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Bellstech IR is the Bells University of Technology, Ota Repository that houses and preserves the robust scholarly contributions of the Bellstech Community poised to achieve the following objectives:
- Preserve and showcase scholarly output of Bellstech Researchers
- Foster international research collaborations between Bellstech and other renowned universities in Nigeria and across the globe.
- Provide unrestricted access to information resources in support of teaching, learning and research
- Promote visibility of Bells University of Technology and her Researchers
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Dataset for "Mapping the Evolution of Architectural Education Research: A Six-Decade Bibliometric Analysis (1960–2024)
(2025-03-22) ALABI Oluwadamilola Ajoke; ALABI Adewale Segun
Dataset Description
The dataset used in the study "Mapping the Evolution of Architectural Education Research: A Six-Decade Bibliometric Analysis (1960–2024)" is a comprehensive bibliometric dataset sourced from Scopus. It consists of 2,183 records spanning scholarly publications related to architectural education research from 1960 to 2024. The dataset includes key bibliographic details such as authors, titles, publication years, source titles, abstracts, author keywords, citations, DOIs, affiliations, document types, and indexing information. Additionally, it contains metadata on funding details, references, publisher information, and open-access status. This dataset enables a systematic analysis of research trends, collaboration networks, citation patterns, and thematic evolution in architectural education scholarship over six decades.
Awareness of Internet of Things and its potential in enhancing academic library service delivery in a developing country
(University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2019-09-01) YUSUF Felicia Omorinola; IFIJEH Goodluck; OWOLABI Sola
The potential benefits of Internet of Things (IoT) to academic library service delivery have
been identified as enormous. Through sensing devices such as radio frequency identification
(RFID) devices, infrared sensors, global positioning systems, laser scanners and various
other devices, objects are enabled to “think”, “feel” and “talk” thereby facilitating
interconnection of all objects and humans, objects and objects leading to ease of
communication, monitoring and control. It is however not certain if academic librarians in
Nigeria would be able to explore these benefits due to their level of skills in relation to
information and communication technology and availability of enabling infrastructure that
could facilitate maximum use of new and emerging technologies that are consequential to
Internet of Things. The broad objective of the paper was to ascertain the level of awareness
of IoT among librarians as well as perceived benefits it holds for enhanced library service
delivery in academic libraries in Nigeria. Future pathways for librarians in Nigeria were
also discussed.
The Nigerian institutional repositories: Opportunities and barriers
(Academia Journal of Educational Research, 2017-08-29) AKINLADE Omolara; ADEYEMI Johnson Adetunji; APPAH Helen Duosekeh
This paper reports on the Nigerian Institutional Repositories: Opportunities and barriers. To elicit the necessary information, a literature review of studies done on Institutional Repositories was carried out. Researcher’s personal experiences and observation methods were also employed in the course of this study. The paper gives an overview of Institutional Repositories in Nigeria. It highlighted opportunities in Institutional Repositories that institutions and scholars can exploit such as opening up output of an institution to a worldwide audience, boosting institution prestige, increasing the visibility and citation impact of institution scholarships and preserving the institution scholarship etc. Some of the issues identified in this which adversely militate against the development of Institutional Repository in the country are lack of awareness of open access, Institutional Repositories, inadequate information and communication technology infrastructure, inadequate advocacy for open access, copyright issue, technological obsolescence and deterioration of media etc. This paper establishes that there are challenges militating against the Institutional Repositories in Nigeria which demands immediate attention. However, solutions are proffered, which can help in ameliorating the challenges raised.