
What Was New on the CAUL Web Site
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Final
OLE Project Report. Open Library Environment project (OLE Project).
This project has received funding from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
to enable the library community to deliberate together and deliver a design
for the next generation of library automation services. (US)
27 July, 2009
25 July, 2009
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The
Transformative Potential of Open Educational Resources (OER). Four
pioneers from the Open Educational Resources community offered their insights
into “The transformative potential of Open Educational Resources (OER)”
at the SPARC-ACRL Forum, held during the 2009 American Library Association
Midwinter Meeting in Denver, CO. (US)
17 July, 2009
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Campus
Outreach Initiative Talking Points. Campus Outreach to Scholarly Society
Leaders, Editors, and Members: Promoting positive change and a continuing
role for scholarly societies. Association of Research Libraries (US)
16 July, 2009
13 July, 2009
10 July, 2009
4 July, 2009
3 July, 2009
2 July, 2009
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SPEC
Kit 310. Author Addenda. Karen Fischer. July 2009 Association
of Research Libraries (US)
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Streamlining
Book Metadata Workflow by Judy Luther (Informed Strategies) NISO White
Papers June 30, 2009 ISBN: 978-1-880124-82-6 (US)
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Journals
and Repositories: An Evolving Relationship? Stephen Pinfield, Learned
Publishing, v.22, no.3, July 2009, pp. 165-175; (UK)
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Resource
Description and Access (RDA) and New Research Potentials; Shawne D.
Miksa Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology,
v.35, no.5, June/July 2009 (US)
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Citing
and Reading Behaviours in High-Energy Physics. How a Community Stopped
Worrying about Journals and Learned to Love Repositories. Authors:
Anne Gentil-Beccot, Salvatore Mele, Travis Brooks Report-no: CERN-OPEN-2009-007,
SLAC-PUB-13693 arXiv:0906.5418 Date: Tue, 30 Jun 2009 16:45:04 GMT
(929kb) (US)
1 July, 2009
30 June, 2009
29 June, 2009
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Make
It Digital. DigitalNZ - includes guides for good digitisation practice.
National Library of New Zealand (NZ)
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Calendar.
Issue 2, 2009, now available. Copyright Agency Limited (CAL) (AU)
27 June, 2009
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Open
Access Scholarly Information Sourcebook (OASIS). The site is coordinated
by Alma Swan, of Key Perspectives Ltd, UK and Leslie Chan, University of
Toronto Scarborough, Canada and overseen by a steering committee and advisory
board of international Open Access experts and advocates. (UK)
26 June, 2009
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OECD’s
education lighthouse for the way out of the crisis. The economic and
social crisis is having an increasing impact on education. This collaborative
website has been set up to leverage the collective intelligence of the
global education community in shaping the post-crisis economy and society.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (FR)
25 June, 2009
18 June, 2009
10 June, 2009
9 June, 2009
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CollectionsCare
proposes a system of staffed regional hubs where communities and governments
can work in partnership to develop and care for Australia’s distributed
cultural and scientific collections. Collections Council of Australia (AU)
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Digital
Collection Builder (DCB). Canadiana.org The Digital Collection Builder
(DCB) is an open-source software tool that makes it simple for libraries,
archives, and other heritage organizations to provide access to their unique
digitized collections; it brings their collections together with other
Canadian online resources for Canadians and the world. (CA)
5 June, 2009
4 June, 2009
3 June, 2009
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Development
of a web-based scholarly communications toolkit. The RIN has commissioned
Mark Ware Consulting, working in partnership with Searchlighter, to help
it formulate a web-based toolkit to support key stakeholders (especially
research funders, higher education institutions, libraries and publishers)
to apply the common principles set out in the Research and the Scholarly
Communications Process: towards strategic goals for public policy. RIN
(Research Information Network) (UK)
29 May, 2009
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University
Press 2.0 by Phil Pochoda, Director of University of Michigan Press,
essay presented recently at a symposium on "Bookishness" organized by the
Michigan Quarterly Review. (US)
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30 April, 2009
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UK
Research Data Service (UKRDS) feasibility study. UKRDS is a joint project
between RLUK (the Consortium of Research Libraries in the UK and Ireland),
and RUGIT (the Russell Group IT Directors Group). The objective of the
UKRDS study is to assess the feasibility and costs of developing and maintaining
a national shared digital research data service for UK Higher Education
sector. (UK)
29 April, 2009
28 April, 2009
27 April, 2009
26 April, 2009
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Federal
Depository Library Program. The Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
is working with the US Government Printing Office (GPO) as well as others
in the library community on an effort to ensure that tangible US government
documents are made perpetually available through online access to the public
at no cost. (US)
23 April, 2009
22 April, 2009
21 April, 2009
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CAIRSS Central is delighted
to launch the new CAIRSS website.
The primary function of CAIRSS (CAUL Australian Institutional Repository
Support Service) is to offer support for Repository Managers in the higher
education sector in Australia. This website will be the central hub
for this activity. (AU)
18 April, 2009
9 April, 2009
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Data.gov:
This site will make a broad array of U.S. Government data available. Coming
soon! (US)
7 April, 2009
5 April, 2009
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iCamp
is a research and development project funded by the European Commission
under the IST (Information Society Technology) programme of FP6. The project
aims at creating an infrastructure for collaboration and networking across
systems, countries, and disciplines in Higher Education. (EU)
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NISO
Thought Leader Meetings 2008 (US)
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The Association of Research
Libraries (ARL) has launched a new Web site for its latest assessment tool,
ClimateQUALTM:
Organizational Climate and Diversity Assessment, offered through the
StatsQUAL® platform. (US)
4 April, 2009
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26 March, 2009
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19 March, 2009
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Audit
Manual Version 6.0 March 2009 - Australian Universities Quality Agency
(AUQA) (AU)
18 March, 2009
13 March, 2009
12 March, 2009
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Open
Access: Whom would you back? Richard Poynder blogspot (UK)
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Research
Data Management Forum. In partnership with the Research Information
Network, the DCC have created a new forum for the exchange of experience
and best practice between the managers and technical staff from UK data
centres, university repository installations and other related organisations
with responsibility for the discovery, delivery and preservation of digital
research output. Digital Curation Centre (UK)
11 March, 2009
7 March, 2009
5 March, 2009
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Advertisement.
University of Durham. University Librarian. Applications close 27 March,
2009 (UK)
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Open
Access Week 2009. October 19-23, 2009 Organizers: SPARC (the Scholarly
Publishing & Academic Resources Coalition), the PLoS (The Public Library
of Science), Students for FreeCulture, OASIS (the Open Access Scholarly
Information Sourcebook); Open Access Directory (OAD); and eIFL.net (Electronic
Information for Libraries) (US)
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Advertisement.
Victoria University (Melbourne). University Librarian. Closing date
23 February 2009 (AU)
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Australian Research Council.
The ARC has released the draft
ERA Submission Guidelines and draft
ERA–SEER Technical Specifications for Cluster One (Physical, Chemical and
Earth Sciences) and Cluster Two (Humanities and Creative Arts). Comments
are due by COB Friday 6 February 2009. (AU)
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Scholarly
Information Practices in the Online Environment Themes from the Literature
and Implications for Library Service Development [by] Carole L. Palmer,
Lauren C. Teffeau [and] Carrie M. Pirmann. January, 2009. OCLC Research.
ISBN: 1-55653-408-6 (978-1-55653-408-9) (US)
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Johnson, Laurence F., Levine,
Alan, and Smith, Rachel S. 2009
Horizon Report. Austin, TX: The New Media Consortium, 2009. (US)
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The
Horizon Project, as the centerpiece of NMC's Emerging Technologies
Initiative, charts the landscape of emerging technologies for teaching,
learning and creative expression and produces the NMC’s annual Horizon
Report.
