This document is a case study analyzing the Digital Library of Nature, which is an online digital library that provides open access to scientific and academic journals in various fields. The case study examines the information architecture and design of the Digital Library of Nature to assess how well it supports e-learning. It analyzes features such as the library's organization, navigation, search capabilities, and user interface to understand how these elements can help or hinder users in conducting research online. The case study aims to provide insights on best practices for designing digital libraries that effectively support education and research.

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by Yajie Lin
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A case study on the Digital Library
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Chih-Ming Chen, Shang-Tzu Lin. "Assessing
effects of information architecture of digital
libraries on supporting E-learning: A case
study on the Digital Library of Nature &
Culture", Computers & Education, 2014
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Shu-Li Wang. "Museums, heritage and the
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