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Date of this Version

Winter 1-10-2019

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Article

Citation

Devendra and Nikam, K., Attitudes of Law University Library users towards the use of OPAC/web OPAC in Andhra Pradesh: A Study. SRELS Journal of Information Management, 50(3) (2013) 327-335.

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Abstract

The present study is based on users’ survey on OPAC in different university libraries of Haryana. The maximum of 39.3% users visited the library for getting the documents Xerox in KUK, 89.7% users was aware of OPAC service in CUH, 24.8% users learnt the use of OPAC by making self efforts in MDU, 30% users used the OPAC system weekly, 46.3% users used OPAC for searching the availability of required document in MDU, 82.2% users used simple search method in CUH, 45.2% users found the documents misplaced on the shelves in KUK, 74.1% users observed the library staff members was never available for assistance in KUK, 39.8% users found the OPAC terminals limited in KUK and 49.4% users were satisfied from the present OPAC facilities in MDU.

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