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Australian Government. Department
of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy. Digital
Economy Future Directions. Consultation Paper. Draft for industry and
other stakeholders’ input and comment – 18 December 2008. Respond to DEFutureDirections@dbcde.gov.au
by Wednesday 11 February 2009. (AU)
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Australian Government. Department
of the Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts. The review of the Protection
of Movable Cultural Heritage Act 1986 (PMCH Act) and the Protection of
Movable Cultural Heritage Regulations 1987 (PMCH Regulations). Discussion
paper and Fact sheet Community
participation is encouraged, and written submissions are invited until
March 6 2009. (AU)
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23 January, 2009
19 January, 2009
17 January, 2009
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The Joint Information Systems
Committee (JISC), the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) from
the United States, the National Science Foundation (NSF) from the United
States, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC)
from Canada invites institutions to submit proposals for the Digging
into Data Challenge. The proposal process will be in two stages and
interested potential applicants must first send a letter of intent by 15
March 2009. The deadline for receipt of the final proposal in response
to this call will be Wednesday 15 July 2009. (UK)
16 January, 2009
12 January, 2009
9 January, 2009
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Borders
of Cyberspace: Conflicting Public Sector Information Policies and Their
Economic Impacts. Paul Weiss. U.S. Department of Commerce. National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. National Weather Service. February
2002. (US)
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Open
access to public sector information. Digital Economy blog. December
11, 2008. Department of Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy
(AU)
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The
Value of Spatial Information: The impact of modern spatial information
technologies on the Australian economy. Executive Summary. Prepared
for the CRC for Spatial Information & ANZLIC – the Spatial Information
Council [by] ACIL Tasman. March 2008(US)
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ARL:
A Bimonthly Report, no. 261 (December 2008) Association of Research
Libraries (ARL) (US)
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Mobile Technologies, Mobile
Users: Implications for Academic Libraries, by Joan K. Lippincott, Associate
Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information
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Virtual Resources and Instructional
Initiatives: Snapshots of Library Experiments, by Crit Stuart, Director
of Research, Teaching & Learning, ARL
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Current Models of Digital Scholarly
Communication
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E-Science Talking Points for
ARL Deans and Directors
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Planning a Learning Space in
a Research Library
8 January, 2009
6 January, 2009
5 January, 2009
29 December, 2008
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Meeting
the challenges: societies and scholarly communication. Results of a
survey to understand the needs of scholarly societies in the 21st century.
November 2008. SAGE. The survey was supported by the Association for Learned
Professional and Scholarly Publishers; the Professional/Scholarly Publishing
Division of the Association of American Publishers; the International Association
for Science, Technical and Medical Publishers, and the Federation of Behavioral,
Psychological and Cognitive Sciences. (UK)
11 December, 2008
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Internet
Governance Forum (IGF) The First Two Years. Edited by Avri Doria and
Wolfgang Kleinwächter in cooperation with the IGF Secretariat. A UNESCO
Publications for the World Summit of the Information Society - Special
issue co-produced with the ITU and UNDESA (2.34MB) (EU)
10 December, 2008
6 December, 2008
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JISC
ITT: SCA: Design, Analysis, Synthesis and Editorial for the Knowledge Base.
The Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC), on behalf of the Strategic
Content Alliance (SCA), invites tenders to develop a web based knowledge
base which will provide insightful analysis and good narrative copy for
practitioners and policy makers on the e-content life-cycle. This will
require design, synthesis of existing documentation, editorial and development
of a suite of products for the component parts of the e-content life-cycle.Submission
Deadline: 16 January 2009. JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) (UK)
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The
International Journal of Digital Curation. ISSN: 1746-8256 Vol 3, No 2
(2008) The IJDC is published by UKOLN at the University of Bath and
is a publication of the Digital Curation Centre. (UK)
5 December, 2008
4 December, 2008
3 December, 2008
2 December, 2008
1 December, 2008
25 November, 2008
21 November, 2008
19 November, 2008
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11 November, 2008
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JISC
Advisory Services. JISC infoNet, JISC Legal, JISC TechDis, JISC
Netskills, JISC Procureweb and TASI (soon to be JISC Digital Media) are
coming together to create JISC Services which will formally come into existence
on 1 August 2009. JISC (Joint Information Systems Committee) (UK)
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Current
Models of Digital Scholarly Communication, by Nancy L. Maron and K.
Kirby Smith. Results of an Investigation Conducted by Ithaka for the Association
of Research Libraries. November 2008 (US)
10 November, 2008
6 November, 2008
5 November, 2008
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PEER (Publishing and the Ecology
of European Research), supported by the European Union, will investigate
the effects of the large-scale systematic depositing of authors'
final peer-reviewed manuscripts (so called Green Open Access or stage-two
research output) on reader access, author visibility, and journal vability,
as well as n the broader ecology of European research. The International
Association of Scientific, Technical and Medical Publishers (STM), the
European Science Foundation, Göttingen State and University Library,
the Max Planck Society and INRIA will collaborate on PEER, supported by
the SURF Foundation and University of Bielefeld, which will contribute
the expertise of the EU-funded DRIVER project.
1 November, 2008
24 October, 2008
22 October, 2008
21 October, 2008
20 October, 2008
17 October, 2008
16 October, 2008
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Regional
Telecommunications Review. The Regional Telecommunications Independent
Review Committee (RTIRC) is established by the Telecommunications (Consumer
Protection and Service Standards) Act 1999 to review the adequacy of telecommunications
services in regional, rural and remote parts of Australia, and to report
to the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy.
(AU)
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The Committee presented its
final report, Framework for
the Future, to the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital
Economy on 5 September 2008.
15 October, 2008
13 October, 2008
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ITT:
Scholarly communications discipline-based advocacy. Submission Deadline:
07 November 2008 12:00 The JISC Scholarly Communications Working Group1
wishes to commission some discipline-based advocacy work within UK Higher
Education Institutions to assist researchers, teachers and learners in
benefiting from changes in the scholarly communications process. (UK)
10 October, 2008
9 October, 2008
7 October, 2008
3 October, 2008
2 October, 2008
1 October, 2008
26 September, 2008
24 September, 2008
23 September, 2008
22 September, 2008
18 September, 2008
11 September, 2008
8 September, 2008
5 September, 2008
4 September, 2008
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The
Strategic Roadmap for Australian Research Infrastructure, Senator the
Hon Kim Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research,
on 4 September 2008. (AU)
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The
Art of Innovation, address by Senator the Hon. Kim Carr, Minister for
Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, to the National Press Club.
3 September 2008 (AU)
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Thematic
Analysis: Internationalisation A new publication, 'Internationalisation
of Australian Universities: Learning from Cycle 1 Audits', by Antony
Stella and Colleen Liston. ISBN: 978 1 877090 89 9 AUQA Occasional Publications
Series No: 14 Australian Universities Quality Agency (AU)
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No
Brief Candle: Reconceiving Research Libraries for the 21st Century.
CLIR pub 142: August, 2008. ISBN 978-1-932326-30-7 Council on Library and
Information Resources (US)
3 September, 2008
28 August, 2008
27 August, 2008
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AusLIST
online directory. Australian Education International (AU)
* Australian education and
training providers;
* the Australian courses
they deliver around the world; and the
* locations outside of Australia
where those courses are delivered.
23 August, 2008
20 August, 2008
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Social
Software in Libraries. SPEC Kit 304, Matthew Bejune and Jana Ronan
July 2008 * ISBN 1-59407-803-3 Association of Research Libraries (ARL)
(US)
19 August, 2008
15 August, 2008
14 August, 2008
13 August, 2008
11 August, 2008
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O’Brien, L., Brodsky, M., &
Ruwoldt, M. L. (2008). Information
Futures Commission: final report of the Steering Committee, July 2008.
Melbourne, Australia: The University of Melbourne (AU)
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O’Brien, L., Brodsky, M., &
Ruwoldt, M. L. (2008). Melbourne’s
scholarly information future: a ten-year strategy July 2008. Melbourne,
Australia: The University of Melbourne (AU)
7 August, 2008
5 August, 2008
30 July, 2008
29 July, 2008
22 July, 2008
21 July, 2008
18 July, 2008
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Exposure
Draft of the 2008 NCRIS Roadmap Responses from stakeholders and
the wider community on this Exposure Draft are encouraged and welcomed.
The closing date for responses is Friday 18 July 2008. National Collaborative
Research Infrastructure Strategy (AU)
11 July, 2008
2 July, 2008
1 July, 2008
30 June, 2008
27 June, 2008
26 June, 2008
25 June, 2008
16 May, 2008
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Draft
Interim Report: Assessing the Future Landscape of Scholarly Communication:
An In-depth Study of Faculty Needs and Ways of Meeting Them. Diane
Harley, Sarah Earl-Novell, Sophia Krzys Acord, Shannon Lawrence, and C.
Judson King. CSHE.8.2008 (May 2008) (Research and Occasional Papers Series)
The Center for Studies in Higher Education, University of California (US)
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Staff
Discussion Paper: Blueprint for Success: The National Agricultural Library
2008-2012. [PDF 34MB] Principal Authors: Eleanor Frierson, Mary Ann
Leonard.
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Keeping
Research Data Safe: a cost model and guidance for UK Universities,
by Neil Beagrie; Julia Chruszcz; and Brian Lavoie, JISC, 12 May 2008. (UK)
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D-Lib
Magazine. Volume 14 Number 5/6 May/June
2008 ISSN 1082-9873 (US)
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Technology
Watch Report: Preserving the Data Explosion: Using PDF, Betsy A. Fanning,
DPC Technology Watch Series Report 08-02, April 2008. © Digital Preservation
Coalition & AIIM 2008. (US)
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Exploring
Tangible Benefits of e-Learning: Does investment yield interest?, Project
funded by the Joint Information Systems Committee. Published April 2008.
