Research repositories and Open Access
OER for research repositories managers
... Open Access Research and Open Educational Resources – two very different animals?.. a) Does your Institutional Repository. actively manage material other than textual research outputs?[r] ...
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Making research visible to a worldwide audience: Open access and Repositories
... excellent research has had on society and the economy, and to encourage the sector to build on this to achieve the full potential impact across a broad range of research activity in the ...
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Open Access in Biomedical Research
... full open access jour- ...institutional repositories (IRs) and maintain the hybrid model, which would have a nega- tive impact on institutions’ ...– open access to research ...
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Open access and institutional repositories – a developing country perspective: a case study of India
... of research primarily to all through digital communication – anyone, anywhere and any ...instant access to large and rapidly increasing amount of information that previously trips to the library, ...
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Altmetrics of the Open Access Institutional Repositories: A Webometrics Approach
... In spite of these limitations, altmetrics is being explored as a potential tool for measuring research impact beyond the scientific communities, the so-called societal impact. Several authors have found ...
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Open-access repositories worldwide, 2005-2012: Past growth, current characteristics and future possibilities
... with repositories. However, they still recommend further research to test their conclusions, since, as they acknowledge, theirs is a small- scale study and it does at least find a positive relationship ...
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A Comparative Analysis of Open Access Institutional Repositories in Mexico
... international research, often published in English, accessible to local researchers, healthcare providers, journalists, and consumers in Latin America can be a challenging process ...for research emanating ...
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Open access and institutional repositories: Glossary, websites and further reading
... a research document (usually a journal article, but could also be a thesis, conference paper, book chapter, or book) that is accessible online, usually from a local institutional or a central (subject- or ...
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En route to Open Access Scholarship: capitalising on Institutional Repositories
... institutional repository wherever such a repository is available to the researcher(s). If a researcher is not intending to deposit the data from a project in a repository within a six-month period, he/she should include ...
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Open Access Repositories in Academic and Research Institutions for the Realization of Nigeria’s Vision 20: 2020
... the research outputs and intellectual products of Nigerian universities, polytechnics, research institutes, colleges of technology, colleges of agriculture, colleges of education, etc in open ...
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Usage of open access institutional repositories in University libraries in Ghana
... as research articles in a university before receiving peer review or preprint, and digital versions of theses and ...and research material (both published and unpublished) cumulative and perpetual, ...
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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 ...
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Open access to research publications : independent advice
... Library, Research Libraries UK and the Society of College, National and University Libraries (SCONUL) convene, with appropriate support, to advise as to the best mechanisms to ensure that there is at least one ...
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Unifying ETD with open access repositories
... Any author can access the statistics related to their own thesis, at any time. These statistics provide data on the country of or igin of the viewers, a time series analysis, and whether the viewers accessed the ...
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Open Access Repositories maximizing and measuring research impact through university and research funder open access self archiving mandates
... of research is being self-archived spontaneously, 95 percent of researchers sampled report that they would self-archive if required to do so by their employers and/or funders: 81 percent of them willingly, 14 ...
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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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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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Ethics of Open Access to Biomedical Research: Just a Special Case of Ethics of Open Access to Research
... that access-privileges for any embargoed deposits may be made Closed Access rather than Open Access during the embargo ...tional Repositories have an email address box plus a semi- ...
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Mandates and Metrics: How Open Repositories Enable Universities to Manage, Measure and Maximise their Research Assets
... where access is embargoed by the publisher, the author does one extra keystroke per request -- considerably less that he did in paper reprint request days, when reprints had to be mailed and the turnaround time ...
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Indicators for a Webometric Ranking of Open Access Repositories
... The results show that more research should be done regarding the rich file formats, as the use of solely pdf files is not providing a complete picture. Some personal communication propose not take them into ...
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