Maestría en Bibliotecología y Archivología

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    Estrategias de promoción y los servicios bibliotecarios de la Biblioteca UTPL de la ciudad de Loja
    (2025-04-16) Cueva Castillo Marly Katherine; González Garcés Liliana Elizabeth
    This research analyzes the promotional strategies used by the UTPL Library in the city of Loja to encourage the use of its library services. The general objective of the study is to determine which promotional strategies can optimize the visibility and accessibility of library services for the university community. The applied methodology follows a quantitative approach, with a correlational scope, a non-experimental design, and a cross-sectional framework. The study population consisted of students from the Architecture program of the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture during the academic period from October 2024 to February 2025. A sample of 215 students was selected, who completed an online survey with Likert-type questions. The results revealed divided opinions on library services. While 69% of respondents expressed a positive perception of cultural events and 77% approved new services such as reprography, a significant percentage of students reported disagreement (38-39%) and indecision (20-28%) regarding the clarity of information and the library’s communication channels. Furthermore, the diversity in age groups and academic needs indicated that services should be more inclusive and adaptable. In conclusion, to enhance user satisfaction and engagement, it is recommended to strengthen institutional communication, provide clearer formats for information dissemination, and diversify the activities offered by the library. Implementing more effective promotional strategies will foster greater student interaction with library services and maximize their utilization within the academic environment.