Library Cataloging
Webcast -- Institutional Repositories: Revealing Our Strengths ARL/OLMSCosponsored by SPARC and CARL
Thursday, June 10, 2004, 3:00-4:30 p.m. EDT (12 noon-1:30 p.m. Pacific)About the WebcastInstitutional repositories (IRs) represent a rapidly growing movement in scholarly communication to collect, preserve, and provide access to the digital resources of scholarly research. This live, interactive Web presentation brings to you information about IRs and their increasing importance to scholarly communication. By providing you with direct access to hands-on experts, this Webcast gives library staff, campus faculty, and administrators an opportunity to explore this topic in a shared learning environment.Rick Johnson, SPARC Enterprise Director, will begin this session with an introduction to the Webcast, followed by three panelists who will discuss institutional repositories' benefits, uses, and users. In addition, the panelists will address concerns and answer viewer questions as a means to begin or further discussion on campuses.Panelists
- Public Knowledge Project Conference 2009
The Public Knowlege Project Conference looks good.The Public Knowledge Project is dedicated to improving the scholarly and public quality of research. It operates through a partnership among the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia,...
- Scholarly Publishing
The University of Maryland (UMB) Health Sciences and Human Services Library (HS/HSL) and the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Libraries are co-hosting a web cast on Ownership and Access in Scholarly Publishing Wednesday, April 6, 2005 The web cast will...
- Institutional Repositories
The Repository Adventure by H. Frank Cervone appears in the latest Library Journal.If libraries step up to the plate, they will fundamentally transform their role from passive transfer agents of information into active partners in the dissemination process....
- Eprints
Prospects for institutional e-print repositories in the United Kingdom by Michael Day discusses the UK project to establish an eprint server by harvesting metadata from institutional and subject-based e-prints archives using the Open Archive Initiative...
- Sparc
The SPARC Institutional Repository Checklist and Resource Guide is available.The new Guide provides an introduction to issues in particular institutional contexts and directs readers to resources that provide additional details. The Guide includes sections...
Library Cataloging
Institutional Repositories
Webcast -- Institutional Repositories: Revealing Our Strengths ARL/OLMSCosponsored by SPARC and CARL
Thursday, June 10, 2004, 3:00-4:30 p.m. EDT (12 noon-1:30 p.m. Pacific)About the WebcastInstitutional repositories (IRs) represent a rapidly growing movement in scholarly communication to collect, preserve, and provide access to the digital resources of scholarly research. This live, interactive Web presentation brings to you information about IRs and their increasing importance to scholarly communication. By providing you with direct access to hands-on experts, this Webcast gives library staff, campus faculty, and administrators an opportunity to explore this topic in a shared learning environment.Rick Johnson, SPARC Enterprise Director, will begin this session with an introduction to the Webcast, followed by three panelists who will discuss institutional repositories' benefits, uses, and users. In addition, the panelists will address concerns and answer viewer questions as a means to begin or further discussion on campuses.Panelists
- Susan Gibbons, Assistant Dean for Public Services & Collection Development, University of Rochester, River Campus LibrariesDaniel Greenstein, Associate Vice Provost for Scholarly Information, University Librarian for Systemwide Library Planning and the California Digital Library (CDL)Kathleen Shearer, Research Associate, Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CARL)
- College and University Faculty and AdministratorsLibrarians who want to stay current with developments in scholarly communication, particularly those who work with faculty and researchers
- Public Knowledge Project Conference 2009
The Public Knowlege Project Conference looks good.The Public Knowledge Project is dedicated to improving the scholarly and public quality of research. It operates through a partnership among the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia,...
- Scholarly Publishing
The University of Maryland (UMB) Health Sciences and Human Services Library (HS/HSL) and the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Libraries are co-hosting a web cast on Ownership and Access in Scholarly Publishing Wednesday, April 6, 2005 The web cast will...
- Institutional Repositories
The Repository Adventure by H. Frank Cervone appears in the latest Library Journal.If libraries step up to the plate, they will fundamentally transform their role from passive transfer agents of information into active partners in the dissemination process....
- Eprints
Prospects for institutional e-print repositories in the United Kingdom by Michael Day discusses the UK project to establish an eprint server by harvesting metadata from institutional and subject-based e-prints archives using the Open Archive Initiative...
- Sparc
The SPARC Institutional Repository Checklist and Resource Guide is available.The new Guide provides an introduction to issues in particular institutional contexts and directs readers to resources that provide additional details. The Guide includes sections...