Library and information science has endeavoured down through the ages to the present time to fulfil the needs of library users. While certain libraries are specific fulfilling the needs of particular domain of study, most libraries are general serving a vast and varied clientele. Due to enormous increase in users and changing times, libraries are facing intense pressure and expectation of users. To cope with this increased demand, call for fast and efficient services and great increase in collection material the libraries are now making more and more use of development in technology. An introduction to library and Information Science presents historical perspectives on library and information science down form ancient though medieval to modern times. In this endeavour it elucidates in detail on organization, education, activities, responsibilities along with other related topics. In addition, it also brings to the fore an interesting description on libraries of various types-public library, school library, academic library, research library and special libraries. Teachers and students of library science, librarians and general readers will find this book to be a great utility.
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