© Northumbria University 2008, ISBN: 978-1-86135-349-8. (UK)
15 May, 2008
14 May, 2008
13 May, 2008
12 May, 2008
9 May, 2008
8 May, 2008
3 May, 2008
2 May, 2008
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Australian Government. House
Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Innovation. Inquiry
into research training and research workforce issues in Australian universities.
Written submissions are due 30 May 2008. (AU)
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National and State Libraries
Australasia (NSLA). Re-imagining
Library Services Strategic Plan (Exposure Draft, April-May 2008) Comments
requested by May 16 2008 (AU)
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Towards
Information Literacy Indicators. Conceptual framework paper prepared
by Catts, Ralph; Lau, Jesus. Paris, UNESCO Information for All Programme
(IFAP), 2008 (FR)
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AusLIST
is an online directory of Australian education and training providers;
the Australian courses they deliver offshore; locations where those courses
are delivered. Australian Education International (AU)
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Making
Sense of E-Book Usage Data - pre-print [by] John Cox (to be published
in The Acquisitions Librarian, 19 (3/4), July 2008; © Haworth Press,
Philadelphia, PA, http://www.haworthpress.com/ )
23 April, 2008
22 April, 2008
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Review
of NCRIS Roadmap 2008. The NCRIS Committee has agreed to undertake
a review of the NCRIS Roadmap during the first half of 2008. Closing date
for responses 14 May 2008. National Collaborative Research Infrastructure
Strategy (AU)
21 April, 2008
19 April, 2008
11 April, 2008
10 April, 2008
8 April, 2008
5 April, 2008
2 April, 2008
31 March, 2008
28 March, 2008
21 March, 2008
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E-LIS:
The open archive for Library and Information Science. E-LIS is an open
access archive for scientific or technical documents, published or unpublished,
on Librarianship, Information Science and Technology, and related areas.
(IT)
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Evaluation
of the JISC Digitisation Programme Phase 1 and International Contextualisation.
April 2007 Evidence Base (UK)
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ETDs,
scholarly communication, and campus collaboration: Opportunities for libraries.
C&RL
News, March 2008 Vol. 69, No. 3 by Richard Fyffe and William C. Welburn
(US)
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Planets,
Preservation and Long-term Access through Networked Services, is a
four-year project co-funded by the European Union under the Sixth Framework
Programme to address core digital preservation challenges. The primary
goal for Planets is to build practical services and tools to help ensure
long-term access to our digital cultural and scientific assets. (EU)
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Scholarly
Electronic Publishing Bibliography. Charles W. Bailey, Jr. Version
71: 3/3/2008 (US)
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JISC
ITT: Usage and Impact Study of Digitised Resources Funded under the JISC
Phase One Digitisation Programme. Submission Deadline: 28 April 2008
Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
20 March, 2008
14 March, 2008
13 March, 2008
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Review
of Australian Higher Education. On 13 March 2008, the Deputy Prime
Minister and the Minister for Education, the Hon Julia Gillard MP, announced
a major review of Australia’s higher education system. Department of Education,
Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) (AU)
10 March, 2008
9 March, 2008
7 March, 2008
4 March, 2008
3 March, 2008
27 February, 2008
26 February, 2008
22 February, 2008
13 February, 2008
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OAKList
Database - a web-enabled database containing information about publishing
agreements and publishers' open access policies. This database is accessible
to authors, copyright administrators and repository managers, both in Australia
and overseas. The OAK List has been developed to be interoperable with
the RoMEO/SHERPA database. Open Access to Knowledge (OAK) Law Project,
Queensland University of Technology (AU)
11 February, 2008
8 February, 2008
1 February, 2008
31 January, 2008
30 January, 2008
29 January, 2008
28 January, 2008
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Review
of the National Innovation System. On 22 January 2008, the Minister
for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, Senator Kim Carr, announced
a wide ranging review of Australia's national innovation system to be conducted
by an expert panel chaired by Dr Terry Cutler. (AU)
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Senator
Kim Carr, Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science and Research, ....
announced that the Rudd Government will cease implementation of the Research
Quality Framework (RQF). 21 Dec 2007 (AU)
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$15
million to embed e-learning. Media Release 20/12/2007 The 2008 Australian
Flexible Learning Framework (Framework) Business Plan has been given the
go-ahead. (AU)
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JISC
ITT: The Preservation of Web Resources Workshops and Handbook. This
invitation to tender invites bidders to submit proposals to organise a
number of workshops and to produce a handbook that specifically addresses
digital preservation issues that are relevant to the UK HE/FE web management
community. Submission Deadline: 15 February 2008 12:00 Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
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The
"Digital Repository Infrastructure Vision for European Research" (DRIVER)
project. (EU)
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Peer Review in Scholarly Journals
- perspective of the scholarly community: an international study
[by] Mark Ware & Mike Monkman, Mark Ware Consulting. News
Release (25 January 2008) Publishing Research Consortium Projects
25 January, 2008
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PAC-LIST.
IFLA Preservation and Conservation core activity mailing list. IFLA (The
International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions) (EU)
24 January, 2008
22 January, 2008
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Information
behaviour of the researcher of the future: a CIBER briefing paper.
The University College London (UCL) CIBER group. 11 January 2008. This
study was commissioned by the British Library and JISC to identify how
the specialist researchers of the future, currently in their school or
pre-school years, are likely to access and interact with digital resources
in five to ten years’ time. (UK)
11 January, 2008
10 January, 2008
9 January, 2008
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JISC
ITT Digital Preservation Policy Study. Submission Deadline: 11 February
2008. Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
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This invitation to tender invites
bidders to submit proposals for a study that will assist UK higher and
further education institutions to formulate policies relating to the preservation
of their digital assets.
7 January, 2008
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The
Code4Lib Journal. ISSN 1940-5758 (US)
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The Code4Lib Journal exists
to foster community and share information among those interested in the
intersection of libraries, technology, and the future.
4 January, 2008
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Environmental
Scan 2007, by the ACRL Research Committee. January 2008. Association
of College & Research Libraries (US)
3 January, 2008
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Middleton, Michael R. and Lee,
Julie M. (2007) Cultural
institutions and Web 2.0. In Proceedings Fourth Seminar on Research
Applications in Information and Library Studies (RAILS 4), RMIT University,
Melbourne. (AU)
2 January, 2008
19 December, 2007
18 December, 2007
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The MIDESS
Project is a JISC funded project that will explore the management of
digitised content in an institutional and cross-institutional context through
the development of a digital repository infrastructure. It will address
how support can be provided for the use of digital content in a learning
and research context, in an integrated manner. It will also explore how
use and management of digital content can be joined up in a national context.
(UK)
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Academic
Commons, December 2007. Cyberinfrastructure
and the Liberal Arts: A Special Issue, edited by David L. Green (US)
14 December, 2007
13 December, 2007
11 December, 2007
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SPEC
Kit 301, Liaison
Services [by] Susan Logue, John Ballestro, Andrea Imre, and Julie Arendt
• October 2007 • ISBN 1-59407-794-0 The Association of Research Libraries
(ARL)
10 December, 2007
7 December, 2007
4 December, 2007
30 November, 2007
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Collaborative
Collection Management (CCM). The CCM programme has been established
as a joint initiative by the Research Information Network (RIN) and the
Consortium of Research Libraries (CURL). (UK)
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Uncovering
Hidden Resources: Progress in extending the coverage of online catalogues:
Key findings and recommendations of a study undertaken for the Research
Information Network. November 2007 (UK)
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The
Identity Project: Final Progress Reports. The broad aim of the project
was to investigate and document the detailed Identity Management (IDM)
situation in UK higher education and to produce outputs to assist academic
institutions in the UK wishing to take part in the newly emerging federated
world in understanding what they need from their own IDM to enable this.
..funded by the JISC under the e-Infrastructure programme. The project
was led by Cardiff University and the London School of Economics &
Political Science. (UK)
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e-Infrastructure
Security: Levels of Assurance. Authors: Mike Jones et al. Levels of
assurance (LoAs) are about how much proof is needed of an individual’s
identity to access online resources; whether via a simple user name and
password or a more complex system of biometrics and tokens. This JISC report
looks at how LoAs can be defined, agreed and then applied to different
resources. ...funding support by JISC in its Capital Programme: the e-Infrastructure
Security Programme. (UK)
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JISC
Annual review 2007. Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
29 November, 2007
28 November, 2007
24 November, 2007
20 November, 2007
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ITT:
Skills, role & career structure of data scientists & curators.
