PDGE- Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijagun, Ijebu- ode 2007-2008
M.I.Sc. – University of Ibadan 2005-2007
B.Sc. – Ogun State University, Ago- Iwoye (Now Olabisi Onabanjo University) 1993-1998

$ ICT adoption in academic libraries.
$ Digital libraries and institutional repositories.

Marital Award of Good Woman Attribute, Ansar- Ud- Deen Society of Nigeria and Overseas, Ijebu-Igbo Branch, Ogun State.

Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Ogun State Chapter.

Nigerian Library Association.
Librarians’ Registration Council of Nigeria.
Nigerian Association of University Women.
Nigerian School Library Association.

1. *Alawiye, M. K., Ikonne, C. N., & Babalola, Y. T. (2026). Influence of professional
development opportunities on library service provision by librarians in public
universities in South-West Nigeria. Library and Information Perspectives and
Research. 8(1), 95-113. Published by the Credence Delta Publishing, Edo State.
http://doi.org/10.47524/lipr.v8i1.114/
2. *Adenekan, F. N., Alawiye, M. K., & Ladele, F. M. (2025) Utilization of digital skills
by librarians for enhanced research in public universities in South-West Nigeria. Global
Review of Library and Information Science. 21(1), 261-277. Published by the
Department of Library and Information Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
https://www.grelis.com.ng.
3. *fAdetayo, A. J., Alawiye, M. K., Emmauel, S. O., Omotoso, A. O., & Bello, T. O.
(2024). Exploring university students’ library engagement: Reading habits, preferences
and gender dynamics. Journal of Digital Learning and Education. 4(1), 15-29.
http://journal.moripublishing.com/index.php/jdle. Published by MO.RI Publishing,
Indonesia
4. *fAjisebutu, A. E., Adetayo, A. J., Alawiye, M. K., & Makinde, B. O. (2024).
Undergraduates ‘experience with library portal services: Perceptions of usefulness and
satisfaction. Digital Library Perspectives. 40(4), 518-536. Published by Emerald
Publishing Limited. https://doi.org/10.1108/DPL-05-2024-0070. Indexed in Scopus.
5. *fAdetayo, A. J., Adeleke, O. A., Adekunmisi, A. A., & Alawiye, M. K. (2023).
Technology usage of off-campus undergraduates for library social media engagement.
Journal of Electronic Resources Librarianship. 35(3), 207-221
Published by Routledge, Taylor & Francis.
https://doi.org/10.1080/1941126X.2023.2224676. Indexed in Scimago
6. *fDavid, O. B., Dauda, Y., Yakubu, A. Z., Ibrahim, I., & Alawiye, M. K. (2022).
Information needs and information seeking behaviour of Agricultural students at Kogi
State University, Nigeria. Zambia Journal of Library and Information Science. 6(1),
30-36 Published by University of Zambia.
7. *Diyaolu, B. O., Alawiye, M. K., Ologun, D. B., & Emmanuel, O. (2020). Information
and communication technology literacy skills as determinants of postgraduate students’
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use of electronic information resources in selected universities in South West, Nigeria.
COMMUNICATE: Journal of Library and Information Science. 22(1), 45-57.
Published by the Department of Library and Information Science, Ambrose Ali
University, Ekpoma.
8. *fAjiboye, B. A., Alawiye, M. K., & Adenekan, F. N. (2019). Availability and use of
records for decision making in the church of Nigeria. Library Philosophy and Practice
(e-journal) 2317. Published by University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA.
9. *fAdeyoyin S. O., Alawiye, M. K., & Ewulo, O. R. (2019). Awareness and use of solar
energy as alternative power source for ICT facilities in Nigerian university libraries.
Library Philosophy and Practice (e- journal) 22, 16-32. Published by University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, USA.
10. *Owolabi, K. A., Agboola, I. O., & Alawiye, M. K., (2018). Status and development of
clinical informatics in Nigeria’s health care sector. Journal of Health Information and
Librarianship. 4 (1), 35-52. Published by Medical Library Association of Nigeria, Oyo
State, Nigeria.
11. *Amusa, O. I., Alawiye, M. K., & Joda, M. I. (2017). Information format preference and
