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Abstract
The Collection development and Student’s Awareness of Library Resources for Research: Utilization of Print and Electronic Collection in KSAU-HS Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Highlights
The need to demonstrate value will endure and should not be underestimated
The results were alienated into three groups: Demographics, Daily use of library resources and overall satisfaction with the services offered by the library
This study was intended to examine the opinions of the students on the role of academic libraries in facilitating study and research
Summary
The need to demonstrate value will endure and should not be underestimated. Arguing the case for libraries may get harder as the traditional role of libraries in providing information content. Outcomes, and significance of the library’s role in academic reading helps librarians make decisions about the future direction of their collections and services and helps demonstrate the value library collections [1]. Health science Libraries has verity of information resources for research students such as research material journals, books, databases, facilitates easy access and finding of research material, and to provides and promotes access to external research material suggestions a physical space - to work in, to meet in, to access research material, to access professionals to provides inductions and Citation: Anjum Z, Aziz SA, Adnan S, Khurshid S (2020) The Collection development and Student’s Awareness of Library Resources for Research: Utilization of Print and Electronic Collection in KSAU-HS Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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