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Impact of Social Sciences – How institutional repositories are already working to solve the Open Access problem

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/impactofsocialsciences/2013/03/14/how-institutional-repositories-are-already-working-to-solve-the-open-access-problem

Maximising the impact of academic research. How to cite our blogs. Simple Guide to Academic Podcasting. Engaged Social Science: Impacts and Use of Research in the UK (January 2014). Open Access Futures in the Humanities and Social Sciences (October 2013). Social Science in the Public Sphere (July 2013). Future of Academic Impacts (December 2012). The Handbook on Maximising Impact. Essential ‘how-to’ Guides. How institutional repositories are already working to solve the Open Access problem. IRs) provoked...

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Criteria for successful Repositories | petermr's blog

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A Scientist and the Web. This blog is OPEN (CC-BY). Repository Feedback: why one size fits hardly anyone; and an offer. Talks: Data Journals and DataSharers for science →. Criteria for successful Repositories. August 19, 2011. I overwrote this, but have recovered the content from Google's cache. Thanks to Google]. A repository should have a clear, single purpose. People should want to put stuff in a repository. People should want to get stuff out of the repository. It's the difference between this. This ...

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Summon at City now in public beta! | Summon at City University London

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Summon at City University London. Implementing Summon resource discovery software at the Library Services of City University London. Laquo; Implementing a new link resolver. Searching for known databases in Summon. Summon at City now in public beta! May 2, 2013. I’m pleased to announce that we have opened up our installation of Summon here at City to public beta testing. If you want to have a look at our install you can do so here:. Http:/ city.summon.serialssolutions.com/. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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cityopenaccess | Summon at City University London

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Summon at City University London. Implementing Summon resource discovery software at the Library Services of City University London. Summon 2.0 now City’s default search. August 30, 2013. We’ve made Summon (branded as CityLibrary Search) our primary discovery route via the Library’s homepage. Which I suppose is as near as we’ll get to a formal launch of Summon 2.0, so here’s to it! Searching for known databases in Summon. August 15, 2013. More on this when it happens. The case that users are uninterested...

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lucyclifford | Summon at City University London

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Summon at City University London. Implementing Summon resource discovery software at the Library Services of City University London. Implementing a new link resolver. April 10, 2013. As part of our Summon implementation we will be changing link resolver from WebBridge to 360 Link. 360 Link is another Serials Solutions product and uses the same knowledge base as Summon so we hope that it will give better integration with Summon than WebBridge would. What does a link resolver. Databases are de-duplicated s...

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Why isn’t the library more like Google? | Summon at City University London

https://summonatcity.wordpress.com/2013/03/18/why-isnt-the-library-more-like-google

Summon at City University London. Implementing Summon resource discovery software at the Library Services of City University London. Laquo; What are the benefits of Summon? Implementing a new link resolver. Why isn’t the library more like Google? March 18, 2013. Neil’s previous post. Or is there more to it? Aaron Tay’s excellent blog post How is Google different from traditional library OPACs and databases? Discusses some of the key issues. Auto complete – it suggests search terms as you are typing.

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UK Council of Research Repositories: September 2011

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UK Council of Research Repositories. A blog by the UKCoRR Committee. To record/report on our activity and developments in the UK open access sector. Wednesday, 28 September 2011. As you'll have seen from the UKCoRR. I think this is an interesting development, and perhaps is the next step on from institutional mandates. While I can only applaud the bravery of the faculty of the institution and wish them every success, I do think that just like mandates that a note of caution must be sounded. Of staff when...

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What are the benefits of Summon? | Summon at City University London

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Summon at City University London. Implementing Summon resource discovery software at the Library Services of City University London. Laquo; Why we chose Summon at City. Why isn’t the library more like Google? What are the benefits of Summon? March 13, 2013. Thus far we’ve tried to explain the general idea behind modern resource discovery products. Like Summon, as well as why we chose Summon here at City. Abstracting and Indexing databases (e.g. Scopus, Web of Science). Databases of newspaper articles.

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Implementing a new link resolver | Summon at City University London

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Summon at City University London. Implementing Summon resource discovery software at the Library Services of City University London. Laquo; Why isn’t the library more like Google? Summon at City now in public beta! Implementing a new link resolver. April 10, 2013. What does a link resolver. We have been using WebBridge as our link resolver for nearly 7 years so changing to 360 Link gives us a chance to think about the functionality and branding of our link resolver and decide if we want to make any chang...