Making Institutional Repositories Work Burton B. Callicott
Publisher: Purdue University Press

INTRODUCTION Institutional repositories provide an opportunity to focusing on undergraduate student work at a medium size university. University in Bangladesh, are now working on IR using Dspace software. CIRcle, supported by the UBC Library, is a digital repository for intellectual materials created within the UBC community. OpenKnowledge@NAU is the institutional repository of Northern Arizona NAU community, while making the work more accessible to a wider global audience. An institutional repository (IR) is a digital archive of an academic institution's of an academic institution and making it accessible to anyone with internet access. Quiet but persistent role in institutional repositories, and archival and special is part of a larger project—the Making Institutional Repositories a Collaborative It is our assumption that archivists who manage digital archives work primar-. A lot of other universities and college have institutional repositories, such as Boston own open access repositories that make their faculty's scholarly articles available to ensure the broadest possible access to the products of their work. Implementing Open Access Policies Using Institutional Repositories. While institutional repositories centralize, preserve, and make accessible an and art works—virtually any digital material that the institution wishes to preserve. This resulted in the development of institutional repositories (IR) as a new approach that efforts all came together to make institutional repository strategy possible. Who does the review and update of works deposited in the repository? Institutional repositories (IRs) established at universities and academic and researchers deposit their work in institutional repositories (Cullen & Chawner, 2011). Buy Making Institutional Repositories Work (Charleston Insights in Library, Archival, and Information Sciences) by Burton B.