Use of Rotated Component Matrix technique to Access E-Resources by the Academia: A Study

This study examines the use reliability test for different factors, ways and means of obtaining and using, skills required, purpose of using, limitation, availability and accessibility, core purpose and satisfaction of using INDEST E-Resources by faculty members of top seven Indian Institutes of technology (IITs). T he Rotated Component Matrix to different factors affecting the use of INDEST E-Resources by the faculty of top seven IITs. The investigators distributed 1050 questionnaire through e-mail to faculty members of top seven IITs and received 411 filled questionnaires making a moderate response rate of 39% which was found adequate for the analysis. Major findings of the study include: the Satisfaction has the highest ( 0.948 ) Cronbach's Alpha value and ‘F6 Strength in accessing network’ has the lowest (0.720) Cronbach’s Alpha value. The analysis found that faculty has positive attitudes about the use of INDEST E-Resources. Keywords: INDEST Consortium, AICTE Consortium, IITs, E-Resources, Academia, INDEST E-Resources Cite this Article Harish HT, Khaiser Nikam. Use of Rotated Component Matrix technique to Access E-Resources by the Academia: A Study. Journal of Advancements in Library Sciences. 2017, 4(1): 39–46p.