Professor Dr. Md. Nasiruddin
Academia, Program Development & Communications Expert
Dean (Former), School of Undergraduate Studies, National University, Bangladesh;
Professor & Head, Dept. of Information Science & Library Management;
The Chief Advisor, The National University Central Library;
The Chief Editor, The National University Journal
In Bangladesh
Kamini-17, Azimpur Government Colony, Azimpur Estate, New Market, Dhaka-1205, Bangladesh
+8801713092792 (BGD)
Available:
Email: mitulnasiruddin@gmail.com
Email: nasiruddin.mitul.@nu.ac.bd
Website: www.mitulnasiruddin.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/prof-dr-md-nasiruddin-mitul-8610a53a
Expertise in Teaching, Research and Training: I have more than 28 years of teaching, research and training experiences as a faculty, head, assistant proctor and Dean in the two reputed Public Universities, namely University of Rajshahi and National University Bangladesh. Experts in teaching on Public Library Systems and Services, Research Methodology, Information Retrieval, Digital Libraries, Use of Information for improving Social and Human Capital, Computer-based Information Management, Information Sources and Services, Advanced Literature Search, Information Literacy, etc. I was the founder of launching new disciplines in three public universities.
Expertise as Dean: I am incredibly honoured to be awarded for the prestigious LEAP -25 International Educational Awards as Best Dean nominated by London School of Digital Business (LSDB) https://www.lsdb.co.uk/leap/2025/category/principal-of-the-year I have worked as a Dean for 8 years in the National University Bangladesh and launched skill-based approach in college level education affiliated under National University. Developed and Introduced A&PMP (Academic & Physical Master Plan) for National Univesristy Bangladesh; Visited more than 15 countries as a resources person/visiting teacher. Published more than 90 research papers in the recognized National and International Journals.
Expertise in Online Video Lectures: Expertise in Online Video Lectures: During Covid19, I was the National Expert of developing and disseminating the Video Lectures among 3.5 million students. It was a project funded by the National University. Through this project, we developed 17500 videos on 31 disciplines involving 1600 teachers . In South East Asia, still there is no any record to develop this sort of huge number of online video lectures. Our Students got tremendous benefit by this project. It’s an amazing experience in my life.
Expertise's in research, design and develop the programs managing MEAL (Monitoring, Evalustion, Accountability and Learning) Systems: Result based M&E strategy/framework development, MIS through Mix Method (qualitative and quantitative) data collection, data organization, data entry, analysis, dissemination and storage, carried out baseline, endline and impact study, gender analysis and developing gender strategy, conflict analysis and managed high level external consultancy works.
Expertise on program design and implementation: Developing ToC, Logfram with gender sensitive indicators settings, designed program on Rohingya Refugee in Coxs Bazar through PRM Project, Socially Disadvantaged People e.g. Pavement Dwellers, Sex-workers, Vagrant people, Hizra, Chor and Hoar People and so on. Developed programs on Early Childhood DRR (Disaster Risk Reduction), Emergency and Relief, Livelihood security, Food security, Health, Nutrition & Hygiene, Community based Primary and Secondary Schools Education, Local partners and Government capacity building program, Gender development and Women empowerment program, Rural development program funded by IrishAid, UNFPA, UNHCR, European Union, World Bank.
Expertise in Collaborative Learning Adaptation: Experiences in designing and implementing Developmental Evaluation’s learning agendas, downward and horizontal accountability/feedback mechanism engaging diverse stakeholders, implementing partners and donors. Organizing and facilitating feedback sessions, reflect workshops, webinars and national level learning dissemination sessions, reflected feedback and recommendations in decision making process and adapted program accordingly to improve the program quality/impacts to the targeted communities.
Expertise in data analysis, digitalization and visualization: Experiences in database development and data analysis using digital tools like, Kobo Toolbox, MS Access, MS Excel and data analysis tools.
Expertise in Capacity Building: Highly experiences in leading the team, facilitating coaching, mentoring, counselling, on the job training and facilitating a formal training, providing supportive supervision.
