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Demystifying The Nih Public Access Policy: How To Optimize Access To Your Published Research, Philip J. Kroth, Holly E. Phillips
Demystifying The Nih Public Access Policy: How To Optimize Access To Your Published Research, Philip J. Kroth, Holly E. Phillips
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The NIH Policy on Enhancing Public Access requests that publications resulting from NIH-funded research be voluntarily deposited in PubMed Central, the National Library of Medicines open access archive of life sciences journals. This workshop helps clinician-researchers understand how they can participate in the policy and improve global access to their scholarly publications.'
Issues In Establishing A Culture Of Assessment In A Complex Academic Health Sciences Library, Sally Bowler-Hill, Janis Teal
Issues In Establishing A Culture Of Assessment In A Complex Academic Health Sciences Library, Sally Bowler-Hill, Janis Teal
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This poster reports HSLICs experience creating a culture of assessment through the administration of customer satisfaction surveys for its library and technology support services. HSLIC's goal is to create a unified assessment culture in which services are evaluated regularly, generating a picture of the overall effectiveness of the organization. The LibQUAL+\u2122 survey was employed to evaluate library services. A technology support survey was developed in-house because an environmental scan did not reveal any standardized surveys for technology support services. The use of varying survey methodologies limits HSLIC's ability to integrate survey data and assess overall strengths and weaknesses besides adversely …
Online Social Networking Tools: An Introduction, Paulita Aguilar, Holly Phillips, Twila Firmature
Online Social Networking Tools: An Introduction, Paulita Aguilar, Holly Phillips, Twila Firmature
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Learn how blogs and wikis are helping citizens of the web interact socially and build communities. The presenters will define and describe these web tools, as well as RSS (really Simple Syndication) which is often used in conjunction with blogs and wikis. Examples of current uses by non-librarians, and librarians will be shown. Practical tips to consider before building a blog or wiki will be discussed.
Institutional Repositories: Tales From The University Of New Mexico, Christy Crowley, Holly Phillips
Institutional Repositories: Tales From The University Of New Mexico, Christy Crowley, Holly Phillips
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DSpaceUNM, the University of New Mexicos institutional repository for research and creative works, went live in March of 2005. This presentation covers the University Libraries', the Health Sciences Library and Informatics Center, and the Law Libraries' multi-disciplined effort to launch the repository, market the service to UNM staff and faculty, and spread scholarly communication awareness at UNM. A behind-the-scenes tour of daily maintenance needs and personnel skills required to run DSpace software is shared.'