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Буддизм, одна из трех мировых религий, возник более 2 тысяч лет назад. На протяжении столь долгой истории в нем возникало множество различных направлений и учений, которые сменяли одно другое, исчезали или трансформировались, вливались в новые школы. Так, …
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Why is it important to save your scholarly work in a digital library?

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In a digital library, authors can save all kinds of digital information:
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  3. Journals: digital versions of journals that can be saved in PDF or other electronic journal formats.
  4. Audio and video materials: lecture recordings, music, movies and other video and audio files. Audio files are stored in a special storage, and we recommend uploading videos to Youtube and then inserting a link to them in your publications in the library.
  5. Documents: different types of documents, such as brochures, manuals, reports, articles, and other documents. There is a special section for files in the library.
  6. Maps and drawings: different types of graphic images, including maps, charts, drawings, diagrams, and other types of images. They can be stored in the Photo Documents section.
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  3. Social effect. Many authors, especially those who publish their works in the electronic library, do not receive direct financial benefits from their publications, but do so in order to promote science and disseminate knowledge. Providing free access to their work helps them achieve this goal.
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