Expertise in M&E & Communications: Highly experiences in research on Gender Based Violence (GBV) on Rohingya Refugee people; developed M&E and PM&E (Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation) for different programs; developed MIS Systems for the different projects of CWW i.e. We are People too; Amader School; OPCA, REMOLD, ALAP Projects; developed appropriate methodologies for livelihood projects; Imparted staff training on communications, team building, Appreciative Inquiry (AI), qualitative and quantitative methods in research and M&E; produced skill-based audio-visual materials and different innovative training modules for the socially marginalized people to involve them with different IGAs (Income Generating Activities); maintained proactive and reactive liaison with the media at both local and national level; Prepared and circulated press releases that convey organizational messages; Expertise on written report and develop knowledge management strategy of any development organization; Maintained corresponding with donors.
§ University of Dhaka Bangladesh: Ph. D (awarded) in Information Science
§ Univesrity of Dhaka Bangladesh: Masters in Information Science (first Class)
§ Hanoi, Vietnam: Training on quality assurance for e-learning in higher education
§ Nottingham University, Malaysia: Training on Youth Leadership funded by WorldBank (CEDP).
§ Luton Borough Council, UK: Community libraries for marginalised people
§ Bedfordshire University, UK: Training on Documentation, Research and Communications (DRACO)
§ Helsinki, Finland: Short training on changing lives of the Socially Marginalised people as an IFLA Fellow
§ Oslo, Norway: Training on e-Resource Development for Asia and Oceania
§ Srinakharinwirot University Bangkok, Thailand: Training on Database development as an IFLA/ALP fellow
§ Boston, USA: Training on Digital Library Management Systems
§ Gujrat, India: Training on DRR (Disaster Risk Reduction)
§ Aligahr University, India: Training on livelihoods for SDPP
§ UNFPA, Bangladesh: Documentation and Communications Training
§ CWW Bangladesh: M&E, HAP and Communications Training organised by IrishAid
§ CWW, Bangladesh: 18 months Primary Health Care Certificate training
§ Teaching and Research on Library and Information Science
§ Management Skill based Approach and Need based Training
§ Research on Information literacy, Innovative approach of libraries and information centres for changing lives of the poor people
§ Results Based Monitorting, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL)
§ Program and Project Development & Management.
§ Collaborative Learning and Adaptation (CLA)
§ Research design and implementation, writing thematic and monitoring reports.
§ Team capacity building
§ High level collaboration and coordination with the Government ministries and local administration, INGOs, NGOs and Donors.
§ ICT4D: Database design, SPSS, MS Access, MS Excel, KOHA, Greenstone, PowerPoint presentation, Advance literature searching, Information Retrieval, Data Processing, Digital Literacy, Internet browsing etc.
§ Language: Advanced level English, Basic in Arabic, Hindi, Urdu and Bengali (native)
§ Both academia and development sectors in Communications, M&E, Research, Teaching, Project development and Project Implementations
§ Member Secretary of AMP (Academic Master Plan) in NU
§ Chief Editor of the NU Journal
§ Chief Editor of the NU Newsletter
§ Board member of a global outcome management and learning platform www.icomsa.org
§ Founder member of launching ISLM dept. in NUST, NU
§ Educational Feature writer of the newspaper on the contemporary issues
§ Content Specialist for developing organizational Websites
§ Resource Person of the Information Science, Information sources and services, Archival Institutions Management, Research Methodology, Curriculum, Syllabus and Pedagogy development
§ I was a Syndicate, Senate and Academic Council Member of the different public universities and educational institutions.
[ March 2014 to December 2024]
Dean (School of Undergraduate Studies), National University, Bangladesh
& Professor in Information Science and Library Management
& Chief Editor, The National University Journal and Newsletter
& Chief Advisor, National University Central Library
Major achievement:
§ Worked as a Dean of the National University since 7 years, I had to take care of 3.5 million students in 2257 colleges throughout the country. Managed their enrolment systems, student transfer, migration, re-admission, registration, duplication, name correction etc.
