EMPOWERING ACADEMIC STAFF: THE ROLE OF ELECTRONIC RESOURCES IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES

Electronic resources have emerged as indispensable tools for academic staff in Nigerian universities, enabling them to enhance their teaching, research, and overall productivity. These resources, encompassing e-books, online journals, e-data archives, and specialized databases like HINARI, AGORA, JSTOR, TEEAL, and Ebscohost, are accessed both on and off-campus. University libraries play a

Authors: Adedipe Nimbem Adebayo , Ogunlade Afolabi Olufemi
Pages: 1-6
FOSTERING SUSTAINABLE LIBRARY PATRONAGE: THE ROLE OF GAMES AT THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, OWERRI

Libraries have long been hailed as the vibrant epicenters of academic excellence, poised to positively influence students' academic achievements through the wealth of resources they offer. Neglecting these valuable repositories, on the other hand, can lead to detrimental consequences. In this context, Ngozi (2017) defines a library as not just a repository of knowledge but as a dynamic

Authors: Emeka Chukwu Iwu
Pages: 25-39
REGISTRY STAFF PERSPECTIVES ON ARCHIVES MANAGEMENT: A CASE STUDY OF FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, AKURE

In today's age of information proliferation, the imperative to safeguard and manage information is more pressing than ever. Information managers are confronted with the formidable challenge of coping with the inundation of data and information management systems. Information, regardless of its format, is consistently acquired, processed, organized, stored, and disseminated through established

Authors: Olufemi Adesina Afolabi
Pages: 7-17
UNLOCKING AGRICULTURAL INSIGHTS: A CASE STUDY OF TEEAL UTILIZATION AT NCAM LIBRARY

The Essential Electronic Agricultural Library (TEEAL) is a dynamic and comprehensive research resource, offering access to over 450 high-quality research journals in agriculture and related sciences. Launched in 1999, TEEAL boasts a vast repository of full-text, searchable articles and graphics drawn from more than 200 major agricultural journals. This resource is a collaborative project

Authors: Adekunle Olufemi Babatunde
Pages: 18-24