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Bhadoria, Archana
- Use of E-resources by the Student of IPS (Institute of Professional Studies) & Other Faculties of University of Allahabad
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1 Centre of Food Technology, University of Allahabad, Allahabad., IN
2 UPRTOU, Allahabad., IN
3 HRI, Allahabad., IN
1 Centre of Food Technology, University of Allahabad, Allahabad., IN
2 UPRTOU, Allahabad., IN
3 HRI, Allahabad., IN
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International Journal of Information Library and Society, Vol 1, No 2 (2012), Pagination: 35-45Abstract
The study on the topic "Use of e-Resources by the student of IPS (Institute of Professional Studies) and other faculties of University of Allahabad" was started in the month of July 2010. The present study has been carried out through questionnaire tools distributed among the students of Institute of Professional Studies and other faculties of University of Allahabad. The aim of this study was to various advantages of e-resources and to know the availability of different types of electronic resources and services in the libraries of IPS and other faculties and to compare the frequency of use of electronic resources by the students of IPS and other faculties and ascertain the advantages and the problems experienced by the students while accessing and using the electronic resources in the library. According to the survey maximum students of IPS are satisfied with the resources available in the library comparative to other faculty of university of Allahabad, sufficient Internet is being provided for fulfillment of reading purpose. According to the survey opinion of students of is quite helpful in their study and research work as well as the staff is very co-operative and motivator.Keywords
E-resources, University Library, Use of E-resources, Institute of Professional Studies
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