The development of institutional repositories (IRs) is rampart and the task of developing and maintaining them is left to the university libraries. Most of the materials uploaded to the IRs are created by the staff of the university and therefore IRs now take the role of information disseminators on the academic activities of the university community. Many see IRs as a means of making a university visible through its publications and publishing activities and its presence helps to enhance the visibility of research as well as publications emanating from research. The traditional mode of scholarly publishing is seen by many as being too slow and is unable to keep up with STM research output. Within the university setting, the library is seen...
This webcast discusses Institutional Repositories (IRs) in the context of the recent surge in open a...
The Institutional Repositories is a very powerful idea that can serve as an engine of change for any...
Purpose: Recognizing that the nature of research and scholarly communication is changing rapidly, an...
Institutional Repositories (IRs) can be (and are) implemented at Universities and Colleges to captur...
Institutional repositories (IRs) are digital archives of university-owned and -created content. They...
In the last decade, a growing body of the scholarly information and instructional materials produced...
Institutional Repositories (IRâ s) offer the opportunity for academic libraries to collect and prese...
For universities/institutions, Institutional Repositories (IRs) aremarketing tools, communicating ca...
It is the responsibility of the libraries to keep update its users by incorporating different techno...
In the last decade, a growing body of the scholarly information and instructional materials produced...
Traditionally institutional repositories (IRs) were established to collect institutional research ou...
One of the leading objectives of the libraries is to provide the latest and timely information to it...
Institutional repositories have become popular amongst higher educational institutions around the wo...
Institutional repositories have become popular amongst higher educational institutions around the wo...
Open access publications may be a means of increasing availability of scholarly materials. However, ...
This webcast discusses Institutional Repositories (IRs) in the context of the recent surge in open a...
The Institutional Repositories is a very powerful idea that can serve as an engine of change for any...
Purpose: Recognizing that the nature of research and scholarly communication is changing rapidly, an...
Institutional Repositories (IRs) can be (and are) implemented at Universities and Colleges to captur...
Institutional repositories (IRs) are digital archives of university-owned and -created content. They...
In the last decade, a growing body of the scholarly information and instructional materials produced...
Institutional Repositories (IRâ s) offer the opportunity for academic libraries to collect and prese...
For universities/institutions, Institutional Repositories (IRs) aremarketing tools, communicating ca...
It is the responsibility of the libraries to keep update its users by incorporating different techno...
In the last decade, a growing body of the scholarly information and instructional materials produced...
Traditionally institutional repositories (IRs) were established to collect institutional research ou...
One of the leading objectives of the libraries is to provide the latest and timely information to it...
Institutional repositories have become popular amongst higher educational institutions around the wo...
Institutional repositories have become popular amongst higher educational institutions around the wo...
Open access publications may be a means of increasing availability of scholarly materials. However, ...
This webcast discusses Institutional Repositories (IRs) in the context of the recent surge in open a...
The Institutional Repositories is a very powerful idea that can serve as an engine of change for any...
Purpose: Recognizing that the nature of research and scholarly communication is changing rapidly, an...