Authors :
Ocheni, Christopher Adah; Asanga, Godwin Christopher; Azor, Francisca Ukamaka; Nwani, Samuel Uchenna; Anajekwu Nkechi Favour
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 12 - December
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10370425
Abstract :
This study assessed the University of Nigeria
postgraduate students ICT and research skills. The study
employed analytical descriptive research design and was
conducted at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
with a sample of 114 students. Data were collected using
Modern ICT skills and Research Questionnaire (MISRQ).
A reliability index of .84 was estimated using Cronbach-
alpha. Findings revealed that male students have better
ICT and research skills than their female counterparts.
From the results, Ph.D. students had better research skills
than M.Ed. students. Findings also showed that students
do not possess skills in use of e-resources and services,
computer skills and software use. It is therefore
recommended that ICT facilities needed to improve both
students and lecturers should be put in place to ensure
better output.
Keywords :
Assessment, Research skills, ICT skills, Graduate Students, Modern Research Skills, E-Resources.
This study assessed the University of Nigeria
postgraduate students ICT and research skills. The study
employed analytical descriptive research design and was
conducted at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
with a sample of 114 students. Data were collected using
Modern ICT skills and Research Questionnaire (MISRQ).
A reliability index of .84 was estimated using Cronbach-
alpha. Findings revealed that male students have better
ICT and research skills than their female counterparts.
From the results, Ph.D. students had better research skills
than M.Ed. students. Findings also showed that students
do not possess skills in use of e-resources and services,
computer skills and software use. It is therefore
recommended that ICT facilities needed to improve both
students and lecturers should be put in place to ensure
better output.
Keywords :
Assessment, Research skills, ICT skills, Graduate Students, Modern Research Skills, E-Resources.
