TY - BOOK
T1 - Institutional repositories, aggregator services and collection development
AU - Hunter, Philip
AU - Day, Michael
PY - 2005/12
Y1 - 2005/12
N2 - Institutional repositories are managed collections of the intellectual output of university and other research-based institutions. This report introduces collection development issues from two distinct perspectives. Firstly, it highlights issues that may need to be addressed by institutional repositories as OAI data providers. For example, repositories may need to make decisions on the type, quality and format of content, on submission workflows, rights management, access, sustainability and evaluation. Secondly, the report will consider similar issues from the perspective of third party service providers like ePrints UK that harvest selective metadata from institutional repositories. The concluding section will provide some recommendations on best practice for repositories to support such harvesting.
AB - Institutional repositories are managed collections of the intellectual output of university and other research-based institutions. This report introduces collection development issues from two distinct perspectives. Firstly, it highlights issues that may need to be addressed by institutional repositories as OAI data providers. For example, repositories may need to make decisions on the type, quality and format of content, on submission workflows, rights management, access, sustainability and evaluation. Secondly, the report will consider similar issues from the perspective of third party service providers like ePrints UK that harvest selective metadata from institutional repositories. The concluding section will provide some recommendations on best practice for repositories to support such harvesting.
KW - OAI-PMH
KW - collection management
KW - institutional repositories
UR - http://eprints-uk.rdn.ac.uk/project/docs/studies/coll-development/coll-development.pdf
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - Institutional repositories, aggregator services and collection development
PB - UKOLN, University of Bath
ER -