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Cataloguing backlogs in academic libraries:a case study of some selected universities in Nigeria.
This study investigated the extent of cataloguing backlogs in academic libraries as well as the causes and remedies towards having a lasting solution to backlogs in academic libraries. A survey research design was employed for this study. The study population includes fifty cataloguers selected from...
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2010
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