Role of Digital Libraries Supporting E-Learning

Abstract

Issue Statement: In the twenty-first century is seen as a critical component that bunches of challenges for people's life that is generally compelled consequence of new ideas impact. Training is one of the areas where structure innovation has had an impact. New sorts of schooling have recently emerged as a result of advancements in data and communication technologies, dubbed web or web-based learning. The purpose of this research is to examine advanced libraries' role in     e-learning support.

Techniques: First, a concept of a computerized library is given, then comparisons between it and conventional libraries are discussed, and finally, the definition of e-Learning and the role of advanced libraries in providing new types of training are studied.

Discoveries and Results: When it comes to online training based on the internet, there are numerous advantages in comparison to conventional libraries, such as location and time flexibility, plausibility of data representation in sight and sound structure, and the ability to set up identical instructive open doors for each country. It prompted me to pay close attention to this type of instruction. Unlike conventional libraries, computerized libraries can make administrations and library assets available via the internet to aid eLearning.