A Comprehensive Review of Advances in Digital Library Development and Management

Abstract

The ability to access large knowledge resources at any time and from any location has revolutionised how we access and manage information. This review article explores the most recent developments in digital library technology, concentrating on their creation and administration. It examines how digital libraries are changing how knowledge is shared and preserved in the digital age, as well as their changing patterns, difficulties, potential.
Content aggregation, metadata standards, digital preservation, user interface design are just a few of the essential elements of digital libraries that are highlighted in this article. It examines the difficulties involved in acquiring content and developing collections, highlighting the value of locating a variety of genuine digital resources while managing copyright complications. Information retrieval is explored in the context of supporting interoperability through standardised metadata.
The evaluation also discusses how user engagement and inclusion are improved by good interface and user experience design. The digital divide, financial limitations, technical obsolescence are among the issues that are discussed, along with suggested solutions for how to get over them. In order to meet users’ constantly changing needs and to maintain the long-term sustainability of digital libraries, the essay finishes by showcasing emerging trends in digital library development and management.