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Leveraging the Institutional Research Repository: harnessing the drive for quality assessment

Leveraging the Institutional Research Repository: harnessing the drive for quality assessment
Leveraging the Institutional Research Repository: harnessing the drive for quality assessment
There is great momentum in the movement to build institutional repositories. The opportunity they give to showcase the outputs of the institution in exciting new ways is now being taken seriously in many countries. In the TARDis project at the University of Southampton in the UK we explored the complex intersection of the institutional repository and the Open Access movement as we developed the framework for a research repository grounded in the needs of the institution. This repository will grow to represent the diverse cultures of a large multidisciplinary university. We now examine the practical issues and preliminary steps taken, in conjunction with the EPrints software, as we add a new “quality” interaction with research assessment.
institutional repositories, research assessment, quality, EPrints software
905867536X
Leuven University Press
Hey, Jessie M.N.
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Carr, Leslie A.
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Simpson, Pauline
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Asserson, Anne G.S.
Simons, Eduard J.
Hey, Jessie M.N.
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Carr, Leslie A.
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Simpson, Pauline
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Asserson, Anne G.S.
Simons, Eduard J.

Hey, Jessie M.N., Carr, Leslie A. and Simpson, Pauline (2006) Leveraging the Institutional Research Repository: harnessing the drive for quality assessment. Asserson, Anne G.S. and Simons, Eduard J. (eds.) In Enabling Interaction and Quality: Beyond the Hanseatic League. 8th International Conference on Current Research Information Systems, Bergen, Norway, 11-13 May 2006. Leuven University Press..

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There is great momentum in the movement to build institutional repositories. The opportunity they give to showcase the outputs of the institution in exciting new ways is now being taken seriously in many countries. In the TARDis project at the University of Southampton in the UK we explored the complex intersection of the institutional repository and the Open Access movement as we developed the framework for a research repository grounded in the needs of the institution. This repository will grow to represent the diverse cultures of a large multidisciplinary university. We now examine the practical issues and preliminary steps taken, in conjunction with the EPrints software, as we add a new “quality” interaction with research assessment.

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Published date: 2006
Venue - Dates: Enabling Interaction and Quality: 8th international Conference on Current Research Information Systems CRIS 2006, Bergen, Norway, 2006-05-11 - 2006-05-13
Keywords: institutional repositories, research assessment, quality, EPrints software

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Local EPrints ID: 28635
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/28635
ISBN: 905867536X
PURE UUID: 1cf18065-148d-4f29-869c-6268e93b499a
ORCID for Leslie A. Carr: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-2113-9680

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Date deposited: 30 Apr 2006
Last modified: 16 Mar 2024 02:33

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Author: Jessie M.N. Hey
Author: Leslie A. Carr ORCID iD
Author: Pauline Simpson
Editor: Anne G.S. Asserson
Editor: Eduard J. Simons

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