AUTOMATION IN LIBRARIES: THE CASE OF ADEOLA ODUTOLA LAW LIBRARY

Authors

  • O.E.L. Eguavoen Law Librarian University of Ibadan, Ibadan.

Keywords:

Automation, Libraries, Adeola Odutola Law Library

Abstract

This paper reviewed the automation in libraries using Adeola Odutola Law Library as a case study. The processes involved in library automation were discussed as well as various stages and the factors to be considered in choosing software for information management in libraries. The stages of library automation discussed include library cataloguing system, housekeeping operations and networking, development of CD-ROM library/ products as well as internet use. The constraints encountered during the automation process were examined while the approaches used in tackling them were also discussed. Some factors were considered in choosing software for information management and services. It was thus concluded that libraries and librarians should keep a watch on the developments of automation and to choose appropriate technology depending on the needs.

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Published

2021-06-22

How to Cite

O.E.L. Eguavoen. (2021). AUTOMATION IN LIBRARIES: THE CASE OF ADEOLA ODUTOLA LAW LIBRARY. African Journal of Educational Management, 14(1), 95–108. Retrieved from https://journals.ui.edu.ng/index.php/ajem/article/view/230