Open Access & Institutional Repositories
Open access, institutional repositories and UBIR
... JISC Open Access Briefing Paper (April 2005): http://www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm?name=pub_openaccess JISC Digital Repositories Programme:. http://www.jisc.ac.uk/index.cfm?name=programme_di[r] ...
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A Comparative Analysis of Open Access Institutional Repositories in Mexico
... the repositories from the field of education are unique in that they create spaces for new types of communication by attempting to appeal both researchers and ...university repositories. It is interesting ...
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Usage of open access institutional repositories in University libraries in Ghana
... that repositories tend to preserve and make accessible digital contents of the institution on a long-term ...their repositories are in a better position than individual researchers to ensure that even after ...
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Altmetrics of the Open Access Institutional Repositories: A Webometrics Approach
... The recommendation of using pURLs for citing IRs items is probably sound, but using neutral or non-institutional web addresses decreases the informative value derived from the identification of the hosting ...
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Open Access Repositories in Academic and Research Institutions for the Realization of Nigeria’s Vision 20: 2020
... in open access repositories will contribute significantly to the achievement of vision 20: ...of open access institutional repositories (with the use of open source ...
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Knowledge Repository: A prototype for Institutional Repositories
... members”. Institutional repositories make possible wide dissemination of research outputs by the means of the ...of open access institutional repositories has been very ...
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Institutional repositories for knowledge management in academic and research institutions
... ‘Open Access’, as rightly told, is an unprecedented ‘public good’ made possible with the convergence of the good old academic and scientific tradition of sharing scholarly knowledge and the great potential ...
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Open Access Repositories maximizing and measuring research impact through university and research funder open access self archiving mandates
... The total citation counts for articles submitted to the UK Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) – which ranks all UK universities every four years according to their research performance, and funds them proportionately – ...
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The TARDis Route Map to Open Access: developing an Institutional Repository Model
... Open access to peer reviewed journal articles is one of the key goals of the international movement that is changing the paradigm of scholarly communication (Harnad and Hey, ...Creating open ...
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Open Access Digital Repositories in Asia: Current Status and Future Prospects
... of repositories and ranked Japan on top followed by India and ...these repositories revealed that out of the 191 Asian institutional repositories identified in the study, only 48 are listed in ...
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Analysis of the opinions and use of open access repositories by researchers in different disciplines; with specific focus on the development of a new institutional repository at Leeds Metropolitan University
... “If I was working on a particular paper for example, I would delve more systematically into the literature at that point”. Their information retrieval is a more continuous, less systematic process involving hearing from ...
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Developing open access with institutional repositories in the UK
... Hey, Jessie M.N. (2004) An environmental assessment of research publication activity and related factors impacting the development of an Institutional e-Print Repository at the University of Southampton. ...
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Institutional e Print repositories for research visibility
... offering open access by allowing parallel deposit in a ...the Institutional Repository can be aided by providing an opportunity to search for peer reviewed material only if required, although it is ...
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Filling Institutional Repositories by Serving the University's Needs.
... movement in this direction so far. This seems to be the result of very different approaches by libraries and university presses to open access. Most publishers, including university publishers, are not in ...
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Open-access repositories worldwide, 2005-2012: Past growth, current characteristics and future possibilities
... with open access. Many OA repositories began to be designed to support so- called ‘Green’ OA: the depositing in repositories of research papers which have been or are expected to be published ...
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BENEFITS AND PERSPECTIVES OF INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORIES IN ACADEMIC LIBRARIES
... of institutional repository. An institutional repository in latest concept for collecting, managing, preserving and disseminating scholarly works created in a digital form by staff and students in ...
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Preservation for Institutional Repositories: practical and invisible
... this open access (OA) content should be confident of depositing digital materials in IRs: "the proliferation of experience, research, and infrastructure throughout the cultural heritage community has ...
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Open Metrics for Open Repositories
... of repositories across UK HE from an original arXiv 6 conception, of holding, disseminating and preserving full-text research outputs, is that they have become "diluted" by metadata records for which it ...
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The impact of institutional repositories: a systematic review
... an institutional repository (IR) as having the following core features: digital, community-driven and focused, institutionally supported, durable and permanent, and accessible ...meet open access ...
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AIR: a Semi-Automatic System for Archiving Institutional Repositories
... many repositories include the identication and capture of their institution's research output, time spent providing mediated deposition services or resistance to, and/or lack of engagement with, self-archiving and ...
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