Use of Cloud Computing Technologies for Library Services Delivery: A Survey of Librarians in University Libraries in Africa Ishioma Angela Dime 1 , Chukwuma Clement Okeji 2  1. Department of Library and Information Science, Faculty of Education, Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island, Bayelsa State. Nigeria. E-mail: ishiangel9@gmail.com, angelisticbabeg@yahoo.com 2. Corresponding author, Department of Library and Information Science, Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, Igbariam Campus, Igbariam, Nigeria. E-mail: cc.okeji@coou.edu.ng Article Info ABSTRACT Article type: Research Article Article history: Received October 12, 2023 Received in revised form December 20, 2023 Accepted December 23, 2023 Published online December 25, 2023 Keywords: Cloud computing, Library services, Librarians, University libraries, Africa Objective: The aim of the study was to investigate the use of cloud computing technologies for library services delivery by librarians in university libraries in Africa. Methods: Online survey method was adopted to collect qualitative data from 315 librarians working in 67 university libraries in English speaking countries in Africa. Results: The study found that YouTube, Google Drive, OPAC, Google Form, Gmail, and Google Scholar are the most mentioned Cloud Computing (CC) technologies used by the librarians in university libraries in Africa. The study also revealed that the librarians use CC technologies to store and share files, for sharing videos related to library orientations/other video contents, to collaborate with other librarians for research projects, to survey users’ level of satisfaction with library services, online document editing services, and provision of virtual/online reference services. The majority of the librarians mentioned lack of fund, no security and privacy of data, irregular staff training and development, and lack of CC knowledge and awareness as challenges associated with adoption of CC technologies in universities in Africa. Solutions to security of data threats in the cloud environment are offered in the study. Conclusion: The findings will contribute by aiding the providers and potential adopters to devise context specific strategies for the penetration of cloud services and sound adoption decisions (ADs), respectively. Findings of the study will provide a better understanding and application of CC to advance the provision of library services to users of academic libraries in the African continent. Cite this article: Dime, I. A., & Okeji, C. C. (2023). Use of cloud computing technologies for library services delivery: A Survey of librarians in university libraries in Africa. (2023). Title of paper. Informology, 2(2), 61-82. © The Author(s). Publisher: Informology Center. Disclaimer/Publisher’s Note: The statements, opinions and data contained in the article are solely those of the individual author(s) and not of Informology and/or the editor(s). Informology and/or the editor(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content.