooperatively create and manage WorldCat, the world’s largest online public access catalog (OPAC), which is the OCLC Online Union Catalogue.

-WorldCat is an online library catalog that allows you to scan libraries around the world for books, dissertations, microforms, journals and multimedia objects.

-OCLC is also promoting its historic digitization service for newspaper microfilm holdings from standard web browsers.

-EZproxy helps libraries to provide users with e-content in an easy, convenient and safe manner no matter where or when they are looking.

BENEFITS
- OCLC provides many benefits relating to pensions and welfare.
- OCLC also offers group life insurance, short-term disability or accident insurance, long-term disability insurance, and death benefits that include specific death row causes.
-The OCLC also supports partners who are part of this global library network.

FUTURE PLANNING
-Remote use of the service
-OCLC is a home for consumers by surfing the OCLC service on their devices on social media, which is a necessity in their lives.
-Quick e-sharing
-By providing instant access to information , libraries not only open their physical space with the transition to electronic collections, but also support more research needs.
-Stay flexible in the future
-To make significant investments in resource sharing services that provide more flexibility for libraries to meet user needs

CONCLUSION
OCLC makes knowledge more available and usable by way of WorldCat results, syndicated services and mutual collaborations to end users.

OCLC offers information about the collection and library that enables users to access the material

OCLC allows users to access information which accesses electronic content remotely.

REFERENCE APA/MLA

1. Information for authors. OCLC Support. (2021, March 11). Retrieved December 28, 2021, from https://help.oclc.org/Discovery_and_Reference/WorldCat-org/Reference/Information_for_authors?sl=en

2. Benefits. OCLC. (n.d.). Retrieved January 2, 2022, from https://www.oclc.org/research/activities/shares/benefits.htm

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BERNAMA LIBRARY AND INFOLINK SERVICE (BLIS)

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BERNAMA LIBRARY AND INFOLINK SERVICE (BLIS)

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AUTHOR INFORMATON (BLIS)
Bernama Library and Infolink Service ( BLIS ) is an information services provided by our national news agency, BERNAMA. BLIS provides important sources of information that you can use to help your research , investigation and analysis. Among them, the current news and archive news from BERNAMA ( more than 4,768,880 articles on local news and 279,227 articles of international news ), more than 9.162 biography / profile figures in Malaysia , more than 9,712 full text of the speeches , facts and statistics pertinent to Malaysia, sectoral reports , directories and links to Resources and Information Center of BERNAMA.

INTRODUCTION / HISTORY OF ORGANIZATION

- BERNAMA library has been co-existed with Bernama after the national news agency was launch on 30th August 1967 under the Parliament Act 1967

- Being placed under the Human Resources and Administration department, it starts its operation on 20th Mei 1968.

- Library was known as information centre and library (infolib)  and information centre and library news
(infolibnews) from June 2014 onwards.

- BERNAMA produces and disseminates news and information through paying subscribers through Newswire, including magazines, broadcasters and website.

MISSION AND VISSION

VISION

To become a renowned news agency which is recognized internationally

MISION

To enhance the standard of journalism in the country by offering challenging and rewarding careers.

To use the latest technology in service delivery

To full fill the needs of clients at all times

OBJECTIVE

Compiling and processing reading materials, news and information therefore it can be accessed by Bernama staff and BLIS clients.

INVOLVEMENT / PARTICIPATION / MEMBERSHIP

Bernama Library & Infolink service is the trusted source of reliable real-time comprehensive and accurate news for both the public and media practitioners. Our news is published at www.bernama.com ; BERNAMA TV on: Astro Channel 502, unifi TV Channel 631, MYTV Channel 121 IFLIX; and Bernama Radio broadcasting locally on FM93.9 in Klang Valley, Johor (FM107.5), Kota Kinabalu (FM107.9) and Kuching (FM100.9).

SERVICES

- References & information

- Borrowing of materials

- Inter – library loan

- Online databases

- InfolibNews portal

- Le Tour de InfoLibNews

- Hotline 202

- Training

- Photocopy

ORGANIZATION CONTRIBUTION/ BENEFITS

- One stop centre – the most comprehensive and cohesive database on Malaysia, which is contain news, information and data from various sources

- Online database – no need for a physical space to store archived materials

- Does not require manpower to do selection of material indexing and storing as it is done automatically by BLIS

- Easy to access and retrieve references from my location that has an internet facility

- You just need a computer and valid identification and password to access this database

- Fast and time saving ,leading to high efficiency productivity and cost savings.

