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Ten Major Issues In Providing A Repository Service In Australian Universities, Margaret Henty
Ten Major Issues In Providing A Repository Service In Australian Universities, Margaret Henty
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The Evolving Nature Of Faculty Publications, Jan Novak, Leslie Pardo
The Evolving Nature Of Faculty Publications, Jan Novak, Leslie Pardo
IR Research
Technology increasingly drives the evolving nature of the library's role in managing faculty publications. Libraries not only create physical archives of faculty scholarship, but take no the active role of facilitating immediate access to content. Trends in legal scholarship, including new formats such as blogs and podcasts and the open access initiatives, compel libraries to develop creative solutions such as enhanced bibliographies, searchable databases, and digital repositories to manage access, preseve, and disseminate faculty writings.
Guidelines For The Creation Of Institutional Repositories At Universities And Higher Education Organisations, Atilio Gonzalez, Antonio Porcel
Guidelines For The Creation Of Institutional Repositories At Universities And Higher Education Organisations, Atilio Gonzalez, Antonio Porcel
IR Research
The Institutional Repository (IR) is understood as an information system that collects, preserves, disseminates and provides access to the intellectual and academic output of the university community. Nowadays, the IR is a key tool of the scientific and academic policy of the university.