§ Conducted research on ‘Ensuring higher education for the extreme poor students in the remote rural areas through the innovative approach of blended learning’
§ Successfully finished projects funded by SSRC (Social Science Research Council, Ministry of Planning); UGC (University Grants Commission); ICT Ministry, NU (National University, Bangladesh).
§ Completed contemporary tracer studies on the existing local job market based on the global demand and sorted out the some technical skills which are particularly required for our graduates. Accordingly provided training for making them skilled manpower and building their confidence as a global citizen.
§ As an expert of the skill-based approach, conducted research on ‘need-based market driven-skills for the graduates’. Based on existing market demand, as per my recommendations in 2022, NU already launched 12 skill-based post-graduate diploma programmes on Digital Marketing, Supply Chain Management, Cyber Security, Capital Market Investment, Farming Technology, ICT, Language, Entrepreneurship, Tourism and Travel Management, Security Management, Data Analytics, ICT in Accounting & Business. I have been succeeded to ensure skills for my graduates.
§ Developed a comprehensive ‘Academic and Physical Master Plan 2023-2033’ for NU which has been approved by National Expert Committee and the MoE, Bangladesh.
§ Developed Road Map of the Blended Learning for Higher Education,
§ Launched NU On-Campus Honours Program and on-Campus PGD Program
§ Changed curriculum with OBE (Objective Based Education); Organized Countrywide Job Fair; Provided training on Career Guidance, Free Lancing,
§ Employability and Entrepreneurship, Soft Skills, Communications and Job Presentation for the undergraduate students.
§ Besides these, I have maintained collaboration with different reputed industries at national level and allied foreign Universities e.g. Nottingham University Malaysia, Guzrat University India, Aligarh Muslim University India, CodersTrust, A2I and ACCA Bangladesh.
§ Supervised MAS, MPhil and PhD thesis both in country and abroad.
§ During Covid-19, I was the National University’s core Team leader to develop on-line video lectures. Thus, 17500 video lectures have been developed involving 1500 college teachers on 31 disciplines. Therefore, our 3.5m students didn’t face too many challenges to appear the examination in the pandemic situation.
§ Worked as a Chief Advisor of the Central Library and the Chief Editor of the National University Journal of Humanities Social Science and Business Studies. The Journal is esteemed with DOI.
[Sept 2002 to March 2014]
Worked in UNFPA, WTO-BFTI, MIDAS, Concern Worldwide, Bangladesh as a
Consulatnt, Documenation officer, Research Associate, Communications Manager &
M&E Specialist
Major achievement:
· Successfully transformed the lives of the extreme poor people in Bangladesh through the innovative approach of Livelihoods, Health, Education, Emergency Response, HIV/AIDS, Programs
· Successfully led comprehensive research on Gender Based Violence (GBV) on Rohingya Refugees people
· Developed database for UNFPA registry systems and automated the resource centre, Developed M&E and PM&E (Participatory Monitoring and Evaluation) for different projects of Concern Worldwide i.e. We are People too, Amader Songthoon, OPCA, ALAP Project and etc.
· Contributed to develop methodologies for livelihood projects Baseline studies
· Analysed different studies data using SPSS, developed MIS database in Computer using MS Access and also analysed quantitative and qualitative data for writing research report
· Produced skill-based audio-visual materials and different library training modules for the socially marginalised people to involve them with different IGAs (Income Generating Activities)
· Written report on any project and capable to develop knowledge management strategy of any development organization
· Maintained corresponding with donors regarding many issues; such as, Emergency update MEAL system (i.e., ToC, Results framework, Log frame and M&E plan, methodology and tools, MEAL budget), Resilience capacity building consortium programs.
· Successfully wrote learning reports, case studies, monthly, quarterly and annual progress report to the donors and uploaded into learning platforms.
