Tasks and Functions of Electronic Libraries
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Electronic libraries, or digital libraries, have emerged as essential tools in the modern information age, revolutionizing the way knowledge is stored, accessed, and shared. This article explores the core tasks and functions of electronic libraries, highlighting their role in education, research, and information management. Key tasks include the acquisition, digitization, and organization of resources, as well as ensuring accessibility, preservation, and collaboration. Their functions, such as centralized knowledge access, cost-efficient management, and personalized user experiences, demonstrate their impact on fostering lifelong learning, promoting interdisciplinary research, and preserving cultural heritage. As technology advances, electronic libraries continue to bridge gaps in information access, democratizing knowledge and shaping the future of global education and research.
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