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International Journal of Information Studies

E-Resources: A Reservoir for Information Seekers
Kalaiappan V, Saravanan S
Dept of Library and Information Science University of Madras Chennai-5, India., Madras School of Economics Chennai, India
Abstract: E-Resources play an incredible role in knowledge development. It acts as a reservoir of academic pursuits. The modern generation scholars are highly depending on the electronic resources as it is more convenient and can be accessed at any point of time. E-Resources contains information pertaining to electronic journals, ebooks, teaching notes and slides. The paper explores the importance of e-resources in the medical field and considered four national institution of AYUSH as study. The study highlights that e-resources become an integral part of regular academic activity and the information seekers are getting the required information anywhere at any point of time.
Keywords: E-Resources, AYUSH, Wilcoxon Test E-Resources: A Reservoir for Information Seekers
DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/ijis/2020/12/4/113-119
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