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Title: Mentoring, collaboratives researches and ICT Versatility as influencing factors on research productivity of LIS Educators
Authors: Babalola, Gideon Adesina
Saidu, Amina Abubakar
Abubakar, Usman
Uno, Comfort Adeline
Tsado, Leah
Tauheed, Halima Nene
Keywords: Collaborative Researches,
ICT Versitility
LIS Educators,
Mentoring,
Research Productivity
Issue Date: Nov-2020
Publisher: Zeh Commuinications
Citation: Babalola et al (2020)Mentoring, collaboratives researches and ICT Versatility as influencing factors on research productivity of LIS Educators
Abstract: The pepper described the extent to which mentoring, collaborative researches and ICT Versitility could as serve influencing factors on research productivity of LIS Educators in Nigeria. one of the major determinants of profitability of the faculty including LIS educators is research productivity. while it is true that faculty members are expected to teach and carry out other responsibilities in the academia their research productivity remains a strong yardstick in determining their level of relevance. the research productivity of LIS educators would under normal circumstances, receive a boost if there is cordial and fruitful mentoring among colleagues especially between senior faculty and junior faculty. in this information driven age, LIS educators who are highly skillful in the use of ICT in information handling -accessing, collating, utilizing and disseminating information would definitely be productive in terms of research productivity. with the limitless opportunities that the digital age has made possible, LIS educators who are properly mentored nd who are active in knowledge collaboration coupled with ICT versatility would definitely be super productive in terms of research output. the paper concluded that mentoring is one of the major media of creating cordial and functional lasting relationship which afterwards, influences the research productivity of LIS educators .it was recommended that mentoring programmes in higher institutions of learning should be renewed and formalized to elicit the best from mentors and mentees with a view of boosting he research productivity of both parties.
URI: http://repository.futminna.edu.ng:8080/jspui/handle/123456789/26959
ISBN: 978-978-53823-8-9
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