Women librarians in Kenya: a study of their status and occupational characteristics

Citation:

Majanja, M. & Kiplang’at, J., 2003. Women librarians in Kenya: a study of their status and occupational characteristics. Library management.

Recent Publications

Chege, C., Kiplang’at, J. & Rotich, D.C., 2020. Access and Use of Information by Rural Communities in Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs) of Kenya: The Case of Maarifa Centres. Journal of Information and Knowledge Management, 10(5).

Chege, C.W., Kiplang’at, J. & Rotich, D.C., 2019. Information services provided by Maarifa Telecentres to rural communities in ASALs in Kenya. Inkanyiso: Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 11, p.50–68.

Kiilu, P.W.N., Otike, J.N. & Kiplang'at, J., 2019. Perceptions of Undergraduates on E-Books in Comparison to Print and their E-Book Expectations: A Case of Public Universities in Kenya. Library Philosophy and Practice, p.1–15.

Hongo, H.O., Kwanya, T. & Kiplang’at, J., 2019. Technostress among Technical University Librarians in Kenya.

Mauti, N., Chege, A. & Kiplangat, J., 2018. Evaluating Access and Use of Information Resources by Postgraduate Students at Adventist University of Africa Library in Kenya. International Journal of Humanities & Social Science Studies, 4, p.92–100.

2018. Digital Technologies for Information and Knowledge Management T. Kwanya, et al., Nairobi: Technical University of Kenya.