2 Comparative Study of Traditional and Modern Library
2 Comparative Study of Traditional and Modern Library
Modern library can be defined as a careful study and tools of a subject, field or problem undertaken to
discover facts or principles in 21th centaury .The most emerging part of library in the higher education
and scientific purpose. They introduced e-content, so that it is new fundamental to researcher practice and
improved the efficiency with which they work. However the digital/modern revolution has changed the
relationship between researcher and librarian. The information scenario in changing at a faster speed.
Good quality modern library resources can help, attract and retain academic high flyers. An electronic
resource is one of the emerging environments in libraries and information communication. The article
appraises the transformation of libraries and the benefits incurred by adapting the technology. Appraisal
has been made by comparing the earlier libraries and present time libraries are working resources and
services
In the contemporary world information is the backbone of society it helps in development of each and
every field of human life starting from education to business and health. The libraries of 21th centaury
have to be conceived not merely as the storehouse of knowledge but an effective mechanism to facilitate
dissemination of knowledge promoting and sharing intellectual property. In essence the libraries of
electronic age have to be an effective support mechanism for dissemination of knowledge. In a very
simple way we can see the differences or comparison
Of course digital libraries are more convenient and cost efficient with the majority of the comparisons
shown above. However, we all probably understanding that traditional libraries slowly but steadily
become the things of the past. Even now a library is not what it was a couple of decades ago. Any big
library contains video and audio materials, access to the internet next and digital tool.Utilized electronic
cataloguing systems and so on. Physical book will sooner or later become a rarity far it is inconvenient to
use store and carry about. Conclusion It is highly possible that digital libraries will replace traditional
ones in time. We just don’t know what they will be like. To sum up, digital learning aim to break the
numerous barriers that are preventing people from receiving quality education, knowledge in a physical
bound area. Charles Darwin wrote about evolution of life forms “It is not the strongest of the species that
survive nor the most intelligent, But the ones most responsive to change”.
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