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Browsing Library and Information Services by Author "Owusu-Ansah C.M."

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  • Africa�s challenges in the OA movement: risks and possibilities 
    Teixeira da Silva J.A.; Adjei K.O.K.; Owusu-Ansah C.M.; Sooryamoorthy R.; Balehegn M. (Emerald Group Holdings Ltd., 2019)
    Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to assess the status of the open access (OA) movement on the African continent, and if there is any financial or moral exploitation by dominant �foreign� world powers. OA provided the ...
  • Conceptions of digital libraries: an African perspective 
    Owusu-Ansah C.M. (Emerald Group Holdings Ltd., 2020)
    Purpose: The purpose of this paper was to explore African conceptions of digital libraries from the perspective of the historical literature. This paper argues that the concept of digital libraries is a western creation ...
  • Information access and evaluation skills of secondary school students in Ghana 
    Yeboah P.; Dadzie P.S.; Owusu-Ansah C.M. (University of Idaho Library, 2017)
    Information Literacy (IL) is a necessary skill needed by students to survive in the dynamic information environment of the 21st century. This study explored the IL skills of secondary school students in Ghana with specific ...
  • Privacy practices in academic libraries in Ghana: Insight into three top universities 
    Avuglah B.K.; Owusu-Ansah C.M.; Tachie-Donkor G.; Yeboah E.B. (SAGE Publications Ltd, 2021)
    This research contributes to knowledge on privacy practices in academic libraries, by comparing survey data of librarians and their student-patrons in three top Ghanaian public universities. Our research revealed that ...
  • Publishing preferences among academic researchers: Implications for academic quality and innovation 
    Adjei K.O.K.; Owusu-Ansah C.M. (University of Idaho Library, 2016)
    The purpose of this paper was to explore the factors responsible for publication preferences among a select group of researchers attending a research writing workshop in Ghana. The objectives were to investigate the specific ...

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