Digital Archives refer to collections of documents, records, and other materials that are stored in digital format for preservation, accessibility, and retrieval. These archives can include a variety of media types, such as text documents, photographs, audio recordings, videos, and datasets. The primary purpose of digital archives is to maintain and safeguard valuable information for future generations while making it easily accessible to users through digital platforms. Digital archives are often created by institutions such as libraries, museums, government agencies, or educational organizations, and utilize digital technologies to enhance the functionality of traditional archival practices. They support research, education, and cultural heritage preservation by allowing users to search, browse, and interact with archived content remotely. The transition from physical to digital archives aims to improve efficiency, ensure long-term preservation, and make historical and contemporary materials widely available to the public.
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