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WDL has a mission to preserve content that contributes to global heritage and serves as a promising
platform. As part of its goal, WDL is working to gather and preserve the historical wealth of the world

that may have been forgotten over time. It acts as a platform to uncover the hidden treasures of the world,
with a commitment to continually expand its content and services, reaching new horizons and

encompassing a wider range of information. Nabi, S. (2012).

NDL India stands as a vast repository in the global digital landscape, offering information on diverse
subjects, accessible to users worldwide, irrespective of their location or language preference. This

extensive collection serves as a tailored service, available 24/7, allowing users to personalize information
based on factors such as education level, language choice, difficulty level, and content medium.

Essentially, it provides a customized experience, ensuring learners can effortlessly discover the most

relevant resources in the shortest time.
As India is a country with many different languages and different geographical locations, it is difficult

to achieve the goal of "Education for all." NDL India emerges as a solution to overcome these challenges,

acting as a catalyst for change. Anticipated to revolutionize the education landscape, NDL India
empowers every citizen with knowledge resources, addressing longstanding obstacles in education and

paving the way for innovative learning techniques.

With the right focus, encouragement, and support, NDL India is poised to become a national asset,
bringing about a substantial transformation in online content search for both academic and general

readerships. (Bisma, B., Nahida, N., & Loan, F. A. 2019).
Research Objectives

1. Evaluate User Perception:

- Assess respondents' beliefs regarding the usefulness of digital libraries for academic or informational needs

using a Likert scale from "Strongly Disagree" to "Strongly Agree."
2. User Experience and Satisfaction:

- Evaluate the simplicity of usage and user-friendliness of digital libraries, measuring overall satisfaction

related to contentment or dissatisfaction.
3. Concerns and Risks Analysis:

- Identify and analyse concerns or risks associated with digital libraries, such as data security, reliability, and

health hazards, considering the distribution of concerns among respondents.
4. Future Usage Intentions and Expectations:

- Explore respondents' intentions to continue using digital libraries in the future, utilizing a Likert scale from

"Very Unlikely" to "Very Likely."
- Solicit open-ended responses to capture expectations for future digital library use, aiming to understand

anticipated advancements or improvements.