ORGANIZATION ( FUTURE PLANNING )

New online database – BERNAMA Library & Infolink Service ( BLIS ) is now available in the library portal. All users are welcome to use the database. Bernama Library & Infolink Service ( BLIS ) is an electronic library providing news and information on Malaysia. Researchers, journalists, government officials and business strategies can have access to a rich archive of news on developments in Malaysia, industry reports, economic, trade and consumer statistics as well as data on top personalities in Malaysia through an online information database. Content has been compiled from BERNAMA wire services, international news wire services and research organizations. A powerful search engine narrows down one’s search for relevant information quickly.

CONCLUSION

BLIS is an electronic library that provides a variety of local information and news inmalaysia obtained by BERNAMA since 1968. The website was launched in 2001. The manager of the BERNAMA information center and library stated that there are over 3 million articles in the BLIS archive. among them are the statistics department, economic research institutes and more than 5,000 profiles of leading national figures. Important information such as speeches by Malaysian political figures, sector reports, data banks, facts and figures, directories and calendars can also be accessed.

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AUTHOR INFORMATION (NLM)
The National Library of Malaysia (Malay: Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia) (PNM) is a library in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, founded in 1972 under the National Library Act. The National Library was established in 1966 as a unit within the National Archives, and with the passage of the National Act in 1972, it was elevated to the status of a department under the direction of the Director General of Archives and National Library, and it began to provide reference services. Lending services in the Federal Territory began in 1975, and the National Library became a Federal Government Department in 1977, under the direction of the Director General of the National Library. In 1977 and 1982, the National Library was recognised as the National Centre for the International Standard Serial Number and the National Centre for the International Standard Book Number, respectively. The National Library was recognised as the Centre for Malay Manuscripts in 1985. The Depository Library Materials Act, enacted in 1986, mandates that the National Library of Malaysia serve as the national Depository Centre for Malaysian publications and achieve the following goals.

INTRODUCTION TO (NLM)
The National Library is responsible for providing a nationwide collection of knowledge for present and future generations. In an effort to strengthen the library's holdings, the National Library continues to play an active role in the procurement of library material through the repository application. of the Library Material Act of 1986, donation and exchange of acquisition.

The Malaysian Collection, which is the National Library's pride and joy. It includes library items produced in Malaysia and elsewhere who’s entire or a major portion of the content is connected to the publication date or the language used. Another national intellectual treasure is Malay Manuscripts, and one of her manuscripts, Hikayat Hang Tuah, has been recognised by UNESCO in the Memory of the World Register.

The National Library of Malaysia aspires to be an exceptional and leading library in the area, capable of providing and channelling reference and research material in various media to all levels of society in the country.

The Institute's goal is to ensure that all Malaysians, regardless of status or location, have equal access to library services and facilities, as well as the ability to use Malaysian and global intellectual heritage through the nation's infrastructure of electronic libraries, and to make a national collection of library resources available for present and future generations.

The National Library attempts to construct strategic partnerships with relevant agencies in order to consolidate the nation's library and information services infrastructure, and it develops standards and criteria for the establishment of Centres of Excellence in specialised disciplines of information.

MISSION AND VISION (NLM)

MISSION
-To improve the distribution of high-quality information resources through library services in order to foster the development of a knowledge society.

VISION
- “The National Library of Malaysia as a world class leader in library development and cervices by the year 2020”

OBJECTIVES (NLM)
- To make a national collection of library materials available for use by current and future generations.

- To provide countrywide access to library materials accessible both inside and beyond the country.

- To serve as the library's point of contact for any library-related issues.