· Successfully maintained strong coordination with all consortium members, government, grant management organization and donor and other INGOs
· As a consultant of the WTO/BFTI and MIDAS successfully deigned and developed an automated ‘Knowledge based-Learning Centre’ where a researcher could get right information at the right time in a right way.
· As a consultant of the WorldBank Economic survey, I have designed a results-based monitoring & evaluation system, analysed data and measured the progress of outcome indicators and documented learning, carried out final evaluation and disseminated learning through organizing national level learning events.
[July 1997 to Sept 2002]
Started career as a Faculty Member in the dept. of Information Science in Rashahi Univesrity
Worked as head of the dept. of Information Science in Rajshahi Univesrity
Worked as a Assistant Prctor in Rajshahi Univesrity
Major achievement:
§ Expertise on teaching in the following courses: Research Methodology, Computer application in Information Systems, Digital Libraries, Use of Information for improving Social and Human Capital, Computer-based Information Management, Information Retrieval, Advanced Literature Search, Information Literacy skills, Innovative approach of information, Systems analysis and design, Advanced bibliography, Information sources and services, etc.
§ Successfully led the department and made it more vibrant by ensuring job market for the students
§ Developed curriculum and syllabus time to time in line with international demand.
§ Successfully monitored low and order situation of the RU Campus and guide the students for voluntary works
§ Successfully supervised the thesis, research reports and research monographs of the thesis/research students
§ Successfully completed the UGC and SSRC projects and supported to the external consultancy firms to carry out baseline, midline study and measured the progress of the program.
Date of Birth : 1st January, 1973
Age : 52 Years
Nationality : Bangladeshi by birth
Gender : Male
Marital Status: Married
Spouse : Luthfun Nahar
Spouse Profession: BCS Admin Cadre, Bangladesh Government
Son : Ismam Nasir Sameen
4th Tear Student of Communications & Journalism, The University of New Mexico (UNM) USA.
Daughter : Muntaha Raida Suha A student of Grade-10 (IB) in ISS at Singapore
UK, USA, France, Norway, Finland, Singapore, Vietnam, India, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka
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University of Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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§ In 2015, at Colombo in Sri Lanka, one of my research paper entiltled, “Changing lives of the sex-workers: a new approach for socially disadvantaged people in Bangladesh” has achieved best paper award out of 27 countries, links: https://www.daily-sun.com/post/87121
https://www.dailymirror.lk/opinion/libraries-will-they-fade-into- oblivion/172-90259
§ In development Sector, I have worked with organizational potential Communications Team for ensuring high quality, innovative and effective organizational communication to promote and support our work transforming the lives of the poor in Bangladesh
§ Produced innovative print and audio-visual materials such as, brochure of different projects, banners, posters, leaflets, invitation cards, gift items, press releases, video documentaries, still photographers, media sheets etc
§ Organized the innovative and mentionable events for projects, programmes and the organization
§ Maintained proactive and reactive liaison with the media at both local and national level is excellent
§ I was responsible for preparing and circulating press releases that convey organizational messages
§ As our objective was to enrich organizational profile, so these communications were result oriented. I am corresponding with donors regarding many issues; such as, Emergency update through email and blog website, video and picture sharing for fundraising, report writing, exhibition and donor’s visibility in relief items through FTP, YouTube and Google Earth.
§ I was responsible for handling Contact Databases, preparing MoU/Agreement of service providers, consultants, journalists to ensure production of materials in line with organization’s vision and values.
§ Successfully wrote case studies, thematic study reports and developed a brief, shared with the partners, donor and with the learning platform and presented using powerpoint presentaion and facilitating panal discussion and adpated new learnings in annual implemenation plans.
Publications
Book Written: 3
Nasir Uddin, Md. Uses of Referencing and Information in Research; Published from National University Bangladesh, July 2024. Written in Bengali.
