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Gender and level of education as determinants of cataloguers' computer information processing skills
Cataloguing operations are being computerized all over the world. Most cataloguers are not able to use this technology effectively. Previous studies had identified gender and level of education as probable factors that could affect the use of computers. This study, therefore, investigated the extent...
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2009
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