University of Cape Coast Doctoral Students' Use of Mobile Devices to Seek Information

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Autori principali: Kwaku Anhwere Barfi, Madely Du Preez
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2025
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author Kwaku Anhwere Barfi
Madely Du Preez
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Madely Du Preez
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Madely Du Preez
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contents University of Cape Coast Doctoral Students' Use of Mobile Devices to Seek Information Kwaku Anhwere Barfi Madely Du Preez Foreign Countries Doctoral Students Technology Uses in Education Handheld Devices Telecommunications Library Services Information Literacy Information Scientists Technical Assistance This qualitative study examined how University of Cape Coast doctoral students access library material using mobile devices and the assistance they receive from information professionals when searching for information. Thirty doctoral students were interviewed. The findings showed the university library offered students with a variety of information sources. Also, participants made substantial use of mobile devices in their academic pursuits. They required different types of assistance or support when searching for information. This included seeking support from colleagues and colleagues in their departments, as well as their lecturers. It is recommended that the library develop a mobile app that connects to the library's administration system. Such an app would allow students to use their smartphones and tablets to efficiently search the library's resources.
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spellingShingle University of Cape Coast Doctoral Students' Use of Mobile Devices to Seek Information
Kwaku Anhwere Barfi
Madely Du Preez
Foreign Countries
Doctoral Students
Technology Uses in Education
Handheld Devices
Telecommunications
Library Services
Information Literacy
Information Scientists
Technical Assistance
University of Cape Coast Doctoral Students' Use of Mobile Devices to Seek Information Kwaku Anhwere Barfi Madely Du Preez Foreign Countries Doctoral Students Technology Uses in Education Handheld Devices Telecommunications Library Services Information Literacy Information Scientists Technical Assistance This qualitative study examined how University of Cape Coast doctoral students access library material using mobile devices and the assistance they receive from information professionals when searching for information. Thirty doctoral students were interviewed. The findings showed the university library offered students with a variety of information sources. Also, participants made substantial use of mobile devices in their academic pursuits. They required different types of assistance or support when searching for information. This included seeking support from colleagues and colleagues in their departments, as well as their lecturers. It is recommended that the library develop a mobile app that connects to the library's administration system. Such an app would allow students to use their smartphones and tablets to efficiently search the library's resources.
title University of Cape Coast Doctoral Students' Use of Mobile Devices to Seek Information
topic Foreign Countries
Doctoral Students
Technology Uses in Education
Handheld Devices
Telecommunications
Library Services
Information Literacy
Information Scientists
Technical Assistance
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1467531