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2011

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California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

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Gaining Intellectual Controll Over Technical Reports And Grey Literature Collections, Adriana Popescu Jun 2011

Gaining Intellectual Controll Over Technical Reports And Grey Literature Collections, Adriana Popescu

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No abstract provided.


The Librarian Says…Turn Your Cellphones On! Piloting Mobile Phones And Polling In Inquiry-Based Information Literacy Instruction, Andy Burkhardt, Sarah Faye Cohen Jun 2011

The Librarian Says…Turn Your Cellphones On! Piloting Mobile Phones And Polling In Inquiry-Based Information Literacy Instruction, Andy Burkhardt, Sarah Faye Cohen

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No abstract provided.


Whose Role Is It Anyway?: A Library Practitioner’S Appraisal Of The Digital Data Deluge, Marisa Ramírez Jun 2011

Whose Role Is It Anyway?: A Library Practitioner’S Appraisal Of The Digital Data Deluge, Marisa Ramírez

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As the volume of digital data multiplies exponentially and the use of digital repositories to capture academic research expands, the demands on academic librarians are also increasing. Librarians are expected to serve as liaisons between data authors, managers, scientists and end users, while providing a full range of curation services. Little has been offered from the perspective of archival and records management, despite archivists’ traditional role as keepers and stewards of scholars’ data. Archival science focuses on appraising, selecting and describing data, managing data retention and attending to source, authenticity and preservation. Professional archivists have considerable expertise in handling volumes …


Fun, Thoughtful Technology In The Classroom, Andy Burkhardt, Sarah Faye Cohen Jun 2011

Fun, Thoughtful Technology In The Classroom, Andy Burkhardt, Sarah Faye Cohen

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No abstract provided.


Approaches To Marketing An Institutional Repository To Campus, Marisa L. Ramirez, Michael D. Miller Apr 2011

Approaches To Marketing An Institutional Repository To Campus, Marisa L. Ramirez, Michael D. Miller

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Marketing is an activity that is integral to the growth and use of a campus
institutional repository (IR). But what kinds of marketing activities
do libraries engage in to advertise the new services associated
with an IR? This chapter summarizes basic marketing principles and describes
the application of those principles as they relate to marketing an institutional
repository within a higher education setting.


Communication In “The Cloud”: Skype, Googletalk, And Google Voice, Marisa Ramirez Apr 2011

Communication In “The Cloud”: Skype, Googletalk, And Google Voice, Marisa Ramirez

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No abstract provided.


Asking For Permission: A Survey Of Copyright Workflows For Institutional Repositories, Ann Hanlon, Marisa Ramirez Apr 2011

Asking For Permission: A Survey Of Copyright Workflows For Institutional Repositories, Ann Hanlon, Marisa Ramirez

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An online survey of institutional repository (IR) managers identified copyright clearance trends in staffing and workflows. The majority of respondents followed a mediated deposit model, and reported that library personnel, instead of authors, engaged in copyright clearance activities for IRs. The most common “information gaps” pertained to the breadth of information in copyright directories like SHERPA/RoMEO. To fill these gaps, most respondents directly contacted publishers for permissions. Respondents typically did not share publisher responses with other IRs, citing barriers such as time, expertise, staffing, and the need for improved methods for sharing data
with copyright directories.


Research Dataset - Asking For Permission: A Survey Of Copyright Workflows For Institutional Repositories, Ann Hanlon, Marisa Ramirez Apr 2011

Research Dataset - Asking For Permission: A Survey Of Copyright Workflows For Institutional Repositories, Ann Hanlon, Marisa Ramirez

Library Scholarship

In October 2009, survey invitations were emailed via the OpenDOAR email service to 778 Institutional Repositories that met the OpenDOAR parameters of "content type=articles" and "repository type=institution". One hundred twenty-one completed online survey responses were collected from October 12 - November 12, 2009 using the SurveyMonkey tool. Please refer to the related publication for additional details and published findings.


Simple Visuals For Complex Research, Jesse Vestermark Mar 2011

Simple Visuals For Complex Research, Jesse Vestermark

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No abstract provided.


History Of The Rise And Progress Of The Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library At Yale University, Jesse Vestermark Jan 2011

History Of The Rise And Progress Of The Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library At Yale University, Jesse Vestermark

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This article casts a wide net over the key events, people, locations and collections that shaped the development of the Arts Library at Yale University, beginning with its inception as a humble departmental collection. While the physical spaces that have housed the library have undergone tumultuous changes over the years, the collections themselves have evolved in ways both unique to Yale and universal to the field of librarianship. In autumn 2008, the library was re-christened the Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library and it is now housed within the renovated Paul Rudolph Hall and the newly constructed addition, the Jeffrey …


"The Doctor In Spite Of Himself" By Molière. Translated By Brett B. Bodemer, Brett B. Bodemer Jan 2011

"The Doctor In Spite Of Himself" By Molière. Translated By Brett B. Bodemer, Brett B. Bodemer

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2011 American translation of Jean Baptiste Poquelin’s comedy Le Médecin malgré lui. Some liberties taken to convey analogous colloquialisms, and to transform exclamatory oaths into something less alien to American speech patterns of the early twenty‐first century.


Is San Luis Obispo Really Happy?, Brett B. Bodemer Jan 2011

Is San Luis Obispo Really Happy?, Brett B. Bodemer

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No abstract provided.


Decades To Digitization: A Pilot Project To Bring The Bexar Archives Online, Zach Vowell Jan 2011

Decades To Digitization: A Pilot Project To Bring The Bexar Archives Online, Zach Vowell

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No abstract provided.