JISC invites tenders to undertake a project to examine and make recommendations
on the role and career development of data scientists, the associated supply
of specialist data curation skills to the research community, including
an assessment of the value and potential of extending data handling, curation
and preservation skills within undergraduate and postgraduate curricula.
Tenders should be submitted no later than 13:00 on Thursday 20 December
2007 Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
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Circular
05/07: Digital Repositories. JISC invites institutions to submit funding
proposals for projects to: develop interoperability demonstrators to help
improve the efficiency and effectiveness with which research papers are
deposited into repositories; develop, provide examples for, and a limited
support facility for, a Data Audit Framework ; implement a version of the
‘Data Audit Framework’ methodology in a range of institutions and subject
areas. The deadline for receipt of proposals in response to this call is
12:00 noon on Monday 14 January 2008 Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC) (UK)
19 November, 2007
16 November, 2007
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PROWE
(Personal Repositories Online Wiki Environment) is a JISC-funded digital
repositories project that has researched the extent to which informal repositories
within Wiki and Blogs could meet the needs of part-time distance tutors
for sharing and storing resources in the context of their own professional
development. Project partners are the Open University and the University
of Leicester. (UK)
15 November, 2007
14 November, 2007
12 November, 2007
9 November, 2007
8 November, 2007
7 November, 2007
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Carrick
Communiqué Issue 2 November 2007. Carrick Institute for Learning
and Teaching in Higher Education (AU)
6 November, 2007
3 November, 2007
2 November, 2007
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The
Copyright Kitchen is a resource for those working in vocational education
and training (VET) who deal with copyright issues in their day-to-day work.
Australian Flexible Learning Framework (AU)
1 November, 2007
26 October, 2007
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Review
of the Extension of Legal Deposit. The examination of the legal deposit
scheme is being undertaken jointly by the Attorney-General’s Department
and the Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts.
Closing Date for Submissions is 11 January 2008. (AU)
25 October, 2007
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Students
2006 [full year]: selected higher education statistics. This series
- 'Students: Selected Higher Education Statistics' - contains statistics
relating to students enrolled in higher education courses in each Australian
Higher Education Provider. Data in each publication is reported in numbers
and Equivalent Full-time Student Load (EFTSL). Department of Education,
Science and Training (DEST). (AU)
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Draft
‘safe harbor’ guidelines for Orphan Works. Likely to be sponsored by
the following publishing trade associations: STM, ALPSP, the PA, PSP division
of AAP. (UK)
24 October, 2007
19 October, 2007
18 October, 2007
17 October, 2007
16 October, 2007
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CONTENTdm
- Digital Collection Management Software by DiMeMa, Inc. (US)
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OCLC's
CONTENTdm software offers a complete set of tools to store, manage
and deliver digital collections such as documents, photos, newspapers,
audio and video on the Web.
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JISC
Circular 4/07: Reuse of learning content. Submission Deadline: 30 November
2007 Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
11 October, 2007
10 October, 2007
9 October, 2007
8 October, 2007
5 October, 2007
1 October, 2007
29 September, 2007
28 September, 2007
-
Roadmap
for a prosperous Australia in a competitive world. Professor Kurt Lambeck
FAA, President, Australian Academy of Science NATIONAL PRESS CLUB ADDRESS
26 September 2007 (AU)
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Blue Ribbon Task Force on Sustainable
Digital Preservation and Access. National Science Foundation (NSF) and
the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. With support by the Library of Congress,
the National Archives and Records Administration, the Council on Library
and Information Resources, and the Joint Information Systems Committee
of the United Kingdom. (UK)
27 September, 2007
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Digital
Assets Factory (DAF) version 2.0. Bibliotheca Alexandrina. DAF v2.0
provides all the necessary tools required to manage the whole process of
a digitization workflow, including its various Phases, User management,
file movement and archiving. (EG)
26 September, 2007
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Xena:
Software for Digital Preservation. Xena is free and open source software
developed by the National Archives of Australia to aid in the long term
preservation of digital records. Xena is an acronym meaning 'Xml Electronic
Normalising for Archives'. (AU)
25 September, 2007
19 September, 2007
18 September, 2007
17 September, 2007
13 September, 2007
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Mandatory
Public Access to Federally Funded Research does not Violate Copyright Obligations.
Association of Research Libraries, American Library Association, SPARC
July 2007 (US)
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Discussion
Paper 72, Review of Australian Privacy Law. Australian Law Reform Commission.
The closing date for submissions in response to DP 72 is 7 December 2007.
(AU)
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Swan, A. (2007) The
business of digital repositories, in Weenink, K., Waaijers, L. and
van Godtsenhoven, K., Eds. A DRIVER's Guide to European Repositories (Amsterdam,
2007). Amsterdam University Press. (NL)
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e-Framework
Community Wiki. The primary goal of the initiative is to facilitate
technical interoperability within and across education and research through
improved strategic planning and implementation processes. Established by
the UK's Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) and Australia's Department
of Education, Science and Training (DEST). (AU)
12 September, 2007
8 September, 2007
6 September, 2007
5 September, 2007
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The
Influence of Academic Values on Scholarly Publication and Communication
Practices. Diane Harley, Sarah Earl-Novell, Jennifer Arter, Shannon
Lawrence, and C. Judson King. Journal of Electronic Publishing,
vol. 10, no. 2 (Spring 2007) (US)
-
Report:
Scholarly Communication: Academic Values and Sustainable Models. C.
Judson King, Diane Harley, Sarah Earl-Novell, Jennifer Arter, Shannon Lawrence,
and Irene Perciali. Center for Studies in Higher Education, University
of California, Berkeley. (July 27, 2006) (US)
3 September, 2007
30 August, 2007
-
ARL
Index. Starting with 2005–06 data, ARL is calculating an Expenditures-Focused
Index as an alternative to the ARL Membership Criteria Index. Association
of Research Libraries (US)
-
The
Institutional Challenges of Cyberinfrastructure and E-Research: podcast.
Clifford A. Lynch, Executive Director of the Coalition for Networked Information
- the closing speech from the 2007 Seminars On Academic Computing in Snowmass
Village, Colorado. EDUCAUSE (US)
29 August, 2007
28 August, 2007
24 August, 2007
23 August, 2007
22 August, 2007
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ticTOCs
project. The aim of the ticTOCs project is to develop a freely available
service which will transform journal current awareness by making it easy
for academics and researchers to find, display, store, combine and reuse
tables of contents from multiple publishers in a personalisable web based
environment. JISC is the primary funder of the project. (UK)
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8104.0
- Research and Experimental Development, Businesses, Australia, 2005-06.
Latest ISSUE Released at 11:30 AM (CANBERRA TIME) 21/08/2007 Australian
Bureau of Statistics (AU)
17 August, 2007
16 August, 2007
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New
Generation National Library Strategic Direction to 2017. National Library
of New Zealand. 20 July 2007 (NZ)
-
Intute
is a free online service providing you with access to the very best Web
resources for education and research. The service is created by a network
of UK universities and partners. Intute originates from the Resource Discovery
Network. Intute and its four subject groups are funded by Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
15 August, 2007
9 August, 2007
7 August, 2007
6 August, 2007
1 August, 2007
31 July, 2007
30 July, 2007
23 July, 2007
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mura:
RAMP Support for RQF Repositories. Research Activityflow and Middleware
Priorities (RAMP) is a DEST funded project from the Systemic Infrastructure
Initiative (SII) based at the Macquarie University E-Learning Center of
Excellence (MELCOE). (AU)
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mura can support both open access
and dark repository requirements via alternative front-ends to a single
Fedora core repository avoiding repository duplication.
20 July, 2007
19 July, 2007
18 July, 2007
17 July, 2007
12 July, 2007
11 July, 2007
7 July, 2007
6 July, 2007
5 July, 2007
3 July, 2007
2 July, 2007
29 June, 2007
27 June, 2007
25 June, 2007
21 June, 2007
20 June, 2007
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Publishing
Skills Group. The PSG is an alliance of trade associations and related
organisations across the whole spectrum of publishing - books, journals,
directories and databases, magazines and newspapers, in both print and
electronic media. Its aim is to promote and improve education, training
and development and to anticipate the industry’s future skills needs. (UK)
18 June, 2007
15 June, 2007
14 June, 2007
13 June, 2007
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ACAP
(Automated Content Access Protocol). (EU)
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ACAP is being developed as an
industry standard by the publishing industry, working with search engines
and other technical and commercial partners; it will enable the providers
of all types of content published on the World Wide Web to communicate
permissions information (relating to access and use of that content) in
a form that can be automatically recognized and interpreted, so that business
partners can systematically comply with the publishers' policies.
