Open Access Resources, SPEC Kit 300 (September 2007)

Hood, Anna K.

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Lectures
Primary source materials
Sponsored research reports, radio broadcasts, promotional material, grey literature, campus publications
University archives
Web casts
Please specify the other channel for:
Journals
OJS
Monographs
ContentDM
DLG database
Schoenberg Center for Electronic Text and Image
Theses
ContentDM
Dissertation Abstracts Fulltext
LOCKSS
NDLTD
Theses Canada Portal
WorldCat

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Learning objects, archival materials
Local projects
Pamphlets
Sponsored research reports
ERM
Databases
Free Databases
Web Page
College catalogs
Database locator
Databases, Web sites
Digital archives
Digital collections
Digital exhibits
Digital photo collection
Free databases
Image collections, statistical databases, geospatial data
Images
Local Projects
Institutional Repository
College catalogs
Data sets, oral history transcripts, videos, images
Department documents/working papers, etc
Digital Commons @Mac
Images, finding aids, manuscripts
Journal articles book chapters, pre-publications
Learning objects

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Government Documents
DLG database
LOCKSS
Digital photo collection images
ContentDM
Selected Comments from Respondents
“All the same channels as non-OA resources.”
“Although not hosted by the Libraries, we have catalogued some e-journals that are locally hosted. The
archival collections are locally digitized collections that are catalogued at the collection level only.”
“At present, we locally host only several open access journals.”
“Currently, the LOCKSS server is being used for the electronic dissertations and theses, but these will be
moved over to DSpace this summer (institutional repository).”
“ERM from III is being developed.”
“Library Web page: We don’t provide direct links from the ‘home’ page as such, but individual subject
specialists do link from their own pages as appropriate.”
“Our institutional repository accepts any type or format of publication.”
“The ERM is our own in-house product.”
“We harvest OAI archive records into our OPAC from a number of sites.”
“We have OPAC records for serial titles included in our OA AgEcon subject repository. They are also in SFX
and appear on the public SFX generated A-Z list of e-resources. Institutional repository includes selective
institutional records and documents.”

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