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Item The level of awareness, knowledge and infringement on copyright at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria(ECRTD- UK, 2020-08) Okoroma, F. N.The encouragement of intellectual creation is one of the basic prerequisites for social, economic and cultural development of any nation. Copyright was instituted to inspire authors towards more creativity by enabling them to harness the full benefit of their works; however there are issues associated with the compliance on copyright rules. There is a dare need to stem the overwhelming tide of copyright infringement activities going on across the globe. This study examines the level of awareness, knowledge and infringement on copyright at the University of Ibadan. Questionnaire instrument was used for data collection. The population used in the study comprises 150 academic and senior staff of University of Ibadan, Nigeria. The study found that there is low level of awareness and knowledge on copyright matters, as many of the respondents were unfamiliar with matters relating to copyright. The study identified a high level of infringement on copyright in University of Ibadan. The study further advocated for intensive sensitization on copyright matters and enforcement of copyright law within University of Ibadan community in order to strengthen copyright protectionItem Awareness, knowledge and use of online survey tools amongst researchers in Nigerian higher institutions(2023-04) Okoroma, F. N.There is a growing prevalence of online survey for academic research. This can be attributed to the great impact of online survey tools on the researchers’ ability to easily develop, disseminate instruments, assemble and analyze data. Though many researchers in the advanced world have become very prone to the use of online survey, their counterparts in the developing economy are still struggling in the adoption of this invaluable tool. This study examines the level of awareness, knowledge and use of online survey tools amongst academic researchers in Nigeria. Questionnaire instrument was used for data collection. The population used for the study consists of eighty academic researchers in higher institutions spread across various parts of Nigeria. The study found that although there is a high level of awareness and preference to online survey tools by Nigerian researchers, yet there is a very low level of knowledge and usage of online survey tools by Nigerian researchers. The reason being that the researchers lack the basic prerequisite skills needed for the processing and development of online survey, amongst other challenges. The study ascertained that Survey Monkey was the most popular and predominantly used survey tool by Nigerian researchers, followed by Survey PRO and Zoomrang. The study advocated for trainings and workshops on the use of the survey tools in higher institutions in Nigeria, which could be facilitated by the survey tools’ designers in collaboration with higher institutions in NigeriaItem Awareness of electronic resources databases and assessment of Information Technology (IT) facilities used by distance learners at the Kenneth Dike Library, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria(Nigerian Library Association, Benue State Chapter, 2016-12) Ilesanmi, T. C.; Ojo, R. A.This study examined awareness of electronic resources aim assessment of Information Technology (IT) facilities being used to access electronic resources databases available in Kenneth Dike Library (KDL), University of Ibadan, by the distance learners (DLs). Survey method was adopted for this study. The population of the study consisted of ninety one (91) distance learning students drawn from the four (4) faculties that offer distance learning programme in the institution. Questionnaire was used as instrument for data collection. Data collected were analysed, using frequency and simple percentage. The study found that majority of DLs lack awareness and knowledge of available e-resources databases in the library. However, their assessment of the library IT facilities was on the average. The paper concluded that, for the distance learners to have adequate knowledge in respect of the available electronic resources, particularly in their subject areas, creating awareness at the main library, faculty and departmental levels is necessary. Methods on how to enhance and sustain sensitisation and provision of supportive IT facilities in order to effectively utilise the available electronic databases through KDL of the University of Ibadan formed part of the recommendations.Item Awareness and use of online information sources among University of Ibadan students(Scientific & Academic Publishing, 2017) Otulugbu, D.The internet has helped in the amassing of a large amount of information for consumption in varied fields of endeavor. This has brought about increasing ease in the search for and use of information in academic, social, political and other spheres of life. However, despite the increasing simplicity in the accessing of information, there are indications that some students do not fully utilize information sources. Thus, this study investigates the awareness and use of online information sources among university of Ibadan undergraduate students. Copies of questionnaires were administered on 300 students on purposive sampling basis. Findings show that 97.9% of the students were generally aware of online information sources but very few of the students were aware of the individual online sources that are made available in the university. In addition, very few of the students were satisfied with the available online information sources. This study suggests that university libraries should effectively create awareness about the various online resources that available for students’ usage. The findings of this study will be useful to academic institutions in the same terrain like the University of Ibadan. Also, librarians and academic scholars will find this study useful in the effective creation of awareness of online information sources among university students.