12 June, 2007
10 May, 2007
8 May, 2007
7 May, 2007
5 May, 2007
29 April, 2007
19 April, 2007
17 April, 2007
16 April, 2007
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The
Depot is a supporting service of the JISC Repositories and Preservation
programme. Researchers based at UK institutions of higher and further education
are welcome to use this national facility to deposit their peer-reviewed
papers, articles, and book chapters (e-prints). EDINA SHERPA, JISC (UK)
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JANET
Wireless Technology Advisory Service. This service provides free
advice and guidance to organisations on all aspects of wireless technologies.
UKERNA (UK)
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JISC
ITT Towards Optimal Information Retrieval. Submission Deadline:
21 May 2007 13:00 Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
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The JISC wishes to commission
a project to explore and evaluate the value of cross search based on metadata
and the combination of metadata and full text. The project should also
explore what types of resources are best suited to cross-searching/meta-searching.
13 April, 2007
11 April, 2007
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Copyright
Renewal Database. This database makes searchable the copyright renewal
records received by the US Copyright Office between 1950 and 1993 for books
published in the US between 1923 and 1963. Note that the database includes
ONLY US Class A (book) renewals. Stanford University (US)
10 April, 2007
4 April, 2007
3 April, 2007
2 April, 2007
30 March, 2007
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CYBERINFRASTRUCTURE
VISION FOR 21ST CENTURY DISCOVERY. Cyberinfrastructure Council.
National Science Foundation. March 2007 (US)
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Organizing
and Managing Your Research [by] Renata Phelps, Kath Fisher and Allan
Ellis. Southern Cross University (AU)
-
This site is designed to supplement
the book Organizing and Managing Your Research: A Practical Guide for Postgraduates,
providing additional support for those who want to follow up the issues
and strategies outlined in the book.
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PerX
(Pilot Engineering Repositories Xsearch) - a JISC Digital Repositories
Programme project. Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
-
The PerX project has developed
a pilot service which provides subject resource discovery across a series
of repositories of interest to the engineering learning and research communities.
29 March, 2007
28 March, 2007
27 March, 2007
26 March, 2007
24 March, 2007
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New
animation makes sense of the e-Framework. Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
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The e-Framework is a major international
initiative, undertaken by JISC and partner organisations, and is designed
to provide a means by which education organisations can ensure that the
components of their IT systems work together, or interoperate, and that
their development is driven by strategic need rather than by purely technical
considerations or short term expediency.The benefits of such an approach
are potentially significant in terms of better value for money when purchasing
or developing IT systems, the increased ability of organisations to adapt,
to change their systems to meet changing priorities and to plan effectively.
23 March, 2007
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Eigenfactor.org
is a non-commercial academic research project sponsored by the Bergstrom
lab in the Department of Biology at the University of Washington. We aim
to develop novel methods for evaluating the influence of scholarly periodicals
and for mapping the structure of academic research. (US)
22 March, 2007
21 March, 2007
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The
SERU Approach to e-Resource Subscriptions Framework for Development and
Use of SERU (Shared E-Resource Understanding) DRAFT 0.3 – For Public
Comment. NISO (US)
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CDNLAO
Newsletter No.58, March 2007. Special topic: Archiving and Preservation
of Online Publications Conference of Directors of National Libraries in
Asia and Oceania (CDNLAO) (JP)
-
LibQUAL+TM
Publications. Association of Research Libraries, Washington,
DC (US)
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Changing
Global Book Collection Patterns in ARL Libraries, by Mary E. Jackson,
Auto-Graphics, Inc. (formerly Association of Research Libraries)
Lynn Silipigni Connaway, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc.
Edward T. O'Neill, OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Eudora
Loh, University of California, Los Angeles © 2006 Association of Research
Libraries, Washington, DC (US)
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'Self-Archiving
and Journal Subscriptions: Co-existence or Competition?': an international
survey of librarians' preferences. By Chris Beckett and Simon Inger.
This paper is a condensed version of the earlier analysis released in November
2006. Publishing Research Consortium. (UK)
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UKCoRR
- the UK Council of Research Repositories. SHERPA
Plus Project (UK)
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UKCoRR will be an independent
professional body to allow repository managers to share experiences and
discuss issues of common concern. It will give repository managers a group
voice in national discussions and policy development independent of projects
or temporary initiatives.
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GRADE:
Scoping a Geospatial Repository for Academic Deposit and Extraction.
Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
-
GRADE will investigate and report
on the technical and cultural issues around the reuse of geospatial data
within the JISC IE in the context of media-centric, informal and institutional
repositories.
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Designing
a licensing strategy for sharing and re-use of geospatial data in the academic
sector. Charlotte Waelde AHRC Research Centre for Studies in Intellectual
Property and Technology Law, School of Law, University of Edinburgh; Mags
McGinley, Digital Curation Centre, University of Edinburgh
15 March, 2007
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JISC
ITT - Sharing e-Learning Content. The Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC) wishes to commission an individual or team to review and synthesise
the work of various specified projects and programmes engaged in the development,
use and sharing of elearning content. We are commissioning this study in
order to support JISC in planning future funding calls and to further the
dissemination of programme outcomes. Tenders should be submitted
no later than 1300 hrs on 16 April 2007. JISC (UK)
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JISC
ITT - Significant Properties. JISC invites proposals for 4 separate
studies to identify and analyse the significant properties of four different
types of digital objects for digital preservation purposes: e-learning
objects, software, vector images and moving images. For each object type,
the contractors are required to develop a model for expressing significant
properties and propose standard ways of expressing these in the form of
templates. The deadline for proposals is 1300 hours on Thursday 19th April
2007. JISC (UK)
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Trustworthy
Repositories Audit & Certification: Criteria and Checklist. Robin
Dale and Bernard F. Reilly. Center for Research Libraries and RLG Programs.
(US)
12 March, 2007
8 March, 2007
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Information
Literacy. This website has been designed and developed by information
professionals from key UK organisations actively involved in the field
of information literacy [including CILIP, SCONUL, MLA, SLA and Eduserv.]
(UK)
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EndNote
Online Tutorial. University of Newcastle (AU)
6 March, 2007
5 March, 2007
1 March, 2007
28 February, 2007
27 February, 2007
23 February, 2007
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Joint
Committee on Publications. Inquiry into the Distribution of the Parliamentary
Papers Series. Report. On Monday 29 May 2006, the Joint Committee
on Publications tabled its report on the inquiry into the Distribution
of the Parliamentary Papers Series entitled Distribution of the Parliamentary
Papers Series. Parliament of Australian (AU)
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publications.gov.au
- Access to Australian Government publications. Managed on behalf
of the Australian Government by the Australian Government Information Management
Office, a business group within the Department of Finance and Administration.
(AU)
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IFLA
Asia and Oceania Section Newsletter Issue 18:2, December 2006 (SG)
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Third
Stream. The funding councils in England, Wales, Northern Ireland
and Scotland aim to support all institutions in making a significant and
measurable contribution, through knowledge transfer and related activities,
to the economic development and the strength of communities. This work
is described as ‘Third stream’ because it is regarded as supporting the
third element of an HEI’s mission alongside teaching and research. Joint
Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
22 February, 2007
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Disaster
Planning and Recovery Portal. Special Libraries Association.
(US)
-
AlouetteCanada
Open Digitization Initiative. (CA)
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IFLA
Preservation and Conservation Section. Newsletter. Issue 21 (February
2007) (EU)
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Service-Oriented
Frameworks: Modelling the infrastructure for the next generation of e-Learning
Systems. A Paper prepared on behalf of
DEST (Australia), JISC-CETIS
(UK), and Industry Canada. Principal Contributors: Scott Wilson,
Centre For Educational Technology Interoperability Standards, Kerry Blinco,
Department of Education, Science and Training (Australia), Daniel Rehak,
Carnegie Mellon Learning Systems Architecture Lab. July 2004 (UK)
-
JISC
ITT: Synthesis and Evaluation of Reference Models. This invitation
to tender invites proposals to undertake, on behalf of the Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC), a summary, review and evaluation of six Reference
Model projects funded through the Distributed e-Learning Programme. The
deadline for proposals is 12 noon on Monday 19th March 2007. Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
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Research
Quality Framework. [Outline, FAQ, further information] NTEU (National
Tertiary Education Union) (AU)
21 February, 2007
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Taking
stock of convergence - John Akeroyd. Is there, or was there ever, a
true rationale for merging IT and library and information services in universities
and HEIs? © Copyright CILIP 2006 (UK)
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In
Google’s Broad Wake: Taking Responsibility for Shaping the Global Digital
Library, by Richard K. Johnson. ARL: A Bimonthly Report, no.250
(February 2007) "....brings together a number of articulations of core
library interests in digitization partnerships, identifies six key interests
against which potential agreements should be evaluated, and urges libraries
and their institutions to “make full use of whatever leverage they have
to ensure the global digital library is open and dynamic.” Association
of Research Libraries (US)
-
Public
Services in Special Collections, SPEC Kit 296 [by] Florence Turcotte
and John Nemmers • November 2006 • ISBN 1-59407-712-6 Association
of Research Libraries (US)
20 February, 2007
15 February, 2007
13 February, 2007
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Know
Your Copy Rights…a Web site for librarians who are developing positive
educational programs for academic users of copyrighted materials in US
not-for-profit institutions. Association of Research Libraries (US)
12 February, 2007
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Shared
E-Resource Understanding (SERU). The working group is charged with
developing Recommended Practices to be used to support a new mechanism
for publishers to sell e-resources without licenses if they feel their
perception of risk has been adequately addressed by current law and developing
norms of behavior. US National Information Standards Organization.
