The first half of the 21st century has seen huge growth in the open access movement with the potential to change the nature of scholarly communication. Higher education institutions in the United Kingdom have established institutional repositories to showcase the research output of their academic staff. The responsibility for leading this work has been taken up by libraries and this has created a new role in the profession; that of repository manager. Traditional library skills and knowledge are required (e.g. cataloguing, digital asset management) but this needs to be supplemented by new skills such as advocacy and knowledge of research methods and funding systems
This paper will discuss some of the reasons behind Open Access (OA) and the growing number of Reposi...
Digital information created for pedagogical and research purposes is gaining traction, and there is ...
Open access to peer reviewed journal articles is one of the key messages of the current global movem...
UK universities live in a competitive and challenging environment. They must compete with each other...
Abstract Purpose – To provide an overview of how open access repositories have grown to take a premi...
The UK Working Group on Expanding Access to Published Research Findings, chaired by Dame Janet Finch...
This paper describes activities which have taken place within the UK institutional repository (IR) ...
Once a grassroots movement, Open Access (OA) is now making its way to the heart of university librar...
The Open Access movement started as an answer to the ‘journals crisis’ and has developed into worldw...
The different kinds of repositories offer an opportunity for Open Access publications. We are at a p...
In the context of the Open Access movement, repositories provide a window for scientific and academi...
This paper presents the issues and challenges faced by a university library in encouraging academics...
This practical paper presents findings of a small scale study undertaken at a large UK University. T...
Institutional repositories are being proposed as a complementary development to discipline based arc...
4th International Conference on Open RepositoriesThis presentation was part of the session : Confere...
This paper will discuss some of the reasons behind Open Access (OA) and the growing number of Reposi...
Digital information created for pedagogical and research purposes is gaining traction, and there is ...
Open access to peer reviewed journal articles is one of the key messages of the current global movem...
UK universities live in a competitive and challenging environment. They must compete with each other...
Abstract Purpose – To provide an overview of how open access repositories have grown to take a premi...
The UK Working Group on Expanding Access to Published Research Findings, chaired by Dame Janet Finch...
This paper describes activities which have taken place within the UK institutional repository (IR) ...
Once a grassroots movement, Open Access (OA) is now making its way to the heart of university librar...
The Open Access movement started as an answer to the ‘journals crisis’ and has developed into worldw...
The different kinds of repositories offer an opportunity for Open Access publications. We are at a p...
In the context of the Open Access movement, repositories provide a window for scientific and academi...
This paper presents the issues and challenges faced by a university library in encouraging academics...
This practical paper presents findings of a small scale study undertaken at a large UK University. T...
Institutional repositories are being proposed as a complementary development to discipline based arc...
4th International Conference on Open RepositoriesThis presentation was part of the session : Confere...
This paper will discuss some of the reasons behind Open Access (OA) and the growing number of Reposi...
Digital information created for pedagogical and research purposes is gaining traction, and there is ...
Open access to peer reviewed journal articles is one of the key messages of the current global movem...