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Factors Affecting Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) Use among Library personnel in a University of Technology: A case study of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), Ogbomoso, Oyo State, NigeriaAdegun, Isau Adewole, Akinola, John Olugbenga and Adepoju Samuel Olusegun Keywords: |
Significance of Academic Libraries in Programmes Accreditation in Technical Universities in GhanaAdwoa Kwegyiriba, Ebenezer Aidoo, Olivia Agyemang, Ronald Osei Mensah and Yaw Tekyi Enchill Keywords: Academic Libraries, Accreditation, Ghana tertiary education commission (GTEC), Information resources, Programmes, technical universities |
Assessment of Quality in the Library Services Delivery of Federal University of Technology, Owerri, Imo State, NigeriaDoris Chinyere Obiano , Genevieve C. Opara , Ngozi Chima-James, Chidi Dike, Emeka Ogueri, Judith C. Nwosu, Peter O. Moneke Keywords: Assessment, FUTO library, Library Services, Quality, quality services, services delivery |
Skill Needs of Library Personnel for Effective Cataloguing and Classification Services in University Libraries in Akwa Ibom State, NigeriaRose Ezeibe ,Theresa Nse Udo-Okon , Emmanuel Okwu Keywords: cataloguing and classification services, library personnel, skill needs, university libraries |
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