(US)
-
ONIX
for Serials is a family of XML formats for communicating information
about serial products and subscription information, using the design principles
and many of the elements defined in ONIX for Books. EDItEUR and NISO, the
US National Information Standards Organization. (US)
-
SOH
(Serials Online Holdings) is a format for communicating electronic
serials holdings details from publication access management systems to
user libraries.
-
SPS
(Serials Products and Subscriptions) is a format for communicating
information about serial subscription products, with or without price information,
and optionally including subscription information relating to a particular
subscriber.
-
High-Level
Thesaurus Project (HILT). The HILT project, which is now in phase III,
aims to research, investigate, pilot, and develop solutions for, problems
pertaining to cross-searching multi-subject scheme information environments.
(UK)
9 February, 2007
8 February, 2007
7 February, 2007
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Enhancement
of Quality Assurance Systems in Higher Education in APEC Member Economies
(October 2006) This report was commissioned by DEST for APEC EDNET members.
Australian Universities Quality Agency, with the support of the Asia-Pacific
Quality Network, on behalf of DEST. (AU)
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FROM
DATA TO WISDOM: Pathways to Successful Data Management for Australian Science.
Working Group on Data for Science Report to Prime Minister’s Science, Engineering
and Innovation Council (PMSEIC). December 2006 (AU)
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Quality
is the key: Critical issues in teaching, learning and assessment in vocational
education and training. [by] John Mitchell, Clive Chappell, Andrea
Bateman, Susan Roy. ISBN: 1 921170 30 1 print; 1 921170 36
0 web Published by NCVER © Australian Government, 2006 (AU)
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Information
Access Alliance The IAA was created to allow library associations to
share resources to explore the potential of focusing antitrust enforcement
on promoting competition in the scholarly publishing marketplace.1 The
members of the IAA are the Association of Research Libraries, the American
Library Association, the Association for College and Research Libraries,
the American Association of Law Libraries, the Medical Library Association,
the Special Library Association, and SPARC, the cholarly Publishing
and Academic Resources Coalition. (US)
-
The
Librarians' Dilemma: Contemplating the Costs of the "Big Deal" [by]
Kenneth Frazier. D-Lib Magazine March 2001 Volume 7 Number 3 ISSN
1082-9873 (US)
-
The
Bundling of Academic Journals [by] Aaron S. Edlin and Daniel L. Rubinfeld,
American
Economic Review (2005)
-
Exclusion
or Efficient Pricing: The "Big Deal" Bundling of Academic Journals
[by] Aaron S. Edlin and Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Antitrust Law Journal
(2004)
6 February, 2007
-
Backing
Australia's Future: Higher Education Reform Implementation Newsletter.
Newsletter 25 (5 February 2007) Department of Education, Science and Training
(AU)
-
A
comparison of OpenURL link resolvers: The results of a University of Connecticut
Libraries environmental scan [by] Jill Livingston, a, , Deborah Sanforda,
and Dave Bretthauera, Library Collections, Acquisitions, and Technical
Services Volume 30, Issues 3-4 , September-December 2006, Pages 179-201
doi:10.1016/j.lcats.2006.08.001
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Collections Council of Australia.
Conservation/Preservation
Showcase (AU)
-
Collectanea!:
Collected Perspectives On Copyright. Collectanea is the new blog from
UMUC's Center for Intellectual Property (CIP). The purpose of Collectanea
is to provide an opportunity for CIP's virtual scholar to share his/her
thoughts, musings, and ideas on intellectual property (IP) law, policy,
and culture. University of Maryland University College (US)
-
Carrick Institute. Expressions
of interest are now being called for under the Discipline-Based Investigation
Funding Scheme. Round 1 applications close 13 April 2007. (AU)
5 February, 2007
-
ARC
and NHMRC encourage access to research findings. The Australian Research
Council (ARC) and the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
Media Release 18 January 2007 (AU)
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National
Protocols for Higher Education Approval Processes. The revised edition
of the National Protocols was approved by MCEETYA on 7 July 2006. This
edition of the National Protocols will commence operation in December 2007,
to allow time for legislation enacting the new protocols in each of the
nine jurisdictions to be drafted and passed by Parliaments. Ministerial
Council on Education, Employment, Training and Youth Affairs (MCEETYA)
(AU)
18 January, 2007
-
Higher
Education Report 2005 - the second of a series of annual reports which
replace the Higher Education Triennium Report series produced by the Department
of Education, Science and Training (DEST) since 1988. This report is based
on the calendar year. (AU)
17 January, 2007
16 January, 2007
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The
espida project (An Effective Strategic model for the Preservation and
disposal of Institutional Assets) is funded by the Joint Information Systems
Committee (JISC) under its Digital Preservation Programme.(UK)
15 January, 2007
10 January, 2007
8 January, 2007
2 January, 2007
22 December, 2006
21 December, 2006
20 December, 2006
18 December, 2006
15 December, 2006
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CAUL Statistics
2005. Final version published 15 December 2006. Council of Australian
University Librarians (AU)
12 December, 2006
8 December, 2006
27 November, 2006
24 November, 2006
23 November, 2006
21 November, 2006
20 November, 2006
16 November, 2006
15 November, 2006
2 November, 2006
1 November, 2006
26 October, 2006
24 October, 2006
18 October, 2006
17 October, 2006
16 October, 2006
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censorship
war looms, by stephen blanks, secretary, nswccl NSW Council for Civil
Liberties (AU)
-
The NSW Council for Civil Liberties
has commenced proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia agains the
Classification Review Board and the Attorney General (Commonwealth) seeking
judicial review of the decisions of the Board to refuse classification
of two books.
-
Copyright
Reform Agenda - CAL's concerns on proposed changes. Copyright Agency
Limited (AU)
13 October, 2006
12 October, 2006
11 October, 2006
10 October, 2006
9 October, 2006
6 October, 2006
5 October, 2006
JISC
Capital Programme. "The capital programme is additional funding of
£81 million over three years to enhance the network infrastructure
(SuperJANET 5), to digitise key resources for the academic community, and
to support the development of e-learning; e-infrastructure; virtual research
environments; users and innovation; and repositories and preservation."
Joint Information Systems Committee (UK)
29 September, 2006
28 September, 2006
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RELU
Data Support Service. Rural Economy and Land Use Programme. "....
to help oversee and implement the Data management policy and Data management
plan. The DSS is a co-ordinated service between the UK Data Archive, a
service provider for ESDS, based at the University of Essex and the Centre
for Ecology and Hydrology at Lancaster." (UK)
22 September, 2006
15 September, 2006
14 September, 2006
12 September, 2006
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e-Framework
Briefing Paper. The e-Framework is an initiative by the UK’s Joint
Information Systems Committee (JISC) and Australia’s Department of Education,
Science and Training (DEST). This guide explains the background, aims and
benefitsof the e-Framework and will be of interest to institutional decision
makers. Published 5 Sep 2006 (UK)
-
Joint Media Release. Thirteenth
Ministerial meeting of the Online Council 08 Sep 2006.
Senator the Hon. Helen Coonan, Minister for Communications, Information
Technology and the Arts and the Special Minister of State, the Hon. Gary
Nairn MP (AU)
-
Participants discussed the draft
Broadband Blueprint, progress of Connect Australia initiatives, broadband
policy, Australia's ICT capability, e?security, e?government, and digital
television spectrum. They were also updated on collaboration relating
to regional communications, Indigenous communications, domain names and
the forthcoming Korea/Australia/New Zealand Broadband Summit.
-
Media Release. More
than $50 million to make universities more efficient and productive.
6 September 2006 The Minister for Education, Science and Training, the
Hon Julie Bishop MP (AU)
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DVDs,
CDs and Computer Games: Good News for Consumers, Bad News for Pirates.
Attorney-General Philip Ruddock MP News Release - 167/2006 4 September
2006 (AU)
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Mr Ruddock was announcing the
release of an exposure draft of the Copyright Amendment (Technological
Protection Measures) Bill 2006.