PARTICIPTION FROM OTHER BODIES (NLM)
The NLM also begins resource sharing through collaborating with academic libraries. The Conference of University Libraries and the National Library of Malaysia (PERPUN) is the most notable consortium. It is a venue for collaboration among the Chief Librarians of public universities and government-linked universities, as well as the Director – General of the NLM. Many collaboration initiatives have been carried out between the NLM and university libraries, including the Malaysian University Library and the National Library Network (MyUniNET). MyUninet is the official name for the PERPUN Portal, which is a portal to the sole information resource for Malaysian universities and may be accessed at http://perpun.upm.edu.my/. Malaysian Information System Librarians (My Syl) and Malaysian Online E – Resources Consortium (MOLEC) are in charge of developing material for MyUniNet Portal. The NLM portal http://www.pnm.gov.my/ is linked to PERPUN's Portal http://perpun.upm.edu.my/ as a reference source for obtaining information and resources through ILL services.

SERVICE (NLM)

a) Management Activity

- Management and Human Resource.

- Planning and Corporate Communications.

b) Library Development Activity

- Information Knowledge Network.

- National Collection Development and Documentation.

c) Library Services Activity

- Malaysian’s services.

- General information Services.

- PERDANA Services.

- Buildings and Facilities.

BENEFITS (NLM)
There are several advantages to visiting the National Library Malaysia. They offer a nice online catalogue of over 750,000 goods, so you can see what's available before you go. Members are the only ones who can borrow books. It is simple and free to become a member. Simply fill out a membership form and provide some identification (MyKad/My Kid/Passport). Non-Malaysian residents of Malaysia can also join. Members may borrow up to three books for a period of three weeks.

- Visitors are not permitted to bring bags into the locations where the books are kept (too many stolen books I imagine). Bags can also be safely stored in the Lockers.

FUTURE PLANNING (NLM)
The National Library Malaysia's long-term goal is to make a national collection of library resources available for use by current and future generations. NLM will allow national – wide access to library materials accessible inside the country and abroad, as well as providing leadership on library-related issues. NLM will also expand its collaboration with professional and other entities at the national and international levels to promote the growth of libraries.

CONCLUSION (NLM)
To summarise, the National Library Malaysia is a library and information service that archives documentation and intellectual achievement that has been converted into print and non – print formats. Malaysian national heritage and the Malaysian race. The NLM also maintains an official website through which people may obtain content. Users may explore, borrow, and enjoy titles from the digital collection of the National Library of Malaysia. I strongly advise readers to locate information here because it is simple to utilise.

REFERENCES (NLM)
Annual report of national library of malaysia 25th meeting ... (n.d.). Retrieved December 30, 2021, from https://www.ndl.go.jp/en/cdnlao/meetings/pdf/AR2017_Malaysia.pdf

Visi, Misi Dan Objektif. :..Portal Rasmi Perpustakaan Negara Malaysia:.. (n.d.). Retrieved December 30, 2021, from https://www.pnm.gov.my/index.php/pages/view/104

Wikimedia Foundation. (2021, September 16). National Library of Malaysia. Wikipedia. Retrieved December 30, 2021, from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Library_of_Malaysia

The role of the National Library in. (n.d.). Retrieved December 30, 2021, from http://www.ppm55.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/Session+4+Nafisah.pdf

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CONGRESS OF SOUTH EAST ASIAN LIBRARIES (CONSAL)

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CONGRESS OF SOUTH EAST ASIAN LIBRARIES (CONSAL)

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AUTHOR INFORMATION (CONSAL)
A Conference on Southeast Asian Research Materials was held in Puntjak, Indonesia, in 1969, with notable scholars, archivists, and librarians in attendance.  The notion of organising a regional organisation for Southeast Asian nations was proposed at this summit. CONSAL was founded by librarians from five Asian nations, including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand, who had attended a conference. CONSAL was legally created as a result of a collaboration between the Singapore and Malaysian Library Associations. The inaugural CONSAL meeting was held in Singapore on the 14th and 16th of August 19707, where delegates8 from Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam ratified the organization's Constitution. Observers from Australia, China, the United Kingdom, and the United States of America also took part in the meeting.

