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Quantitative assessment shows positive impact on information literacy competency in undergraduate students, indicating potential gaps in instruction.
This study aims to assess the effectiveness of information literacy instruction held by Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak (PTAR) as an academic library. The study employed quantitative data with a study population consisting of undergraduate students. The key findings of the study indicated that information literacy instructions provided by PTAR significantly positively impact information literacy competency among respondents in terms of information articulation and locating physical and online resources. Based on the findings, the ability to develop a thesis statement, identify classification schemes, and use specialized services will need attention to oversee information literacy instruction.
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