10 September, 2006
8 September, 2006
5 September, 2006
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i2010
Digital Libraries Initiative. The European Commission adopted on 24
August 2006 a Recommendation on the digitisation and online accessibility
of cultural material and digital preservation (EN text; PDF file). The
Recommendation aims at bringing out the full economic and cultural potential
of Europe’s cultural and scientific heritage through the Internet. It is
part of the Commission’s strategy for the digitisation, online accessibility
and digital preservation of Europe's cultural and scientific heritage as
set out in the Commission Communication ‘i2010: digital libraries’. (EU)
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Mind
the Gap: Digital Preservation Needs in the UK. Maggie Jones and Najla
Semple outline the background and findings of the Digital Preservation
Coalition's UK Needs Assessment and the Mind the Gap report. Ariadne,
Issue 48 July 2006 (UK)
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Sustaining
Repositories: newsletter of the APSR Project. August 2006 Towards an
Australian Partnership for Sustainable Repositories (APSR) (AU)
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AHRC-EPSRC-JISC
Arts and Humanities e-Science Initiative. The AHRC, JISC and EPSRC
are now inviting applications for research project grants under the e-Science
Research Grants scheme. The call will support a portfolio of research projects
up to a maximum of 48 months in duration, and for between £20,000
and £400,000 (fEC). (UK)
31 August, 2006
30 August, 2006
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Information
literacy skills - the link between secondary and tertiary education.
An innovative national pilot to develop an information literacy framework
with secondary and tertiary partners which, at the end of the project,
can be rolled out to other participants. It will aim to produce secondary
school leavers with a skill set which further and higher education can
recognise and develop or which can be applied to the world of work directly.
Glasgow Caledonian University Learning Services (UK)
24 August, 2006
17 August, 2006
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Scholarly
Communication: Academic Values and Sustainable Models – King, Harley,
et. al., Center for Studies in Higher Education (CSHE), University of California,
Berkeley, July 2006 (US)
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The
Power of Personal Persuasion: Advancing the Academic Library Agenda
from the Front Lines. Advocacy toolkit from ACRL: Association of College
and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association,
2006. (US)
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E-News
for ARL Directors, June-July Issue. Association of Research Libraries
(US)
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JISC
ITT: JISC Collections: Market Analysis and Marketing Strategy. Deadline
for Proposals: 11 Sep 2006, 12:00 PM This Invitation to Tender invites
bidders to submit proposals to analyse the potential market opportunities
(including market segments) open to JISC Collections for its services and
to aid the JISC Collections Chief Executive in preparing a marketing strategy
for the company. Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
14 August, 2006
11 August, 2006
10 August, 2006
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OECD. Centre for Educational
Research and Innovation (CERI). Open
Educational Resources. The project will analyse and map the scale and
scope of initiatives regarding “open educational resources” (OER) in terms
of their purpose, content, and funding. It will look into different sustainable
cost/benefits models and intellectual property right issues linked to OER
initiatives. Furthermore we address questions regarding incentives and
barriers for universities and faculty staff to deliver their material to
OER initiatives and how to improve access and usefulness for users of OER
initiatives. (EU)
7 August, 2006
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AVCC
Submission to the Productivity Commission Research Study on Public Support
for Science and Innovation (August 2006) Australian Vice-Chancellors'
Committee (AU)
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Final
Report: A Workshop on Effective Approaches to Campus Research Computing
Cyberinfrastructure. April 25-27, 2006 Arlington, VA Sponsored by the
National Science Foundation - Grant No. OCI-0627970, Pennsylvania State
University, and Internet2. Authors: Ken Klingenstein, Internet2; Kevin
Morooney, Penn State University; Steve Olshansky, Internet2 (US)
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Augmenting
interoperability across scholary repositories. A meeting sponsored
and supported by Microsoft, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Coalition
for Networked Information, the Digital Library Federation, and the Joint
Information Systems Committee. April 20 – 21, 2006, New York, NY [report]
prepared by Jeroen Bekaert & Herbert Van de Sompel. (US)
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Overview
of Inaugural Portico Participants' Meeting ALA Annual Conference, June
24, 2006, New Orleans. (US)
4 August, 2006
3 August, 2006
2 August, 2006
1 August, 2006
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EThOS
(Electronic Theses Online Service). The aim of the EThOS (Electronic
Theses Online Service) project is to deliver a fully operational, easily
scaleable and financially viable prototype UK online electronic theses
service, and supporting infrastructure. Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC) and Consortium of University Research Libraries (CURL) (UK)
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Digital
Rights Expression Languages (DRELs) (TSW0603) by Chris Barlas. TechWatch:
Reports 2005/6 July 2006. Universities and colleges within the F&HE
sector are both rights holders and rights users and often need to both
grant and use their rights in ways that are not catered for by the 'blanket'
approach of most commercial DRM systems e.g. fair dealing for non-commercial
research, library privilege and exceptions for examinations. Joint
Information Systems Committee (JISC) (UK)
31 July, 2006
27 July, 2006
26 July, 2006
25 July, 2006
24 July, 2006
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Resolvers
and the Serials Supply Chain - invites tender proposals to undertake
a study to identify the new relationships and information exchange requrements
between publishers, resolver software and knowledge base suppliers, subscription
agents and librarians to maximise the benefit of OpenURL linking. United
Kingdom Serials Group (UKSG) The deadline for the proposal is 7th August
2006. (UK)
21 July, 2006
20 July, 2006
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E-standards
for Training Reference Site. This site is maintained by the Australian
Flexible Learning Framework to support the developing national infrastructure
for managing electronic learning resources in the training system. (AU)
19 July, 2006
18 July, 2006
17 July, 2006
14 July, 2006
4 July, 2006
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Creative
destruction in the library. Jun 29th 2006 From The Economist
print edition. Free access to research is proving more expensive than hoped.
But it is spreading, nevertheless. Copyright © The Economist Newspaper
Limited 2006. (UK)
29 June, 2006
28 June, 2006
27 June, 2006
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Australian
Universities Quality Agency. Audit Manual. Version 3.0 June 2006 ISBN
1 877090 53 0 (AU)
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The
Australian software industry and vertical applications markets: Globally
competitive, domestically undervalued. Centre for Innovative
Industry Economic Research Consortium. (AU)
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Workshop
on Access to Public Sector Information and Content On 31 May 2006,
the OECD held a workshop on increasing the access to public sector information
(PSI, e.g., geographical and meteorological data, libraries, archives,
museums). (EU)
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The
Global Information Commons for Science Initiative CODATA, the
Committee on Data for Science and Technology, an interdisciplinary Scientific
Committee of the International Council for Science (ICSU). At the first
World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) meeting in Geneva, December
2003, 175 countries adopted a Declaration of Principles and Plan of Action
(EU)
26 June, 2006
19 June, 2006
16 June, 2006
15 June, 2006
6 June, 2006
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MAPS.
Middleware Action Plan and Strategy is a project to develop a strategic
roadmap for middleware activities that will support research and higher
education in Australia. The MAPS project is funded by the Australian
Commonwealth Government's Department of Education, Science and Training
(DEST). (AU)
3 May, 2006
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UK Higher Education's Space
Management Group. (set up to assist higher education institutions to
identify and implement best practice in the management of space.) (UK)
28 April, 2006
27 April, 2006
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AVCC
Submission to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s Review of Sedition
Laws. Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee. April, 2006 (AU)
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Writings
on e-Book Publishing IAL (Information Automation Limited) Resource
Centre (UK)
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Sustaining
Repositories: newsletter of the APSR Project. Australian
Partnership for Sustainable Repositories. Australian National Univerity
(ANU)
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Survey
of Data Collections: a research project underaken for the Australian
Partnership for Sustainable Repositories by Kevin Bradley of the National
Library of Australia and Margaret Henty of the Australian National University.
This survey was undertaken in mid-2005 and covers data sets held at the
Australian National University, the University of Sydney and the University
of Queensland. The survey examines issues associated with the collection
and retention of data from a wide range of disciplines. Australian National
University (AU)
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New
Frameworks for Resource Discovery and Delivery. A paper written by
Judith Pearce (with Janifer Gatenby) and presented in an earlier form at
the Standards New Zealand / Standards Australia IT-19 Seminar, Technical
Standards for Libraries and Education: Solutions and Emerging Frameworks,
held at the National Library of New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand, Wednesday
26 October 2005. Natiional Library of Australia (AU)
26 April, 2006
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Congress
readies broad new digital copyright bill. By Declan McCullagh Staff
Writer, CNET News.com. Published: April 23, 2006, 6:00 AM PDT. For the
last few years, a coalition of technology companies, academics and computer
programmers has been trying to persuade Congress to scale back the Digital
Millennium Copyright Act. Now Congress is preparing to do precisely the
opposite. A proposed copyright law seen by CNET News.com would expand the
DMCA's restrictions on software that can bypass copy protections and grant
federal police more wiretapping and enforcement powers. (US)
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Okerson, A.S. & O'Donnell,
J.J. (1995) (Eds.) Scholarly
Journals at the Crossroads: A Subversive Proposal for Electronic Publishing.
