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Doing Things Differently Sheffield 27/October/2010
Stephanie Taylor Research Officer UKOLN, University of Bath E - UKOLN is supported by: This work is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 licence (but note caveat)
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About Me Stephanie Taylor: Work with UKOLN as a research officer
Work on the practical side of institutional repositories Worked on the first phase of the RSP UKOLN: National centre of expertise in digital information management Located at the University of Bath
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Repository History… New technologies New concepts New ways of working
Doing things differently from the beginning…
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Trends… Evolving content Linking up with other systems
Adding new features Continuous revolution?
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Evolving Content From text to… Moving images/sound Still images Sound
Anything and everything… Dance, choreography notation Music, sound, scores, videos Maps Whatever?!
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The “Other” Repositories
What *might* be a repository? Flickr? Google Docs? YouTube? SlideShare? Wikipedia? Twitter?
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Putting it in… Easier deposit workflow
Move from ‘expert’ to enduser depositing Mandates Quality control Embedding repos into the institution Tempting the enduser, making useful tools The dreaded copyright & IPR
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Getting it out… Search engine optimisation Directories
Linking in to other systems Who are our users? What do users need? Do different users need different things?
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Shaking it all about… Multi-tasking - archive or repo?
Supporting other library and information services ‘Hidden’ repositories Other entry points & conversations Facebook RSS feeds Tagging
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The Guerrilla Repo Scholarly communications The ‘P’ word
Copyright & IPR Innovative advocacy Challenging accepted behaviour, roles & responsibilities
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If We Build It, Will They Come?
Subject repositories National repositories Aggregation services What do endusers want?
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Thankyou! Questions?
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