Requisite snowman picture
Yesterday’s launch of Opus, our repository was held in the department of Mechanical Engineering’s e-lounge. This location itself deserves a mention – it’s a fantastic space for students, with study tables, slim SunRay computers, food dispenser machines, and to add some class, some beautiful artwork on the walls. We took over [...]
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Opus Launch part 2
Posted in Eprints, University of Bath, University of Bath OPuS, events, institutional repository on February 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Launch of the University of Bath research repository
Posted in Eprints, University of Bath, University of Bath OPuS, events, institutional repository on February 3, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Today saw the official launch of Opus, the University of Bath research repository (‘Opus’ being short for Online Publications Store). There is an internal news item on the uni website with a brief outline of events.
I am hoping this means the work will really begin, now that it has been officially put in the [...]
UWE MSc
Posted in events, libraries, training on January 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Hello to any UWE MSc in Information and Library Management people who may be reading this! Tonight is the first session this semester for the ‘Academic Libraries’ module I’m teaching. I’m looking forward to it, and to meeting the students. I’ve been buried in repositories for so long now that the MSc [...]
What’s happening..
Posted in Repository Support Project, events, institutional repository, libraries, training on June 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
After two long weekends in May, these five day work weeks in June are rough. June is looking busy though, with some big repository decisions coming up here, and then I’m out and about a couple of times. Next week, on the 12th June is the UKeIG Annual Seminar where I’m doing a [...]
Open Repositories conference – OR08
Posted in dspace, events, institutional repository, tagged OR08 on April 17, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
A few weeks back I attended the Open Repositories conference in Southampton, UK. I’ve written up a few of what I took to be the main themes to come out of the conference below.
I enjoyed the poster sessions, and also the RSP Repository Managers meeting on the Wednesday evening. Although I [...]
UKCoRR meeting II
Posted in UKCoRR, events, institutional repository on November 26, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Somewhere between Bristol and Birmingham, I realised that I didn’t have the meeting room or location details for the second UKCoRR meeting held last Friday. I had the agenda, supporting papers, and attendee’s list, but no location. Luckily at the Nottingham railway station I bumped into two people who knew where to go [...]
UKCoRR meeting tomorrow
Posted in Repository Support Project, UKCoRR, events, institutional repository on November 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Tomorrow it’s an early start on the train up to Nottingham for the UKCoRR meeting. The last meeting was in May – a really good day, where I wrote masses of notes (I wasn’t quite in post then, and everything was new) which was lucky because I’d left on the Sunday afternoon for [...]
DSpace Technical Day – Bath
Posted in Repository Support Project, dspace, events on November 14, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The RSP team held a DSpace technical day here in Bath on Monday 12th November. It was a great chance to catch up with a few people from the RSP summer school from back in June, and to ask a few questions about DSpace. Interesting points
- There’s a patch for DSpace 1.4 (included [...]
RSP ramping up events
Posted in Repository Support Project, University of Bath, dspace, events, institutional repository on October 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The Repository Support Project has just advertised a suite of events for repository practitioners in the UK over the next few months. Topics for the Professional Briefing and Networking event series include: Repository developments; Metadata issues; Stakeholder roles & perceptions and more to be announced.
Additionally, here at Bath there will be a DSpace Technical [...]
