• Embracing e-Government in service delivery and business to people through libraries: A case for Kenya 

  Ng'eno, Emily Jeruto (IEEE, 2010)

  E-government is the use of information technology to enhance access to and delivery of government information and services to the public for effectiveness, efficiency and quality government operations. An effective ...
• ICT and education : enabling two rural western Kenyan schools to exploit information technology 

  Boit, John; Menjo, David; Kimutai, James (Sabinet, 2012)

  The study was undertaken to evaluate the implementation of ICT to support learning, teaching, school administration and use of E-communication between cooperating rural secondary schools in Western Kenya under the Rotary ...
• Semantic design for unstructured health data: a review 

  Gudu, Jael; Balikuddembe, Joseph; Mwebaze, Ernest (IEEE, 2017)

  The healthcare sector today is largely driven by data; as such the need for information exchange between the various stakeholders is on the rise. To date various software applications have been developed to facilitate this ...
• Improving the effectiveness of MCMC through adaptation 

  Milgo, Edna; Ronoh, Nixon; Wagacha, Peter Waiganjo; Manderick, Bernard (2016)

  The Metropolis-Hastings Markov Chain Monte Carlo algorithm uses a proposal distribution to sample from a given target distribution. The proposal distribution has to be tuned beforehand which is an expensive exercise. ...
• Adaptiveness of CMA based samplers 

  Milgo, Edna; Ronoh, Nixon; Waiganjo, Peter; Manderick, Bernard (ACM Digital Library, 2017)

  We turn the Covariance Matrix Adaptation Evolution Strategy into an adaptive Markov Chain Monte Carlo (or MCMC) sampling algorithm that adapts online to the target distribution, i.e. the distribution to be sampled from. ...
• Transforming Service Delivery in Uasin-Gishu County, Kenya through Enhanced E-Records Management Solutions 

  Maina, Gilbert (Moi University, 2018-11)

  This paper examines the management of e-records at Uasin-Gishu County, Kenya and assess its impact on service delivery in the county. The specific objectives of the study which led to the chapter were to identify the ...
• The Critical Role of the Mass Media in Promoting Mental Health for the Realization of Kenya’s 2030 Vision 

  Kagunda Julia (Moi Univesity, 2014-10)

  Mental and psychological wellbeing of a nation plays a critical role in its development;however, 30% of Kenyans are suffering from mental disorders, with a vast majority unaware of their condition. It is also reported that ...
• Preservation of digital research content in academic institutions: A case study of Moi University, Kenya 

  Masai Winnie C.; Erima Juliet A.; Wosyanju M. G. (IEEE, 2016-05-11)

  The digital age has presented the academic society with new opportunities. Academic institutions are increasingly moving towards digital presentation of corporate Information, such as web sites that contain prospectuses, ...
• Adoption of Assistive Technologies in Academic Libraries: A Case of Margaret Thatcher Library, Moi University 

  Langat K. A.; Kiprono.W. (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Assistive technologies are important for students with visual impairment both for totally blind and the partially blind. These assistive technologies help these students to access useful information and materials just like ...
• From the Source to the Mainstream User: Publisher is the panacea in the mix 

  Majanja, J.; Okuto E.; Wafula; Chepkwony H. (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  This is a literature-based opinion paper that uses secondary data and content analysis to demystify the various roles of the publisher as a key player in the publishing process. This article aims to elucidate how the ...
• Couple Communication on Unplanned Pregnancy Among Married Couples In Keiyo Marakwet County, Kenya 

  Jerop C; Cheptum J J; Chebii S (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Pregnancy is an exciting responsibility to a couple but the challenge is when it is unplanned.Effective communication gives couples the ability to plan about the pregnancy without disagreements which can lead to them getting ...
• Role of Privately-Owned Media in Enhancing Accountability and Transparency in Democratic States 

  Korir Geoffrey Kiplimo; Ollinga Michael Oruko; Rutto Wallace Cheruiyot (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Media alongside other State arms like the Legislature, Judiciary and the Executive is a vital contributor to any nation’s development agenda. Kenya has witnessed rapid increase in the number of private media institutions, ...
• Media Agenda Setting Role in Fostering Maternal Healthcare Development: An Analysis of Kenyan Newspapers 

  Malel Jane Chebet; Singoei Anne (2014-10)

  The role of agenda setting by the media is a powerful tool for tackling national issues and fostering national development. Since the media has a powerful leverage to determine the current thoughts of society, this review ...
• Television Advertisements and Their Effect on Deterring Youth from the Consumption of Alcohol: A Study of Secondary School Students in Eldoret 

  Kasamba Claris; Changorok Joel (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Alcohol use and abuse is quite prevalent among young people in Kenya today. The drug has devastating consequences on the well-being of the young as well as that of other members of society. Although there are several factors ...
• Public Participation and Sustainable Development in Devolved Government 

  Okebiro Gilbert Nyakundi (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Sustainable development will not be attained in devolved government without public participation.The new constitution brought new socio-economic and political opportunities and requires public participation to sustain ...
• The Role of Media in Implementation of Mass Campaign Messages 

  Korir Geoffrey Kiplimo; Ollinga Michael Oruko; Rutto Wallace Cheruiyot (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Mass media remain to be vital tools that allow for effective media campaigns. Vast research on mass media campaigns have been conducted across the world, however, much of these studies have centered on how these campaigns ...
• Development of Libraries in Kenya and Their Role in Economic Development 

  Kasalu Judith; Ojiambo Joseph B (IFLA WLIC 2015, 2015-07)

  Abstract: The development of libraries in Kenya is associated with the coming of Europeans and Asians in the 19th century. The colonialists and the Asians who settled in Kenya during this period set up libraries to support ...
• Indigenous Mechanisms for Managing Intra–Ethnic Conflict Among the Abakuria, Kenya: A Cure or Recipe to Conflict? 

  Kungu David M; Omari Risper; Onkware Kennedy; Ododa Harry (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Conflict in many parts of the world has become part of people’s life and in most cases leaves a trail of people devastated and in dire need for assistance often leading to man made disasters. In Kenya, conflict is experienced ...
• Political Speeches and National Integration: A Pragmatic Analysis of Selected Political Speeches in Kenya 

  Wangatiah, I. R. Makata (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  This paper analyses political speeches as a factor in national integration in Kenya. Kenya is a country characterised by diverse cultures reflected in the forty-two tribes that comprise the Kenyan people. For meaningful ...
• The Role of Mass Media in Sustainable Development 

  Chang’orok R Joel; Kasamba Claris (Moi Univesity press, 2014-10)

  Communication via the media is the reflection of the societal issues by reporting events and happenings, normally for economic, political, social, and aesthetic purposes. The study set out to investigate the role that media ...

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