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Computer Self-Efficacy as Predictor of Electronic Information Resources Use by Academic Staff of Selected Polytechnics in South-West, Nigeria.
Electronic information resources have become a significant portion of library resources available to academic staff for teaching and research purposes. However, studies suggest that their use has not been fully optimized by academic staff at polytechnics located within South-West, Nigeria. This coul
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