Abstract
This paper describes the use and use of e-resources in the academic library and analyses the status of use of e-resources. Information technology (IT) has made rapid changes in the field of education. Along with this, librarians will also have to adapt to this new development for storage and e-delivery and dissemination of information. Keywords: E-Resources, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), Internet Protocol (IP), Database, Electronic Services, Access, Information technology.
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