No one would deny that with the high accessibility of the internet, libraries have been given less importance in society, compared to the past. While some people believe that the public libraries are no longer essential because of the internet, I believe that libraries still make a positive contribution in our societies.
On the one hand, the Internet enables the users to obtain a wide range of information regardless of their locations. People would not travel to a local library in order to read books or any other reading materials as they have access to the information via web research. For example, if an individual inserts few keywords on the websites, he will be given a rich variety of the related information from all over the world within a minute. Therefore, using the internet for acquiring information may cause a situation where visiting libraries seem to have no necessity for the Internet users.
Nevertheless, I do believe that the existence of libraries in society should not be able to regard as pointless. A library is much more than a means of distribution of the information; it also has a vital role in a whole community through different sorts of workshops. Those arranged classes may become a key to tackling some social problems. To take Denmark as example, the public libraries have held several community activities, such as computer teaching sessions for the old to lesson the generation gap in using technology devices and the recruitment resources center for job-seekers to curtail unemployment rates. By having libraries, people will continuously acquire a variety of information, which benefits the society.
To recapitulate, even though it is preferable for the public to use the Internet for the rapid acquisition of information instead of libraries, I believe that libraries possess more benefits not only for users but also for a society.
No one would deny that with the high accessibility of the internet, libraries have been
given
less importance in society, compared to the past. While
some
people
believe
that the public libraries are no longer essential
because
of the internet, I
believe
that libraries
still
make
a
positive
contribution in our societies.
On the one hand, the Internet enables the users to obtain a wide range of
information
regardless of their locations.
People
would not travel to a local library in order to read books or any other reading materials as they have access to the
information
via web research.
For example
, if an individual inserts few keywords on the websites, he will be
given
a rich variety of the related
information
from all over the world within a minute.
Therefore
, using the internet for acquiring
information
may cause a situation where visiting libraries seem to have no necessity for the Internet users.
Nevertheless
, I do
believe
that the existence of libraries in society should not be able to regard as pointless. A library is much more than a means of distribution of the
information
; it
also
has a vital role in a whole community through
different
sorts of workshops. Those arranged classes may become a key to tackling
some
social problems. To take Denmark as example, the public libraries have held several community activities, such as computer teaching sessions for the
old
to lesson the generation gap in using technology devices and the recruitment resources center for job-seekers to curtail unemployment rates. By having libraries,
people
will
continuously
acquire a variety of
information
, which benefits the society.
To recapitulate,
even though
it is preferable for the public to
use
the Internet for the rapid acquisition of
information
instead
of libraries, I
believe
that libraries possess more benefits not
only
for users
but
also
for a society.