Digital resource engagement, at SRM University, Sonipat: A comprehensive analysis

This research examines the awareness and engagement with digital resources among undergraduate students at SRM University, Sonipat. The study explores usage frequency, purposes, challenges, and satisfaction levels through a meticulously designed survey. A structured questionnaire, distributed via Google Forms, collected responses from 300 students using a stratified random sampling method. Results reveal high awareness of digital resources, with E-Books (92%) and E-Databases (85%) being the most utilized. Challenges include inconsistent Wi-Fi access (42%) and limited training (30%). Data is visualized through tables, bar graphs, and pie charts for enhanced comprehension. Recommendations include advanced digital literacy workshops and infrastructure upgrades. References follow the APA 7th edition format.

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International Journal of Communication and Information Technology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.33545/2707661x.2025.v6.i1b.123
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Library Science and Information Literacy
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Digital resource engagement, at SRM University, Sonipat: A comprehensive analysis

Gaurav Jain, R. Khare
International Journal of Communication and Information Technology
Library Science and Information Literacy
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Digital resource engagement, at SRM University, Sonipat: A comprehensive analysis

Gaurav Jain, R. Khare
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Abstract

This research examines the awareness and engagement with digital resources among undergraduate students at SRM University, Sonipat. The study explores usage frequency, purposes, challenges, and satisfaction levels through a meticulously designed survey. A structured questionnaire, distributed via Google Forms, collected responses from 300 students using a stratified random sampling method. Results reveal high awareness of digital resources, with E-Books (92%) and E-Databases (85%) being the most utilized. Challenges include inconsistent Wi-Fi access (42%) and limited training (30%). Data is visualized through tables, bar graphs, and pie charts for enhanced comprehension. Recommendations include advanced digital literacy workshops and infrastructure upgrades. References follow the APA 7th edition format.

International Journal of Communication and Information TechnologyVol. 6(1)
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