Author:
Owolabi K. A.,Abayomi Adeleke Olateju,Aderibigbe N. A.,Kemdi Owunezi Margaret,Oluwaseun Omotoso Akinkunmi,Okorie C. N.
Abstract
This survey research investigated the awareness and readiness for Artificial Intelligence (AI) among polytechnic students in Nigeria. Five Polytechnics were purposively selected for the study. The study population comprised of three hundred and twenty (320) final year students registered as members in the selected polytechnic libraries. A questionnaire was used for data collection. Purposive sampling was used to select one hundred (100) respondents from each of the polytechnics. Findings revealed that the students were aware of the existence of Artificial Intelligence usage in library operations and gained awareness during library orientation programmes. The students admitted that they needed to have basic computer skills to be relevant in this era. The major anticipated constraint in the use of AI is unstable power supply. The study recommends the need for polytechnic library managements to harness alternative sources of power supply, and the need to include practical ICT training in the curriculum.
Publisher
Sarada Ranganathan Endowment for Library Science
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5 articles.
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