Journal Article 2019 Open Access

Gender Inequality in Usage of ICT Facilities in Academic Libraries: A Case Study of Presbyterian University College Library (PUCL), Ghana

Frank Boateng, Samuel Ameyaw

Read the full text

DOI: 10.7176/jep/10-2-05
Research area: Engineering & Technology

VVU authors

Samuel Ameyaw Valley View University

Ratings & reviews

No ratings yet. Have you read it? Be the first to rate it.

Rate & review this publication

Your rating

Your name

Role / institution (optional)

Review (optional)

Written reviews are checked by the Research Office before they appear.

Related publications

Journal Article 2021 Open Access Arts & Humanities

RECORDS MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN GHANAIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS: A CASE STUDY OF GHANA TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE

Samuel Ameyaw, Afua Frempong-Kore — Samuel Ameyaw

UDS International Journal of Development 7(2), 461-472

DOI

Journal Article 2017 Open Access Social Sciences & Development

GENDER VARIATION IN READING HABITS IN SCHOOLS IN MOLAND: A CASE STUDY OF ASANTEKWAA S.D. A. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Samuel Ameyaw, Sylvester Kwabena Anto — Samuel Ameyaw

Open Access Publishing Group - European Journal of Education Studies

DOI

Journal Article 2019 Open Access Engineering & Technology

Gender Inequality in the Usage of ICT Facilities in Academic Libraries: A Case Study of Presbyterian University College Library (PUCL), Ghana

Frank Boateng, Samuel Ameyaw — Samuel Ameyaw

International Journal of Educational Studies 2(4), 197-209

DOI

Journal Article 2023 Open Access Computing & Information Systems

Distance Education Students’ Perception of Online Learning during Covid-19 Era: A Study of Selected Campuses and Learning Centres of Valley View University

Samuel Ameyaw — Samuel Ameyaw

University of Dar es Salaam Library Journal 17(2), 115-130

DOI

Impact

4 Citations Highest count across sources — OpenAlex 2 · Crossref 0 · Semantic Scholar 4.
2 Cites (5 yrs) Citations received in the last five years (OpenAlex).
1 Reads Visitors who opened this publication on VVU Scholar.
0 Recommendations Readers who recommended it on VVU Scholar.
0.86 FWCI Field-weighted citation impact: 1.00 is the world average for papers of the same field, type and year (OpenAlex).
cited Top 18% More cited than 82% of papers from the same field and year (OpenAlex).

Citations by source (the highest is shown):OpenAlex 2Crossref 0Semantic Scholar 4

Online attention on Altmetric

External figures updated 26 Oct 2026.

VVU authors

Ratings & reviews

Related publications

Quick Links

Academic Programs

Student Resources

Get In Touch

Connect With Us

SOCIAL MEDIA