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Project for open access policies in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda
SPIDER –“Open access: knowledge sharing and sustainable scholarly communication in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda” is a new EIFL regional project funded by Spider, the Swedish Program for ICT in Developing Regions … The aim of the project is to raise visbility … Continue reading
Open access repositories – training modules
The Confederation of Open Access Repositories has created a number of training modules on: Setting up a repository; Running it; Copyright clearance; Research data management; Interoperability National overviews. Many of them are in English, but some are in French, Portuguese, … Continue reading
World Bank and Open Access: Opportunities for Interoperability!
The World Bank launched its Open Knowledge Repository (OKR), a repository built on the dSpace platform, in April 2012 (openknowledge.worldbank.org). The site builds upon the Bank’s existing ‘Open’ initiatives such as Open Data and aims to provide access for all … Continue reading
Open access repositories, standards and interoperability
Open access is without doubt a very pertinent issue that needs to be addressed especially for us in this part of the world [Africa]. Though this was not an issue that was discussed much at our last Congress, it should … Continue reading
“Is blogging and tweeting about research papers worth it?”
Melissa Terras, a librarian, put all her research publications on to the University College London’s Open Access Repository. She then wrote blog post about each research project (the stories behind the research which doesn’t get into the published paper) – … Continue reading