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IR@UF Hands-on Introduction and Refresher Course Christy Shorey Institutional Repository Manager chrshor@uflib.ufl.edu // IRManager@uflib.ufl.edu

What will I learn today? What is an Institutional Repository IR@UF How to get there What goes in the IR What doesn’t go in the IR How do I use IR@UF How to log-in How to upload items into the IR How to update an existing item Inquire how many have uploaded item into UFDC before. How many uploaded to IR before? Never worked with the self-submittal tool?

What is an “Institutional Repository”? A place for an institution and its members to put their stuff for access and preservation. * A place (IR@UF)  for an institution (University of Florida) and its members (faculty, staff, students) to put their stuff (research, news, outreach, educational materials, other intellectual output) for access and preservation. (search engine optimized, archived in two places) IR@UF is a collection within the UF Digital Collections (UFDC). For me, it here is a simpler understanding

UFDC and IR@UF What's the difference? UFDC = University of Florida Digital Collections IR@UF = University of Florida's Institutional Repository  An online library of digital works Uses SobekCM platform Contains both scanned and born- digital titles, loaded by DSS Broken into smaller collections A collection within the UFDC Uses SobekCM platform Contains both self-submittal and mediated submissions Broken into smaller sub-collections

How do I find the IR@UF? Direct Links to the IR@UF http://library.ufl.edu/ufir http://ufdc.ufl.edu/ir From the Library Main Page http://cms.uflib.ufl.edu/ Scholarly Communication >> Institutional Repository (IR@UF) Libraries & Collections >> UF Digital Collections (includes IR@UF) Navigate to library page and demonstrate how to get there, and what page looks like.

Theses and Dissertations ETD Supplemental Materials Data and Datasets (standalone or with publications) Conference Materials Journal Articles Book Chapters White Papers Grant Proposals Training Materials Newsletters Christy

Basic Guidelines Is the item complete? Is it scholarly content? Was it created by member(s) of the UF community? Do you retain the rights to post the material? Basic Guidelines Four criteria to determine if something belongs in the IR@UF If you can’t answer “yes” to all of these questions, additional research may be required.

Your Scholarly Legacy Share important research that would otherwise not be, and expand knowledge in your field Provide pre-prints so your research reaches a broader audience base Show growth in your research over time Archive more ephemeral moments in your research – conference posters, white papers, lab procedures A search by your name will pull all items where you’re listed as creator, both those you’ve loaded, and those co-authors loaded Great for CVs, resumes and T&P packets When you leave UF, your legacy will live on in our digital collections Permanence; Usage Statistics; Credibility; Findability; Safe Storage; Visibility;

My item is ready to be included in IR@UF... Now What? Validate Login First time you load Grant UF Permissions to display and archive your work Add Metadata Creator Title Material Type Date Attach File(s) Text Audio Video Etc. Edit Metadata Further Description Set Rights Management Statement Edit Behaviors

Log in to myUFDC, then click on Start a new item

How to Upload Items: Step 1: Grant of Permissions You verify that you are the copyright holder or that you have retained the right to openly share your work in an institutional repository. You grant UF permission to host and display your work in the IR@UF. Your rights are not altered by this grant of permission. We do not profit from putting your work online. You are free to distribute your work as copyright holder, or in ways that are consistent with any prior agreements you have entered with respect to your rights in this work. We will include a statement that informs users that you own copyright, and that they must contact you for any use that is in excess of fair use or other exceptions available to users under the law. You also have the option to select a Creative Commons license for your work. To learn more, visit http://creativecommons.org. We will archive your work, and it will be assigned a permanent URL that will link to your item indefinitely.

How to Upload Items: Step 2: Item Description - some handy tips Material Type options include: Book Chapter / Conference Papers / Conference Proceedings / Course Material / Data Set / Journal Article / Technical Reports If your work isn’t any of these, select “other” and use the “Specify Type” field. Material Type is required. Publication Status options include: In Press/ Published / Unpublished Publication Status is optional If you need an additional instance of a field, click the green plus next to it.  

How to Upload Items: Step 3: Upload Files (optional)

How do I make changes to my item? Open item “View all my submitted items” Use unique identifier after the base: http://ufdc.ufl.edu/ Three areas to make changes Edit Metadata Edit Behaviors Manage Files Navigate to these selections using the gray bar at top, or drop down from “Manage” tab. Why might you want to change an Item? Add new file; add to another collection; add hierarchy; correct or add metadata Add an additional creator, and a creative commons license. Add to UFLIB collection.

Other features of the IR@UF Can support hierarchies, like journals by volume and issue http://ufdc.ufl.edu/AA00040134/00001/allvolumes  Can use default metadata as a shortcut http://ufdc.ufl.edu/l/admin/defaults/1RSIC#CompleteTemplate  Can link between versions or related items Via series title - http://ufdc.ufl.edu/l/IR00009362/00001/citation Via links (internal and external) - http://ufdc.ufl.edu/l/AA00032681/00001/citation  Follow along to add volume Follow along to add series title: IR@UF Training Records Link to this presentation http://ufdc.ufl/edu/l/IR00009437/00003

Resources IRManager@uflib.ufl.edu http://guides.uflib.ufl.edu/ufir http://ufdc.ufl.edu/ufir  http://bit.ly/IRUFVideo

QUESTIONS? IR Manager, Christy Shorey IRManager@uflib.ufl.edu chrshor@uflib.ufl.edu (352) 273-2831