Nasir Uddin Md. Building Smart Bangladesh: The Rural Information Imperative. Awaiting for Publication from Kolkata, India. Written in English
Nasir Uddin Md. & Gausul M. K. Soft Skills: Essentials for 21 Centuries. Awaiting for Publication
Research Articles:
1. “Role of Libraries and Information Services in the Socio-Economic Development of Bangladesh”, by Md. Nasiruddin. The Journal of Administration, communication and Society, University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh. 1998, vol. 2; p.79-86.
2. “An Assessment of User Opinion on the Rajshahi University Library”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the Journal of Institute of Bangladesh Studies, University of Rajshahi, 2000, vol.: 23, p. 60-
3. “Library Networking Systems and Services in Thailand and Bangladesh: a pursuit towards resource-sharing”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the edited Journal of Developing Library Networks, India 2001, Vol.4; p. 200-230
4. “Information Infrastructure in Bangladesh: need for a national approach”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the Journal of Rajshahi University Studies, 2001. Vol. 9, Part-C, p.41-57
5. “User’s Attitude towards Library and Information Science Journals: Comparison and Evaluation”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the IFLA Newsletter of the Round Table of Library and Information Science Journals in September 2002 from Boston USA. Newsletter No 1 (19), vol. 18. p. 15.
6. “Challenges to the IT Industry in Bangladesh: planning and policy”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the edited journal of DELNET, NACLIN 2003, India. Vol. 6. p. 400-412.
7. “Automation of Public Libraries: suggestive directions towards digital Bangladesh”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the edited journal of DELNET, University of Panjab, India. November, 2009. p. 55-84
8. “User Opinion on Public Library Services in Bangladesh: need an action plan to create Digital Bangladesh” by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the edited book journal of Knowledge, Knowledge Banks and Information Networking (KKBNET - 2010) by the International Association of Library Automation (IALA), India. As I could not attend the conference, therefore, I didn’t receive the hard copy of that book. I have received acceptance letter through email by the organizer.
9. “Vision 2021 and the Public Libraries: Need an Action Plan to Make Digital Bangladesh”, by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the Proceedings of International Conference on Digital Library Management (ICDLM-2011), held in 11-13 January at Mini Auditorium, Science City, Kolkata, India, 2011, p.442-453
10. “Vision 2021 and the Public Libraries: An action Plan to allow Bangladesh to go digital”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the International Journal of World Digital Library (WDL) in the Vol. 4 #1 June 2011 issue.
11. “Automation Scenario in Public Libraries - suggestive directions towards digital Bangladesh”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the proceedings of the International Conference of Library Association of Bangladesh, University of Dhaka, Bangladesh 4-5 February, 2011. p. 60-73.
12. “Why public libraries in Bangladesh are not able to performing their noble roles in Digital Era?: A Survey” by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the Conference Proceedings of the National Seminar on Modernization of Public Libraries in India with special reference to North East India (NASEMPLINER) November 11-12, 2011 in Gauhati University, India.
13. “Shelter-based community libraries: In search of alternative livelihoods for the pavement dwellers in Dhaka City”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Presented & Published in the 78th conference proceedings of World Library Congress 2012 held in Helsinki, Finland from 10-17 August, 2012. P.222-23 http://conference.ifla.org/past/ifla78/180-nasiruddin-en.pdf.
14. “Shelter-based community libraries: In search of alternative livelihoods for the pavement dwellers in Dhaka City”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the International Journal of US-China Education Review, Vol. 3. No.1. January 2013. P. 62-70. http://www.davidpublishing.com/show.html?10763
15. “Innovative Libraries: Transforming the lives of the Pavement Dwellers in Dhaka City”, by Md. Nasiruddin. A research article published in the International Journal of World Digital Libraries 5(2): 33–42, 2012. Published by TERI, Delhi, India http://bookstore.teriin.org.
16. “E-Resources practice at some leading Private University Libraries in Bangladesh: User attitude Survey towards Digital Bangladesh”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the International Journal of World Digital Libraries Vol. 5. Issue 2. December, 2012. P. 71-82. http://bookstore.teriin.org .
