International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (i-IKM)*
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The biennial International Conference on Information and Knowledge Management (i-IKM), organized by East West University (Department of Information Studies and Library Management), is designed to generate new knowledge in the field of Library and Information Science (LIS). It aims to disseminate experiences regarding the existing scenario of LIS and also to inform about best practices in managing information and knowledge around the world.
Formats: Keynotes, Technical Program (paper presentations), Poster presentations, PechaKucha/Lightning Talk presentations; Cultural Program (sight seeing)
Conference History:
Seminar on “Knowledge Management and Learning Continuity in Post-COVID Situation“, 21 June 2022, East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Program n.a.
2nd i-IKM 2021, 24-26 June 2021, East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh Virtual venue
Conference Theme: Information and Knowledge Management, Innovation and Awareness for the Sustainability of Library and Information Institutions
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Keynotes:
Let’s work together for innovation and sustainability
Towards a national media and information literacy policy in Bangladesh: An advocacy coalition framework
Invited Talks: (Technical Sessions)
Simplification of Work, Knowledge: Management as a Solution
Big data and knowledge management: An integrative approach to service innovation in libraries
Knowledge Management: Potentials for LIS sector
Information behavior of rural women farmers in developing countries
Virtual cultural exhibition: LIS students Activities During Pandemic
Use and Availability of Digital Open Access Resources in India
Towards the localization of the Sustainable Development Goals: Issues and Challenges amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
Media and Information Literacy: Competencies to Address Misinformation and Propaganda
Towards the sustainability of academic libraries in developing countries: a holistic approach
Becoming MIL Media and Information Literate
H5 Model of Education, Learning, Information and Knowledge Management
Paper Presentations: (Technical Sessions)
Investigating Flipped Classroom Pedagogy in Blended Learning Environment in a Public University of Bangladesh: Students’ Perspectives
Integration of Knowledge Management and Business Intelligence
Continuing Professional Development-Knowledge Management Nexus in Teaching: Critical Success Factors
Online user education: An explicit knowledge for teaching library use in pandemic situation at UIN Sunan Kalijaga library
An exploratory study on bibliotherapy to reduce excessive internet use among teenagers
Assessing Users’ Needs and Satisfaction Level of Fine Arts Libraries in Bangladesh
The 100 most cited articles in colorectal cancer (CRC): A scientometric analysis
Digital Reference Service amid COVID-19: A case study at East West University
Free flow of information for enhancing transparency: An analysis on e-Government initiatives in Bangladesh
Practicing 21st century skills by LIS professionals during and after COVID-19 crisis
Mapping Knowledge Structure of Artificial Intelligence Research in Bangladesh Based on Co-Word and Co-Citation Analysis
Webinar on “Next-Generation Knowledge management for Information Professionals“, 18 June, 2020, Virtual venue
Program n.a.
1st i-IKM 2019, 25-27 April 2019, Bangladesh Public Administration Training Centre, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Conference Theme: Next Generation Information and Knowledge Dissemination to Realize the Agenda 2030 for Sustainable Development
(In cooperation with: Bangladesh Public Administration Training Centre (BPATC) at the Ministry of Public Administration, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh)
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Plenary Session; Pechakuchas (Lightning Talk) Session; Poster Session
Technical Sessions:
Knowledge Sharing and Dissemination; Information Literacy as a Critical Skill to achieve Sustainable Development Goals; Information and Knowledge Management; Role of Information Institutions and Professionals in achieving Sustainable Development Goals; Smart Libraries and Sustainable Development Goals; E-learning, MOOCs, Social Media and Sustainable Development Goals; Preservation, Conservation of Digital Resources and Maintaining Intellectual Property Rights; Open Science and Service Innovation for Sustainable Development; Service Quality and user Satisfaction of Information Institutions; Digital Tools for Information and Knowledge Management; Bibliometrics and Scientometrics; R&D capacity for innovative institutional mechanism for public service innovation; Capacity Building Strategy for Sustainable Development Goals; Data and Information Gap Analysis for Sustainable Development Goals and challenges in achieving Sustainable Development Goals