The Impact of Online Databases on Enhancing Educational Quality
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https://doi.org/10.51983/ijiss-2024.14.3.31Keywords:
Online Databases, Educational Quality, Digital AgeAbstract
This article examines the significant impact of online databases on higher education. As technological advances continue to transform the educational landscape, the integration of online databases has emerged as an important tool to improve the accessibility and quality of educational resources. This study examines historical trends developments in online databases, their theoretical foundations, and their usefulness for students and teachers
Online databases facilitate effective and comprehensive research by providing instant access to a wide range of academic resources, including peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings, and newsletters many more are included. Furthermore, the interoperability of online databases enhances knowledge sharing and interdisciplinary research, thus enhancing the learning environment.
However, the article also discusses the challenges associated with the widespread use of online content in education. Issues such as information overload, the digital divide, and the unique reliability of online content pose significant barriers that must be addressed with caution. The study highlights the importance of implementing strategies, including training for teachers in information literacy and integration of online databases into curriculum design, in order to their power has been fully exercised.
Through a comprehensive review of the literature and case studies, this article highlights the critical role of online archives in shaping the future of education. It concludes with recommendations for maximizing the usefulness of these digital resources and minimizing their limitations, ultimately contributing to the ongoing discourse on improving educational quality in the digital age has arrived.
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