DIGITAL LIBRARY
.A digital library is a collection of digital artifacts, such as books, articles, images, videos, and other types of media, that can be accessed and used through a computer or electronic device. Digital libraries can be created and maintained by individuals, institutions, or organizations, and can be made available to the public or restricted to a specific group of users. They can also be in various forms such as online, offline, or hybrid. Digital libraries can provide access to a wide range of information, making it easier for people to find and use the resources they need. They also have the potential to improve access to information for people in remote or underserved areas, and can help to preserve and make available cultural heritage materials
2. DIGITAL INFORMATION RESOURCES
2.1. Meaning of information resources
Information resources refer to the various types of materials that contain information, including both digital and non-digital resources. These resources can include:
· Books, journals, newspapers, and other print materials
· Electronic resources such as e-books, articles, and databases
· Audio and video materials, such as recordings and films
· Images and photographs
· Maps and other visual materials
· Websites and other online resources
· Personal communication and interviews
· Archival and primary source materials
Information resources can be used for a variety of purposes, including research, education, personal use, and professional development. They can be accessed through libraries, archives, museums, and other institutions, as well as through the internet. The term "information resources" can refer to both the physical materials and the digital versions of those materials, and can include both primary and secondary sources of information.