By Samson Bekele (Bsc.),
Web designer/ developer
Analytical Science Incorporated

Background

The era is critical for researchers and information professionals in the developing world. One major problem is the selection of a wide range of methods for information storage and dissemination.

The method also depend on the type of organization and its personnel. On the other hand, information is not always formatted in such a way that educational institutions and publications can make optimal use of valuable sources. Therefore, the data-formatting dilemma must be squarely addressed. And, the most use-friendly, cost-effective solution to data-formatting dilemma is the digital library.

In formal learning libraries are at the center of the Schools. More importantly, libraries are at the center of schools. They are also essential in supporting informal and professional learning beyond the formal school system. However, in developing countries, libraries lack resources and hard currency to purchase the much needed resources. Faculties in these universities expressed the desire to solve this problem. Besides this entire problem, universities in developing countries are determined address this need. Primarily because development is so obviously important for educating the coming generation.

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