Association of Research Libraries. (US)
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Willinsky, J. (2005) The
Access Principle: The Case for Open Access to Research and Scholarship.
MIT Press (US)
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Synergy
07: Saltire Centre Special. Glasgow Caledonian University’s Learning
Services magazine. It includes articles by the architect and designer
of the Saltire Centre. (UK)
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Australian
Institutions Admit More To Be Done To Maximise E-learning. WebCT
survey reveals that combination of open source and open system platforms
are most effective to meet educational demands today. WebCT 17 November
2005 (US)
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Information literacy: Challenges
of Implementation. Special
issue of e-journal ITALICS (Innovation in teaching and learning
computer science) ISSN:1473-7507 Copyright © The Higher Education
Academy 2004. (UK)
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ECAR
Study of Students and Information Technology, 2005: Convenience,
Connection, Control and Learning. Robert
B. Kvavik, Judith B Caruso, Volume 6 2005, Research Study from EDUCAUSE
Center for Applied Research. (US)
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Libraries
and E-Learning - Final Report of the CARL E-Learning Working Group.
November, 2005. Canadian Association of Research Libraries (CA)
20 April, 2006
19 April, 2006
18 April, 2006
14 April, 2006
11 April, 2006
4 April, 2006
3 April, 2006
24 March, 2006
23 March, 2006
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Robbery
under arms: Copyright law and the Australia–United States Free Trade Ageeement
by Matthew Rimmer. First Monday, volume 11, number 3 (March 2006),
(US)
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Towards
2020 Science, sets out the challenges and opportunities arising from
the increasing synthesis of computing and the sciences. It seeks to identify
the requirements necessary to accelerate scientific advances –particularly
those driven by computational sciences and the 'new kinds' of science the
synthesis of computing and the sciences is creating. © 2006 Microsoft
Corporation. (US)
14 March, 2006
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JISC
ITT: Evaluation of Options for a UK Electronic Thesis Service.
Deadline for Proposals: 18 Apr 2006. Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC). (UK)
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Portico.
The mission of Portico is to preserve scholarly literature published in
electronic form and to ensure that these materials remain accessible to
future scholars, researchers, and students. Initial support for Portico
is provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Ithaka, The Library of
Congress, and JSTOR. (US)
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SPARC
Futures : an evolving agenda. Joseph, Heather (2006) Delivered at UBC
Library / SLAIS Colloquium, University of British Columbia Library (Canada).
Presentation. (CA)
13 March, 2006
9 March, 2006
8 March, 2006
7 March, 2006
3 March, 2006
2 March, 2006
1 March, 2006
28 February, 2006
27 February, 2006
24 February, 2006
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JISC
ITT: Information Governance Gateway. Deadline for Proposals: 6 Apr
2006, 1:00 PM The JISC invites tenders to design, implement, host
and maintain an online gateway containing resources of relevance to both
the public and practitioners regarding the HE sector’s compliance with
information governance legislation. Joint Information Systems Committee
(JISC). (UK)
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Education
Finance and Policy (EFP) "In cooperation with the American Education
Finance Association (AEFA), The MIT Press is pleased to announce the launch
of a new quarterly journal. EFP will be devoted to examining the policy
implications, scholarly basis, and operational practices on which the financing
of education institutions and systems is based." (US)
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Standardized
Usage Statistics Harvesting Initiative (SUSHI). National Information
Standards Organisation. (US)
23 February, 2006
22 February, 2006
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SCORM
2004 3rd Edition Public Draft "SCORM is a collection of standards
and specifications adapted from multiple sources to provide a comprehensive
suite of e-learning capabilities that enable interoperability, accessibility
and reusability of Web-based learning content - available for comment starting
February 16, 2006 and ending May 1, 2006." Advanced Distributed Learning
(ADL) (US)
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.edu.au
Internet Domain - Review of Major Policies 2006. Australian Information
and Communications Technology in Education Committee (AICTEC). The closing
date for submissions is 28 February 2006. (AU)
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OECD. Centre for Educational
Research and Innovation (CERI). Open
Educational Resources. The project will analyse and map the scale
and scope of initiatives regarding “open educational resources” (OER) in
terms of their purpose, content, and funding. It will look into different
sustainable cost/benefits models and intellectual property right issues
linked to OER initiatives. (EU)
20 February, 2006
16 February, 2006
15 February, 2006
14 February, 2006
3 February, 2006
31 January, 2006
30 January, 2006
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Scoping Study on Repository
Version Identification Project overview (River: Repositories - Identification
of VERsions). The JISC Scholarly
Communications Working Group has commissioned a team comprising Rightscom
Ltd, the Library of the 'London School of Economics and Political Science
and Oxford University Computing Services to investigate methods for identifying
individual items in the varied collections of academic content held in
institutional repositories. For further information, contact the project
manager, Hugh Look at Rightscom: hugh.look@rightscom.com Joint Information
Systems Committee (JISC). (UK)
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International
Information Literacy Resources Directory. The Information Literacy
Section of the International Federation of Library Association and Institutions
(IFLA) has created this database to record information literacy materials
from different parts of the world, on behalf of UNESCO. (EU)
10 January, 2006
9 January, 2006
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Learning
and Teaching Performance Fund, Future Directions. December, 2005.
Submissions due 24 February, 2006. The discussion paper has been
developed to provide information to the sector on the 2006 Learning and
Teaching Performance Fund and to initiate discussion for the development
of the processes for 2007 and beyond. Department of Science, Education
and Training (AU)
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JISC
ITT: Study on Use of Research Content in e-Learning. Deadline for Proposals:
27 Jan 2006, 1:00 PM This Invitation To Tender invites proposals to undertake
a study on the use of research content in e-learning on behalf of the Joint
Information Systems Committee (JISC). (UK)
4 January, 2006
20 December, 2005
16 December, 2005
15 December, 2005
14 December, 2005
13 December, 2005
9 December, 2005
6 December, 2005
5 December, 2005
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CDNLAO
Newsletter - published every four months to carry information from
national libraries in the Asia and Oceania region. This newsletter is edited
and distributed by the National Diet Library of Japan on behalf of the
members of the Conference of Directors of National Libraries in Asia and
Oceania (CDNLAO). (JP)
23 November, 2005
21 November, 2005
11 November, 2005
10 November, 2005
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National Collaborative Research
Infrastructure Strategy. The NCRIS Committee has released an exposure
draft of the Strategic Roadmap for public comment in the form of written
submissions. The final draft of the Roadmap will be provided to the
Minister by late 2005 and the finalised Roadmap will be released by end
February 2006. The completed Roadmap will provide the framework for
the initial first round of NCRIS funding allocations. (AU)
4 November, 2005
3 November, 2005
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AuseAccess
is a wiki devoted to open access repositories in the Australasian region.
Arthur Sale, University of Tasmania (AU)
1 November, 2005
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A
Guide to the JISC Model Licences. Joint Information Systems Committee
(UK)
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espida
is an exciting project that will offer tangible results to questions that
must be addressed in order to take digital preservation on to the next
phase – sustainable institutional implementation. The espida project (An
Effective Strategic model for the Preservation and disposal of Institutional
Assets) is funded by the JISC and based at the University of Glasgow. (UK)
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TechDis
aims to be the leading educational advisory service .... in the fields
of accessibility and inclusion. TechDis aims to enhance provision for disabled
students and staff in higher, further and specialist education and adult
and community learning, through the use of technology. TechDis is a JISC-funded
service (Joint Information Systems Committee). (UK)
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TechDis
Staff Packs. To assist staff development programmes and to facilitate
the changes required by the recent disability legislation. (UK)
31 October, 2005
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Electronic
Resources & Libraries. Following the recent explosion of
electronic resources in libraries, a group of librarians discussed our
need for a place to come together to explore the unique challenges that
come with managing such collections, learn from each other, and create
a closer community. This site has been created out of that need. (US)
28 October, 2005
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Advertisement. University
of Waikato. University Librarian. Applications close November
14. (NZ)
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IFLA
Express - a daily newsletter which published during the Conference
by the National Organising Committee in collaboration with the IFLA Secretariat.
"Libraries - A voyage of discovery" August 14th - 18th 2005, Oslo, Norway.
© International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions
(EU)
27 October, 2005
26 October, 2005
25 October,2005
21 October, 2005
20 October, 2005
19 October, 2005