INTRODUCTION TO (CONSAL)

This guide serves as an introduction to the Southeast Asian collection housed in the Library of Congress's Asian Reading Room. It also emphasises other Southeast Asian materials available at the Library's over 20 reading rooms and research centres, which give research space and direction for users to interact with items depending on subject (for example, law) or format (e.g., maps, photographs). You can contact a reference librarian through the Ask a Librarian service if you have particular questions or need help using the Library's resources. The Southeast Asian collection of the Asian Division houses the Library of Congress's early Asian-language acquisitions. Since 1866, when a small number of Malay manuscripts were brought to the Library, the collection has grown to about 370,000 volumes in nearly 100 languages, 86 of which are unique to the region, plus Southeast Asian material in other reading rooms. Books, newspapers and periodicals, rare books and manuscripts, digital collections, electronic resources, and web archives from and/or about the eleven Southeast Asian countries: Brunei, Burma/Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, and, most recently, Timor-Leste. Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, and Vietnam are particularly well-represented in the collection, which reflects US involvement in the region. While the Southeast Asian collection houses the Library's early Asian works, significant collecting began in earnest until after 1945. The US government's fear of increasing communism in Southeast Asia prompted a hunt for information on the region in the 1950s. The Library's regional office in Jakarta opened in 1963, allowing for a significant rise in acquisitions. The subsequent establishment of branch sub-offices in Malaysia, the Philippines, Thailand, and, most recently, Burma/Myanmar, boosted collection in the region. Beginning in the late 1960s, the Library began acquiring works directly from North Vietnam (as it was then known).

MISSION

- To promote library and information development in the region.

- To lead the region towards greater participation in the international information community

OBJECTIVES

- To establish and strengthen relations among librarians, libraries, library school, library associations and related organisations in the region.

- To promote co-operation in the fields of librarianship , library and information sciences, documentation , information and related activities in the region.

PARTICIPATION OR MEMBERSHIP FROM OTHER BODIES, COUNTRIES, ASSOCIATIONS OR TYPES OF MEMBERSHIPS

- Brunei

The university of Brunei Darussalam with the support of CONSAL organized a three-day “Quality Assurance Workshop” from 6 to 8 Feb 2002.The theme of the workshop was “Towards achieving excellence in the electronic information era”.

- Indonesia

The indonesia Library Association organised a National Workshop and Seminar from 5-7 November 2001 in Jakarta.CONSAL Secretariat presented a paper on “CONSAL Website: A Communication Forum among Librarians” at this seminar

- Malaysia

The main objective of this conference is to focus on various issues related to collection development of libraries particularly academic and special libraries in the Asia Pacific region.

PRODUCT OR SERVICES

Resource sharing and legal depository
- To facilitate access to each other’s national bibliographic resources including the acquisitions or exchange of publications to establish a working group.

Copyright
- To explore guidelines for fair use of various types of materials, especially digital transmission.

Preservation and conversation
- To establish a training programme on preservation and conversation of library materials for member countries

BENEFITS

- Capture the learning and make it easy for others to access.
- The best discussions to do not necessarily last.
- The best discussions involve the right people.
- Capacity-building and railhead strategies are important.
- Building an on-line community is hard work and time-consuming.

FUTURE PLANNING
Strengthen the relationship among librarian, library and related organizations in the region. Promote cooperation in the fields of librarianship, library and information sciences, documentation , information and related activities in region. Cooperate with other regional international organization and institutions in field of librarianship, library, information sciences and related activities. CONSAL directed towards the Southeast Asian region.

CONSLUSION
As the research has demonstrated ,the Southeast Asian collection includes books on ethnology, literature, religion, society, language, gender, and the environment, among other topics. The history, economics, and government sections of the collection are particularly outstanding. Its publications on lesser-known Southeast Asian languages are a valuable resource for learning about the region's diverse cultures and peoples. Southeast Asian language works created in the diaspora are becoming an increasingly important part of the collection. The Indonesian collection is the Southeast Asian collection's single largest component.

REFERENCE APA/MLA
1. First Conference of Southeast Asian Librarians. (1971). Singapore Libraries, 1, 70–72. (Call no.: RSING 020.5 SL)

2. CONSAL. (2006). CONSAL constitution. Retrieved 2018, May 4 from Internet Archive Wayback Machine website (archived on 2013, October 5): https://web.archive.org/web/20131005214137/http://www.consal.org:80/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=72&Itemid=84