The diffusion of innovations theory as a theoretical framework in Library and Information Science research

Mabel K. Minishi-Majanja, Joseph Kiplang’at · 2013 · South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science

Summary. Kenyan agricultural research and extension organizations adopted diverse ICT tools—both digital and traditional—to improve information sharing among researchers, extension workers, and farmers. While these technologies addressed various communication needs, their expansion faced significant constraints requiring coordinated intervention from agricultural and ICT stakeholders and government support.

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Minishi-Majanja, M. K., & Kiplang’at, J.. (2013). The diffusion of innovations theory as a theoretical framework in Library and Information Science research. South African Journal of Libraries and Information Science. https://doi.org/10.7553/71-3-586

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DOI: 10.7553/71-3-586
Countries: Kenya
Regions: Africa
Categories: broadband-and-digital, food-systems, innovation-networks, general-innovation
Added: 2026-04-28