Nanyang Technological University

Department Member, Library

Other Affiliations: Nanyang Polytechnic, School of IT
Nanyang Technological University, Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information
University of Wollongong, School of Computer Science and Software Engineering

Librarian (Library Technology & Systems)

About

He is better known as Hazman Aziz, as his stage name in the library and information science industry. Hazman is a librarian (Library & System Division) at the Nanyang Technological University Library in Singapore. He is currently working under the management of Library’s Technology and System Division. He completed his library and information science studies with a Master of Science (Information Studies) at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information.

At NTU Library, Hazman Aziz is the man behind the interface design of NTU Library’s Enquiry Automatic Feedback (LEAF) and a number of upcoming Library 2.0 projects. They as such as the new intuitive interface on Database Access page, NTU Business Library Corporate Blog, NTU’s ISBN & Proxy Bookmarklet, NTU Desktop 2.0, NTU Library’s Virtualization project, Channel Library and various integration with web 2.0 applications like bookjetty.com and OCLC xISBN. Hazman also handles the co-ordination and maintenance of the Library’s ezsearch services (Metalib & SFX), citrix services  and the campus wide blogs (Blogs @NTU). He is also assisting for on the library’s ediscovery service, ezproxy service, institutional responsibility.  Currently, Hazman sits in the  Library Association of Singapore as a council member for web committee. He is responsible to the adoption and work plan of web technologies for LAS.

Previously, Hazman was a training officer at Tan Tock Seng Hospital, where he helps out in the hospital e-learning projects. There, he has initiated couple of project such as e- Resources Information Centre portal and a small facility to cater fast production on e-learning materials. Mainly, he has administrated the hospital’s e-learning management system. During his national service with Singapore Armed Forces, he also has involved with the School of Infantry Specialist’s computer aided instruction centre projects in the delivery of electronic military lessons – such as project Self-Paced On Time On Need (SPOT-ON) project.

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