permanent, free and open access to 43,000 digital documents that compose learning resources and give them a significant potential for reuse,
protection of historic heritage objects and securing them for the future,
raising the quality of remote education (e-learning, e-laboratories) and scientific work,
increasing information literacy, professional and technological competences,
increasing the tourist attractiveness of the region through access to its history,
promotion of science and research of the region in the field of history, education and pedagogy,
expanding the scope of services and increasing their quality through the use of free digital resources, eg. by the creators of new portals, media, service providers,
broadening the public domain and social awareness:
Publishing of digital files usually results in libraries' gifts in the form of printed books from publishers and private individuals.
