Vol. 9, Issue 1, Part F (2023)

Abstract
The deployment of Information Technology (IT) in modern academic libraries has fundamentally transformed their functions and services, enabling education and attracting users. This paper evaluates the multifaceted impact of IT on academic libraries, pointing out the dynamic transformation from traditional whirling book warehouses to more engaging active evocations to collaborative as well as digital types of learning. Modern library services evolution based on technology, including digital resources, automated systems to recover and disseminate information, and online platforms democratizing information access, are discussed. The study also considers some challenges faced by libraries along with staff's needs for new skill acquisition to match up with emerging technologies, hence a culture of lifelong learning. By suggesting some best practices and future trends, this paper emphasizes the progressive role of IT in molding the academic library and, therefore, it’s potential to contribute to educational objectives in the dynamically transforming digital age.