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This page is intended to facilitate communication between the members of the Steering Committee for Scholars' Bank. This group began as the Institutional Repository Group, convened as part of a UO Libraries initiative. The original group was co-chaired by JQ Johnson and Carol Hixson.
Work in progress:
Scholars' Bank (UO's DSpace Implementation)
Local Contextual Documentation:
- Advisory Board
- Community Guidelines for Scholars' Bank
- Copyright and Scholars' Bank
- FAQ
- FERPA and Scholars' Bank
- License Agreement
- Open Access News and Overview
- Overview of Scholars' Bank
- Policies and Guidelines for Scholars' Bank
- Resource Page for Faculty
- Resource Page for Students
- Scholarly Communication: an Overview
- Submitting to Scholars' Bank
- Resources for Submitting a Dissertation to the Grad School's Theses and Dissertations collection
- Converting Files to PDF for Scholars' Bank
- Step-by-step Instructions for Submitting Dissertations and Theses to Scholars' Bank (PDF: July 30, 2004)
- Step-by-step Instructions for Submitting Dissertations and Theses to Scholars' Bank (Powerpoint: July 30, 2004)
- Step-by-step Instructions for Submitting to Scholars' Bank : General (PDF: November 28, 2004)
- Step-by-step Instructions for Submitting to Scholars' Bank : General (Powerpoint: November 28, 2004)
- Statement of UO Libraries' intent for UO faculty
- Steering Committee
- Testimonial from a Scholars' Bank Contributor
- What's In It For Me? (Faculty)
- What's In It For Me? (Students)
Background documents or sites:
Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) Efforts
Association of Research Libraries (ARL)Efforts
- ARL Scholarly Communication Home
- The Case for Institutional Repositories : A SPARC Position Paper
- Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition (SPARC)
- SPARC Institutional Repository Checklist & Resource Guide, November 2002
- SPARC Open Access News Blog
- SPARC Open Access Newsletter
Canadian Association of Research Libraries
Copyright Resources
- United States
- Academic Journal Policy Database / University of Cinncinati
- Association of Research Libraries Copyright & Intellectual Property
- Copyright and Fair Use / ALA
- Copyright and Fair Use / Stanford University Libraries
- Copyright information for Educators / University of Washington
- Copyright Management Center / Indiana University, Purdue
- Copyright Website
- Copyown
- Crash course in copyright / UT System
- Creative Commons
- Electronic Frontier Foundation
- Scholarly Communication Center / NCSU Libraries
- SHERPA/RoMEO Publisher copyright policies & self-archiving
- United States Copyright Office
- When works pass into the public domain / Lolly Gasaway, University of North Carolina
- Technology, Education and Copyright Harmonization (Teach) Act from ARL
- Canada
Other Background Publications or Sites
- Academic Institutional Repositories : Deployment Status in 13 Nations as of Mid 2005 / Gerard van Westrienen and Clifford Lynch (September 2005)
- Budapest Open Archives Initiative
- Crisis in Scholarly Communication / Ohio State University Library
- Further Information on Institutional Repositories / a Web site compiled by Robert H. McDonald
- Future of Electronic Data: Will the Universities' Own Electronic Repositories Affect Traditional Publishing? / by Ann Wolpert
- The Future of Scholarly Communication : A Proposal for Change / by Charles Phelps, Provost, University of Rochester
- Information Revolution: Can Institutional Repositories and Open Access Transform Scholarly Communications? / by David Prosser
- Institutional Repositories: Essential Infrastructure for Scholarship in the Digital Age /
by Clifford A. Lynch, Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information (February 2003) - The institutional repository / Richard Jones, Theo Andrew and John MacColl (Oxford : Chandos Publishing, 2006)
- Institutional Repository Deployment in the United States as of Early 2005 / Clifford A. Lynch and Joan Lippincott (Sept. 2005)
- Open Archives Initiative
- Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH)
- Project RoMEO (Rights MEtadata for Open archiving)
- Removing the Barriers: An Introduction to Open Access for Librarians, by Peter Suber
( originally published in College & Research Libraries News, 64 (February 2003) pp. 92-94, 113.) - Wellcome Trust position statement in support of open and unrestricted access to published research
Repository Examples:
- arXiv e-Print archive
- DSpace Background Information and Worldwide Sites (not exhaustive)
- eScholarship (California Digital Library)
- Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
- OAIster
- Open DOAR Directory of Open Access Repositories
- Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR)
- RePEc (Research Papers in Economics)
Software options (partial list):
Software evaluations:
- DSpace and ETD-db Comparative Evaluation / by Richard Jones (2003)
- DSpace vs. ETD-db: Choosing software to manage electronic theses and dissertations / by Richard Jones (2004)
- Guide to Institutional Repository Software / Budapest Open Access Initiative
- Joint Institutional Repository Evaluation Project
Steering Committee Members:
- Eliz Breakstone, Social Sciences Librarian, Reference & Research Services
- Heather Briston, University Archivist, Division of Special Collections and University Archives
- Mary Grenci, Metadata and Digital Library Services
- Corey Harper, Metadata and Digital Library Services
- Barbara Jenkins, Head, Reference & Research Services
- JQ Johnson, Director, Center for Educational Technologies
Charge of the Original Institutional Repository Group:
Gather background information on emerging institutional repositories; survey campus for potential pilot project; move forward on any opportunity for implementation. Develop a plan for implementation during 2004 and a long-term budget model.
Expected Results: The campus and library will have a greater awareness of the concepts/benefits/costs of institutional repositories. Library personnel will gain experience with at least one of the alternative software options.
An archive of the group's electronic discussion list is available at: http://libweb.uoregon.edu/~jqj/lib-ir/
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Maintained by the Scholars' Bank Steering Committee: scholars@uoregon.eduLast Modified: 05/15/2009