African Journals - An Evaluation of the Use of African-published Journals in African Universities Evaluating Impact - Education Research Paper No. 36 (DFID, 1999, 63 p.): CHAPTER FIVE : RECOMMENDATIONS: To African Academics and Researchers

African Journals - An Evaluation of the Use of African-published Journals in African Universities Evaluating Impact - Education Research Paper No. 36 (DFID, 1999, 63 p.)

CHAPTER FIVE : RECOMMENDATIONS

		(introduction...)
		To African University Librarians
		To African Library and Information Science Educators
		To African Academics and Researchers
		To African Journal Publishers
		To ICT Providers in Africa (including donor agencies as well as university administrations, libraries, computer centres, etc.)
		To African University Administrators

To African Academics and Researchers

· use African-published journals for the dissemination of research findings, especially those appropriate and valuable to African countries.
· recognize that many relevant journals are published in Africa, outside of the home country, and make an effort to find out, read and contribute to what is available.
· make more use of African-published journals in teaching, in order to introduce a knowledge of them to students from undergraduate level onwards.