User Education, Computer literacy & ICT Accessibility - Abubakar, Daniel
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Trainees in library and information science profession, particularly postgraduates could be dimmed to be tech savvy in the present dispensation. yet,most of them can not retrieve their needed e-resources promptly and adequately for their scholarly use. Many library and information schools world over need to restructured their curricula to enable their students to retrieve e-resources which will satisfy their research and other scholarly information. This book was written with the objective of focusing on the imminent factors to making students to retrieve their needed e-resources from any…mehr

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Trainees in library and information science profession, particularly postgraduates could be dimmed to be tech savvy in the present dispensation. yet,most of them can not retrieve their needed e-resources promptly and adequately for their scholarly use. Many library and information schools world over need to restructured their curricula to enable their students to retrieve e-resources which will satisfy their research and other scholarly information. This book was written with the objective of focusing on the imminent factors to making students to retrieve their needed e-resources from any electronic based library.The factors considered were: User education, Computer literacy and ICT Accessibility.These factors were quite relevant and also correlate with the students' use of e-resources. Further, 60.5% of the total variation in use of library e-resources was due to the three factors. The remaining 39.5% was due to other factors not investigated in this study as well as residuals. The book is largely based on my Ph.D work and research activities in practice. It is expected that this book would be used as basic text by all library and information science trainees world over.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Daniel Abubakar is currently the Medical Librarian of university of Jos library, Nigeria. He studied Library studies from University of Ibadan, Nigeria. His research interest is in the areas of user studies/ Librarianship. He has since 1998 worked as practicing librarian and lectures in library school. He has many publications.