17. “Cultural Heritage in Bangladesh”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the Magazine of “The Root” from London, UK Published by Luton Bengali Cultural Community namely “The Light House” in April 14, 2012 (Pohela Boishakh issue).
18. “ICT Scenario in the Government Public Libraries: Dream to make digital Bangladesh within 2021”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the proceedings of the International Seminar on Impact of ICT in
Libraries on 3 and 4 November, 2012 at College of Life Sciences, C H R I Campus, Gwalior, India.
19. “User Attitude Survey on E-Resources practices at some leading Private University Libraries in Bangladesh: Suggestive Directions towards Digital Bangladesh”, by Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the proceedings of the 4th Annual International Conference on Education & E-Learning (EeL-2014), August-26-28, Singapore; Research article-ID 45. Link: http://www.e-learningedu.org/
20. “User attitude survey towards public libraries: Dream to make digital Bangladesh within 2021”, by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the conference proceedings of the Library Association of Bangladesh (LAB)-2012 entitled, “Digital Libraries for Digital Nations” held in September 19-20, 2012, Dhaka.
21. “E-resources practice @ some leading private university libraries in Bangladesh: User attitude survey towards digital Bangladesh”, by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. Published in the International Journal of US-China Education Review, Vol 4, No.4 , June 2013 http://www.davidpublishing.com/
22. “Brothel-based Community Digital Libraries: Changing lives of the Sex workers in Bangladesh” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. A research paper accepted for Publication in the proceedings of the International Conference on Digital Libraries (ICDL 2013), 27-29 November, New Delhi, India
23. “Innovative libraries for sex-workers in Bangladesh: Changing lives with involving IGAs” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin & Luthfun Nahar. A research paper published in the proceedings of the International Conference on “Managing libraries in the Changing information World: From Surviving to Thriving” at Tezpur University held in February, 14-16, 2014, Asam, India.
24. “E-resources practice @ some leading private university libraries in Bangladesh: User attitude survey towards digital Bangladesh”, by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. A book chapter Published in the edited book on “E-Resources for Modern Libraries” by Mukesh, S. University of Tezpur, Asam, India. December, 2013.
25. “Emergency response to cyclone SIDR: Experience sharing towards improvement in disaster management of Bangladesh” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin & Luthfunnahar. A research paper published in the conference proceedings of the International Conference on Environment and Development (ICED), organized by the Dept. of Geography from 6-8 March 2014 at University of Rajshahi, Bangladesh.
26. “Innovative libraries for sex-workers in Bangladesh: Changing lives with involving IGAs” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin & Luthfunnahar. A research paper presented and published in the national conference on Contemporary Issues and Challenges in Library and Information Management on 14th-15th February, 2014 held at Central Library, Tezpur University, Tezpur,Assam, India.
27. "Libraries for socially disadvantaged people in Bangladesh: a new approach for changing lives from sex workers to human resources” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. A research paper published in the Global Advanced Research Journal of Library, Information and Archival Studies (GARJLIAS) Vol. 2(1) pp. 008-013, April, 2014. Available online http://garj.org/garjlias/index.htm.
28. “E-Library at National University: A plan for Integrating Affiliated Colleges” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. A research paper published in the National University Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies, Vol. 1, No. 1, December 2014. The National University, Bangladesh. P.39-48.
29. “ICT Status in College Libraries of Bangladesh: A Survey” by Dr. Md. Nasiruddin. A research paper published in the National University Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies, Vol. 2, No. 1, June 2015. The National University, Bangladesh. P.1-19. http://www.nu.edu.bd/
30. “Libraries for changing lives of the sex workers: a new approach for socially disadvantaged people in Bangladesh”. A research paper presented at Colombo and received best paper award. It has been published in the proceedings of the International Conference on Challenges for Information Professionals and LIS services in the 21st Century (ICLIS) 2015, held at September 17 & 18 at Galadari Hotel. Colombo. The highlights of the paper have been published in The International Daily Mirror. Please see the links below:
http://www.dailymirror.lk/90259/libraries-will-they-fade-into-oblivion
http://www.ittefaq.com.bd/national/2015/10/04/38257.html
31. “Installation of Libraries for Sex Workers in Bangladesh: A new approach for changing lives”. A research paper published in the National University Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies, Vol. 2, No. 1, December 2016. The National University, Bangladesh.
