Theses Alive! John MacColl Project Director University of Edinburgh.

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Theses Alive! John MacColl Project Director University of Edinburgh

Project Structure Origins: JISC pass-the-parcel Funded for 2 years (Nov 2002-Oct 2004) Edinburgh –Project Director –System Developer –Project Officer + Pilot partners (Leeds, MMU, Cambridge, Nottingham, ?)

Software Development Product evaluation –Virginia Tech ETD-DB –Eprints.org –DSpace (new release imminent!)

ETD Submission System for the UK Communication between postgraduate students and their supervisors Submission Defence Release –Permissions (abstract only?) –Domain restrictions –Metadata

Metadata UK-ETD Document Type Definition Record for OPAC Record for local theses database British Thesis Service Index to Theses

Advocacy & Support Web site FAQs Group of pilot partners Dissemination to postgraduate students, academic staff and graduate school administrators Cluster and sub-cluster partners ETD-2003, Berlin