JATLIM  VOLUME 11 NUMBER 1 (April, 2025)

Assessment of the Impact of Nigerian Universities’ Institutional Repository Policies and Practices on Lecturers’ Publications Output and Online Visibility: Focus on South-East and South-South, Nigeria

Augonus Nnamdi Uhegbu (Prof), Samuel Kelechukwu Ibenne and David Chikezie (Prof) 01 – 17

Information Dissemination and Collaboration of Librarians with Health Practitioners for Sustainable Mental Health Literacy among Youths in Rural Areas of North-Central, Nigeria

Harithat Oyiza Jibril, Oyedum Georgina Uchey (Prof.) and Wilson Oserada 18 – 28

Access and Use of Open Educational Resources for Blended Learning in Public Universities in Anambra State

Angela Njideka Anike (Ph.D.), Blessing Nnenna Otubelu (Ph.D.) and Philip Gana Malgwi 29 – 37

Medical Students’ Perception of the Information Resources Adequacy in the Medical Library, College of Medicine, Enugu State University of Science and Technology, Nigeria

Perpetua O. Ukwueze, Victoria O. Ugochukwu and Cosma C. Nwafor 38 – 49

Building Culturally Diverse Communities through Innovative Public Library Services: A Case Study of Rivers State Public Library

Victor Wagwu, Ph.D. and Adaora C. Obuezie, Ph.D. 50 – 60

Assessment of Staff Development Needs in University Libraries: A Study of Federal Universities in Delta State, Nigeria

Annabel Onyeisi Ijeh, Ademola Ferdinand Omosekejimi and Ivie Fortune Osawaru 61 – 69

Digital Technologies and Academic Integrity of Technological Students in Gateway ICT Polytechnic Saapade Ogun State

Pelumi Faith Ekundayo 70 – 75

Influence of Library Technology Applications on Accessibility and Retrieval of Information Resources among Female Librarians in Federal University Wukari, Taraba State, Nigeria

Nancy Patrick Zamani, Friday James James and Wonder’ Kachidi Nickaf Bartholomew’Zango  76 – 83

Digital Law Libraries: Trends and Future Prospects in the Campus Libraries of the Nigerian Law Schools

Shafiu Garba Makeri, Ajogwu Martha Olhye and Ashiru Ahmad Akinniyi 84 – 89

Apprehension, Realities and Skills for Artificial Intelligence Application to Library Services in Nigeria

Muhammed Jamiu Soliudeen, Folasade Oyinlola, Adedokun (Ph.D.) and Jide Lawerence Ajayi (Ph.D.) 90 – 98

Utilisation of Emerging Technologies for Enhanced Information Service Delivery to Academic Staff and Students of Academic Libraries in Nigeria

Philip Gana Malgwi and Victoria O. Itsekor 99 – 104

JATLIM VOLUME 11 NUMBER 2 (AUGUST, 2025)

An Assessment of the State of Public Library Services in South-East, Nigeria

Udo Nwokocha. Prof; Samuel K. Ibenne, Ph.D.; Oliver C. Ugocha Prof & Justice N. Okorie, Ph.D. 01-13

Availability and Utilization of Agricultural Information as Predictors of Rice Production in Agricultural Development Programme in Ebonyi State, Nigeria

Uju Rosemary Eweama Ph.D. 14-21

Open Access and Digital Preservation in the 5^th Industrial Revolution: A Case Study of the College Library, Federal College of Education, Yola

Saad Suleiman, Abdulmalik Bappa Mahood, Saad Ibrahim and Mustapha Aliyu 22-31

Media Literacy Skills and Attitudes Towards Social Media Use in Library Services: Evidence From Two Universities in Oyo State, Nigeria

Victoria Olubola Fadeyi 32-44

Evaluating the Impact of Presidential Visitation Panels on University Library Development and Governance in Nigerian Public Universities: Library of the Federal University of Technology, Minna

Hussaini Musa and Katamba A. Saka 45-62

Up-Skilling Library and Information Science Professionals for the 5^th Industrial Revolution

Caroline A. Okoro, Ph.D. Victor Wagwu, Ph.D. and Ngozi Perpetua Osuchukwu. Ph.D. 63-71

The Use of Academic Library Resources and Services by Undergraduate Students: A Case Study of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University Lapai, Niger State

Lami Akawu 72-84

Subscribed Database and Students’ Utilization in Polytechnic Libraries of Akwa Ibom State

Mercy D. Ebong Ph.D. 85-95

Librarians’ Awareness and Readiness for 5^th Industrial Revolution Technology Application in Academic Libraries in Nigeria: Ebonyi State in Focus

Romanus Okechukwu Attama, Ph.D., Ahmed Abayomi Ayandokun and Ifeoma Chigozie Okechukwu, Ph.D. 96-110

Knowledge Sharing Practices and Interpersonal Networking among Practicing Librarians in Polytechnic Libraries of Abia and Imo States, Nigeria

Rosemary Uju Eweama, Ph.D. and Martha Ibeneme, Ph.D. 111-118

School Media Centres in Nigeria: Issues, Challenges and Strategies for Improvement

Adeola Fausat Afolabi, Ph.D. 119-129

Theorizing Metaliteracy in Federal University Libraries: Foundations, Implications and Directions

Imam Shekarau Musa, Hussaini Musa, Fati Abubakar & Murjanatu Abdulhamid 130-141