1. Web Resources for Green Revolution By M. SURULINATHI surulinathi@gmail.com Department of Library and Information Science M. Padmini, Lecturer Department of Management Studies V.S. B. Engineering College

2. Introduction Web The popularity of the World Wide Web and the incredible rapid growth of the web technology could not be imagined a decade ago. Web is a globally hyper linked electronic environment on which a lot of latest information is available in almost all subject areas. Rapid increase number of Internet access points all over the world leads to many research on new technologies for education and working. The creation and application of a web resources will support learning and teaching process.

3. Web Resources ETD Video Sharing Websites E-Books E-Journals

4. Multimedia@Teacher Tube

5. Distribution of videos in Teachertube S. No. Key word/TerminologyNo of Videos 1Green Buildings & Smart homes7 2Green Computing19 3Green ICT10 4Green Engineering56 5Green Educational Technologies23 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency 1 7Sustainable development29 8Green Management and Marketing6

6. MULTIMEDIA@YOUTUBE

7. Distribution of video collection in youtube S. No. Key word/TerminologyNo of Videos 1Green Buildings & Smart homes891 2Green Computing2080 3Green ICT958 4Green Engineering5790 5Green Educational Technologies1430 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency425 7Sustainable development9160 8Green Management and Marketing841

8. MULTIMEDIA@GOOGLE VIDEO

9. Distribution collection in Google Video S. No.Key word/TerminologyNo of Videos 1Green Buildings & Smart homes1,280 2Green Computing3,040 3Green ICT1,690 4Green Engineering 10,300 5Green Educational Technologies 1,960 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency 503 7Sustainable development14,400 8Green Management and Marketing 1,810

10. DOAJ

11. Distribution Journal articles in DOAJ S. No.Key word/TerminologyPublication s 1Green Buildings & Smart homes- 2Green Computing9 3Green ICT- 4Green Engineering2 5Green Educational Technologies1 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency- 7Sustainable development1696 8Green Management and Marketing1

12. Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations

13. Distribution of ETD in NDLTD S. No. Key word/TerminologyE-Theses 1Green Buildings & Smart homes3,534 2Green Computing21,936 3Green ICT2,846 4Green Engineering54,326 5Green Educational Technologies13,398 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency10,661 7Sustainable development39,249 8Green Management and Marketing17,123

14. BIBLIOGRAPHIC DATABASES Biographic databases are used to store collections of bibliographic records. Scopus and Web of Science databases contained fields to store information about a limited range of printed works, books reviews, articles, Letters, meeting abstract, Conference publications manuscripts etc. It also helps to know the Citations, H-index, Impact Factor for particular Journal and so on.

15. Scopus Database

16. Web of Science

17. Distribution Publications in databases S. No. Key word/TerminologyScopusWeb of Science 1999-2011 1Green Buildings & Smart homes5943 2Green Computing18062462 3Green ICT17252 4Green Engineering112583259 5Green Educational Technologies10518 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency 13335 7Sustainable development6857218206 8Green Management and Marketing15996966

18. Springerlink

19. Sciencedirect

20. Distribution of Resources S. No. Key word/TerminologySpringerElsevier 1Green Buildings & Smart homes1,8052808 2Green Computing36,79163012 3Green ICT14,3914563 4Green Engineering1,06,824219200 5Green Educational Technologies12,51317080 6Green Manufacturing & Energy efficiency 3,75214281 7Sustainable development70,377121999 8Green Management and Marketing1,08,56326925

21. Conclusion Digital Libraries and Multimedia brings together in one place important contributions and up-to-date research results in this fast moving area. Libraries need to balance provisions for greater access to text based information systems as opposed to limited-scale, multimedia products. Multimedia integrated library systems will become a necessity rather than a luxury.

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