32. “Exceptional School Libraries: An Innovative Approach for Extreme Poor Children in Bangladesh”. A research abstract published in the proceedings of the 83 IFLA (International Federation of Library Association) conference, Held in 11-17 August, 2016 at Columbus, Ohio, USA.
33. Digital school libraries in Bangladesh: A role model for changing lives of the extreme poor children International Journal of Library and Information Science, Vol. 9(4), pp. 25-36, 2017, May http://www.academicjournals.org/IJLIS
34. ´Radio Programmes for Rural Farmers in Bangladesh: A Study’. A research paper published in the Changing Paradigms- the festschrift in the Honour of Professor Shabahat Husain, the renowned professor in the Department of Library and Information Science in Alighar University, India. The festschrift has been edited by Professor Dr. Naushad Ali. Dept. of Library and Information Science.
35. “Libraries for Tokai in Dhaka City: A Successful Project for Changing Lives” a research paper published in the Journal of Knowledge and Communication Management (JKCM); the Indian Journal.com Volume 7, Number 1, April 2017 p.13. file:///C:/Users/user/Downloads/JKCM%20Vol.%207(1)-2017%20book%20(1)%20(1).pdf
36. ‘Digital School Libraries in Bangladesh: A Model for Changing Lives of the Extreme Poor Children’ Published in the National University Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies Vol. 2, No. 2, January-June
37. “Dissemination of Agricultural Information through Radio Programmes in Bangladesh”. Published in the NU Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies Vol. 3, No. 1, January 2017.
38. “Digital School Libraries in Bangladesh: A Role Model for Changing Lives of the Extreme Poor Children”. A research paper presented at the International Conference of Digital Libraries, held in 12-16 December, 2016 and published in the proceedings of the ICDL 2016. P.343-365.
39. “Innovative Approach of Libraries and Information Centres in Disaster Management of Bangladesh”. Published in the National University Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies Vol. 3, No. 2, July-December2017Link:http://www.nu.ac.bd/uploads/2018/nujofhssbs-vol3no2-july-dec-2017/3.%20Dr.%20Nasir_Dean.pdf
40. “The National Library Day: Vision 2021 and the role of libraries”. Published in the National Daily The Financial Express dated February 04, 2019. Link: https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/views/reviews/the-national-library-day-vision-2021-and-the-role-of-libraries-1549296147
41. “Role of libraries in SDG implementation”. Published in the National Daily The Financial Express dated February 05, 2020. Link: https://thefinancialexpress.com.bd/views/role-of-libraries-in-sdg-implementation-1580916443
42. “E-Resource Selection Process at Libraries in Bangladesh: A Study”. Published in the National University Journal of Humanities, Social Sciences & Business Studies Vol. 5 & 6, No.2 & 1, July 2019 - June 2020 link: http://www.nu.ac.bd/journals.php
43. “Health Information Services in Bangladesh: A Study”. Published in the Journal of East West University, Dhaka. February 27, 2020.
44. COVID-19 and higher education in Bangladesh: The need for an emergency master plan The Research article has been published in the International Journal for Outcome Management & Research Vol. 6 No. 4, Oct-Dec 2020 from Canada. Link: http://www.iocomsa.org/
45. Coronavirus and Higher Education in Bangladesh: A Future Plan. Published in the Journal of Knowledge and Communication Management. Volume-11, Number-1; April 2021. Pp-18. IndianJournal.com
Newspaper Articles (Bengali): 45
(available on the related newspaper websites)
Completed MSS: 30 students; MAS: 19; PhD/M.Phil.: 5 research fellows
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