DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Dec 22 2008 | institutional repositories, policy, usa, open access, publishing, licensing, presentation
This was a valuable conference to attend and now the slides, as well as audio links, notes with 'take-home tips' and spaces for discussion are up.
Baltimore, Nov 17-18, 2008- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Aug 26 2008 | Open Access, Open Science, open data, MIT
Report from the Boston Globe regarding MIT researchers posting 'raw scientific data' on an online website. This article introduces the open access concept to a wide audience - to quote the researcher, "We're a generation who expects all information is a Google search away,".... "Not only is it a Google search away, but it's also released immediately. As soon as it happens, the video is up on YouTube and on all the blogs. The old model feels kind of crazy when you're used to this instant information."
- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 27 2008 | open access, research data, guidelines, service
As promised, SHERPA's Juliette service (compliments Romeo) now lists and rates the open access policies of research funders (UK and beyond) not only for peer reviewed outputs but for research data. Policies are given a pass-fail rating based on the following criteria: 1) Data archiving is required. 2) Data must be deposited within five years.
- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 27 2008 | institutional repositories, open access, open source, training, articles, libraries
A pre-print article for Library Trends, this is a no-holds barred critique of institutional repository politics, software, usage statistics, utility (from the researcher's point of view), and of the library establishment for not providing enough support and training to make them work, from the point of view of a fed-up IR manager from the University of Wisconsin. Very insightful, with colourful language, as the title suggests. (Thanks, Ann for the link!)
- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 26 2008 | research data, open access
PANGAEA - Publishing Network for Geoscientific & Environmental Data is an Open Access library aimed at archiving, publishing and distributing georeferenced data from earth system research. Most of the data are freely available and can be used by referencing the related publication or the dataset citation. The data description (metadata) of all data sets are visible and include the principle investigators (PI) name and email for contact.
- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 04 2008 | project, institutional repositories, open access, LSE, guidelines, JISC
The VERSIONS project - funded by JISC and has produced a Toolkit to address the issues and uncertainties relating to versions of academic papers in digital repositories.
- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 04 2008 | jisc, open access, preservation, repositories, blogs
A new blog from the JISC team that manages a number of programmes including ours - the Repositories and Preservation Programme.
- DataShare | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 11 2007 | Edinburgh, Open Access, guidelines
University of Edinburgh Open Access Guidelines for Research