challenges of electronic information resources usage among management science
lecturers in public universities in South-West Nigeria. Nigerian Library Link, Journal
of Library and Information Science. 16(1&2), 1-13 Published by Enugu State
University of Science and Technology Library.
12. fAjegbomogun, F. O., Okunlaya, R. O. A., & Alawiye, M. K. (2016). Analytical study
of e-learning resources in National Open University of Nigeria. Education and
Information Technologies. 22(5), 2403-2415. Spring Nature, New York.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s10639-016-9548-z. Indexed in Scopus
13. Alawiye, M. K., Amusa, O. I., Ajiboye, B. A., & Adegbaye, S. (2016). Awareness, use,
and perceived influence of electronic resources on studies among students of Federal
University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Nigeria. Journal of Applied Information Science
and Technology. 2, 57-67. Published by the Department of Library and Information
Science, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
14. fAdeyoyin, S. O., Alawiye, M. K., & Akintunde, B. O. (2015). ICT equipment
ownership and utilization among postgraduate students of University of Agriculture: A
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study. International Journal of Library and Information Studies. 13(3), 45-59.
Published by ULTAAP based in Hyderabad, India.
15. fAjiboye, B. A., Adekoya, A., Alawiye, M. K., & Oyedipe, W. J. (2014). Knowledge
and utilization of health information and communication technologies by health workers
of the North-Eastern health zone of Ogun State, Nigeria. Informatics for Health and
Social Care. 39(2), 104-123. Published by Taylor & Francis Group.
https://doi.org/10.3109/17538157.2013.858044. Indexed in Scopus
16. fAjiboye, B. A., Oyedipe, W. J., & Alawiye, M. K. (2013). Use of information retrieval
tools by postgraduate students of selected universities in South Western, Nigeria.
Information and Knowledge Management Journal. 3(5), 53-59. Published by
International Institute for Science, Technology &Education.
https://doi.org/10.7176/IKM
17. fSalaam, M. O., Alawiye, M. K., & Okunlaya R. O. A. (2013). Occupational stress
among university librarians in Nigeria. Pacific Northwest Library Association
Quarterly (PNLA). 77(2), 143-150. Published by Pacific Northwest Library
Association, University of Nebraska, Lincoln USA.
18. fAlawiye, M. K., Owolabi, K. A., & Olagesin, S. O. (2012). Reading and library use
habits of senior secondary school students: Abeokuta metropolis, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Pacific Northwest Library Association (PNLA) Quarterly. 77(1), 63-71. Published by
Pacific Northwest Library Association, University of Nebraska, Lincoln USA.
19. fBamigboye, O. B., Alawiye, M. K., & Nduka, S. H. (2012). Managing library resources
for generational use: Case study of two federal universities in South-West, Nigeria.
Pacific Northwest Library Association (PNLA) Quarterly. 76(3), 145- 151. Published
by Pacific Northwest Library Association, University of Nebraska, Lincoln USA.
20. Salaam, M. O., & Alawiye, M. K. (2010). Availability and use of Information and
Communication Technology (ICT) by female librarians in some academic institutions
in Nigeria. Gateway Library Journal. 13(2), 93-100. Published by Ogun-State Chapter
of the Nigerian Library Association, Abeokuta.
Book Chapters
1. Alawiye, M. K. & Aramide, K. A. (2020). Role of school libraries, and information
utilisation in managing the psychological effects of COVID-19 among students in
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Nigeria. Effects of COVID-19. In Usoro, E. B. Usoro, A. D. & Emmanuel, C. (Ed.)
7-14. COVID-19: The Changing Landscape of Higher Education in Nigeria. Uyo:
Published by Benchmark Educational Service. ISBN:9789789845071
2. Alawiye, M. K. Aramide, K. A. & Bello, T. O. (2020). Tools, technologies and
library services delivery in academic libraries in the new normal era. Tools; Technology
and skills. In Ramasamy, K. & Mani, M. (Ed.) 49-65. Google era librarianship: Tools,
Technologies and Skills: Published by Muthra Tamil Nadu, India. ISBN:
9788194781912