Education can be obtained by various means of accessibilities nowadays. Education is one of the areas that have been affected due to growing computer digital technologies. Digital libraries, unlike conventional libraries. Digital libraries are in your hands that a single user can access his own devices like cellphones, tab, laptop, and computers, etc. There are special advantages, distinct benefits and technical abilities of the E-learining System than the conventional library system. E-learners are increasing day by day due to the advancement of modern technologies but the traditional learners are also switched over to modern e-learning in the easiest way.
Conventional libraries are mostly attached to academic institutions where the students, scholars, and teachers in colleges, universities, and public libraries, etc. Digital E-learning provides Virtual Learning Environment where the users are enjoying enormous information access benefits at the moment itself. Conventional libraries system demands entry registration, token requires while lending books, time-consuming limitations, etc are distinct disadvantages the are disliked by the common users. The times are changing to become digitalized learning is everywhere in developing countries like developed countries. The point of saturation is not like developed countries but it needs to be developed more in terms of accessibility, availability, and affordability of the devices and information by every user.
Thank you Professor for having given the genuine reply. The world digital users are increasing due to the effect of Internet of Technical Things in the fast moving life. Digital attraction is easily trapped all the users by its speedy services.
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M.Senapathy
Because the delivery of content through information and communication technology expands the realm of how, where, and when learners can engage, e-learning has been mooted as a cheap and effective—just-in-time—way to provide individuals with everyday learning opportunities. That said, if e-learning is to justify the publicity that surrounds it there is a great need to understand the circumstances in which it is to be applied and to evolve design principles. (E-learning is not the be-all and end-all solution that some argue it is.) For instance: What type of e-learning is required? What objectives must e-learning satisfy? What is the audience for which e-learning is intended? Does the content already exist or must it be created? What technical limitations exist, if any? What data must be tracked to a learning management system? What interactivity level is applicable? Is e-learning part of a blended solution? How long should e-learning be?
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Dear Dr. Senapathy Marisennayya - Yes to some extent but A very lenthy book list of Libray is now in ZIPPED condition .
Thank you sir D.A.Gayan Nayanajith and Jaydip Datta for having supported the exact answer to this question. None can stop the dynamic changes in technology. The change will never stop on the technological aspects. The term Change is always constant in the sense it is changing forever. The library is no exception to these technological changes. Thank you for all the contributors.
It can affect it, but it can not totally eradicate the role of conventional library system.