Posted in libraries, open access, self-archiving on June 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This slideshow ‘ is a great summary of a very important concept.
Librarians have information literacy very high on their agendas. Part of IL is how to evaluate material found online – this is an important part of both scholarhip, and lifelong learning. The existance of pre-prints and non-peer reviewed material in repositories is [...]
Posted in institutional repository, licence, open access, publishers, self-archiving on August 8, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday we met with two legal people from the University to discuss licences and legal requirements for outlining deposit agreements and the like. The discussion brought up points I hadn’t thought to consider, and also highlighted the need to provide information and education on Intellectual Property Rights, including copyright and the fine print for [...]
Posted in institutional repository, libraries, open access, self-archiving on August 7, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
If the entertainment blogs are to be believed, the Britney Spears approach to sharing means splitting your half-finished lollypop with the new man in your life (I’m not linking to my sources – *this* is a quality blog..!).
I’m not sure generosity should extend that far, but the following is certainly a much better example of [...]
Posted in events, institutional repository, open access, self-archiving on July 18, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Something caught my attention last week, at the ALPSP seminar on Publishing and Libraries of the Future (which I’ll blog about shortly). It was a comment by Diana Leitch, chair of the sessions. The seminar itself was intended stimulate thoughts on where publishing and libraries are heading, with views from a practising librarian [...]
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