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Availability And Use Of Library Resources In Training Libraries By Students
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DEFINITION OF OPERATIONAL TERMS
Availability:
The quality or condition of being available, capability of being used
being at hand, being ready. The availability of library materials by
student. Making the library resources available for students
Use: To
put into action or service, utilize use ones knowledge, the way using
ones time a poor use of a material. How library resources can b used.
Library:
This is a collection of books, a room or building where a collection of
books; periodicals, manuscript and other materials, is kept. A
classified group of objects collected and arranged for users to study.
Resources:
The actual and potential wealth of country natural resources. Any
supply that will meet a needs stock or reserve upon which to draw when
necessary a possibility of aid on assistances.
Library science: Artefacts of communication (Oduagwu, 2002)
Students: People who are studying at a school, college and university. (Hornby, 2000)
REFERENCES
BUCKLAND, MICHAEL K. (1990) Book Availability and the library the library users, new hour pergamon press Inc (1) p 1-3.
KADIRI, M. O. (1995) “A Study of Library utilization at the university of Lagos law library.
ODUAGWU, E. A (2002) Library and information science: theory and practice Owerri Grace of Good.
VICKERY, B. (1087) Information Science and Practice London. Butternoth p. 60
HORNBY, A. S (2000) Advanced learners Dictionary of current English: londom oxford university press.
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This study carried out on availability and use of library resources in training libraries by students, using department of library and information science training library as a case study.The objective of this research work is to find out the extent of availability and use of library resources by students of library and information science.The sample population is 100 which is represented 5% of the total population under study. Questionnaire and interview schedule were used as data collection in ... Continue reading---
