Institutional Repositories GIL Users Group Meeting (GUGM) May 19, 2005 Macon State College Tim Daniels - Digital Technologies Librarian Georgia State University.

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Institutional Repositories GIL Users Group Meeting (GUGM) May 19, 2005 Macon State College Tim Daniels - Digital Technologies Librarian Georgia State University Susan Parham - Digital Initiatives Librarian Georgia Tech Toby Graham - Director, Digital Library of Georgia University of Georgia

What is an Institutional Repository? IR’s preserve the intellectual output of a University, Department, or Campus Organization; they also increase access to and expand the visibility of the university’s scholarly out put.

Why do we need an IR? Showcase and preserve scholarly output and historic documents Allow faculty to self archive post prints, preprints (and extra materials) IR’s can be used to support teaching and learning IR’s provide a stable environment for the preservation of born digital materials

Just what goes into an IR, anyway? Pre-Prints Post-Prints Working Papers Datasets Supplementary Materials Learning Objects Other Stuff…

Who else is doing this

What else can an IR do?

Georgia Tech

GSU

UGA Institutional Repository Group: Charge: Investigate and make recommendations on key issues associated with the establishment of an IR at the UGA Libraries Progress made: –DSpace pilot installation with ETDs and SACS data (approx. 4,500 items) –UGA Web Study (approx. 8K objects identified) –Content guidelines and preservation policy –Adding test bed data from selected departments –Metadata guidelines in development in collaboration with other institutions

UGA Content Guidelines: From Web study Priority 1Conference and symposium proceedings (194) Priority 1Research reports (2,115) Priority 2Departmental procedures and policies (190) Priority 2Handbooks (127) Priority 2Informational publications and fact sheets (3,015) Priority 2Newsletters (1,209) Priority 2Progress reports (186) Priority 3Press releases and media outreach (1568)

UGA Content Guidelines: Other content categories (not covered by Web study) Priority 1Electronic theses and dissertations (2,300) Priority 1Landmark documents in University history Priority 1Post-print research for which the author has self- archiving and online publication rights

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Origin of the concept: RACL Executive Committee (Aug. 2004) GKR Funding Proposal (Sept. 2004)

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal The Problem: A significant portion of the USG’s intellectual product never appears in a permanent printed form Lack of stewardship for scholarly output in digital form Lack of access to much of the scholarship generated by faculty, staff, and students

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Rationale for a shared repository: Increase USG visibility and prestige through global exposure to its digital scholarship Provide stewardship of the least permanent element of the USG’s intellectual product Promote efficiency by maximizing the utility and longevity of an existing investment of higher education dollars Demonstrate the effectiveness of USG institutions and their faculty for assessment and accreditation purposes through enhanced access to their scholarly output

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Rationale for a shared repository: Promote information sharing among the 34 USG institutions, and promote learning among the citizens of Georgia, at large Provide a platform for open access scholarship as an alternative to expensive print journals that place escalating pressure on library budgets Create an outlet for new forms of digital scholarship Promote sharing of learning objects to enhance teaching and productivity

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Distributed model: Populate IRs at GSU, Georgia Tech, and UGA (initial building blocks) Aggregate metadata into a union database Gain experience toward IR hosting and maintaining the central database

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Shared service model: Centrally hosted software/hardware Locally managed content and rights management

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Developing Shared standards: Metadata Preservation Rights management Other key components of IR work

GALILEO Knowledge Repository Proposal Progress: Proposal submitted to BOR OIIT Library Services on Sept. 13, 2004 (not yet funded) IR Metadata Group –Advanced Learning Technologies Group (BOR) –Georgia Southern University (soon) –Georgia State University –Georgia Tech –Medical College of Georgia –University of Georgia Individual IR programs in development

Questions/discussion?