Engaging Researchers with the World's First Scholarly Arts Repositories: Ten Years after the UK's Kultur Project

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Autori principali: Meece, Stephanie, Robinson, Amy, Gramstadt, Marie-Therese
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author Meece, Stephanie
Robinson, Amy
Gramstadt, Marie-Therese
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Robinson, Amy
Gramstadt, Marie-Therese
Meece, Stephanie
Robinson, Amy
Gramstadt, Marie-Therese
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contents Engaging Researchers with the World's First Scholarly Arts Repositories: Ten Years after the UK's Kultur Project Meece, Stephanie Robinson, Amy Gramstadt, Marie-Therese Art Library Development Library Automation Archives Database Management Systems Knowledge Management Academic Libraries Research Tools Metadata Intellectual Property Database Design Profiles Electronic Libraries Foreign Countries Open access institutional repositories can be ill-equipped to manage the complexity of research outputs from departments of fine arts, media, drama, music, cultural heritage, and the creative arts in general. The U.K.-based Kultur project was funded to create a flexible multimedia repository model using EPrints software. The project launched the first arts based institutional repositories at the University of the Arts London and University for the Creative Arts. Ten years later, these pioneering repositories are still evolving in response to the needs of arts researchers, and in the context of rapid changes in the scholarly communications landscape. This article discusses the evolution of scholarly repositories in the creative arts, with the aim of reducing the under-representation of arts research in open access repositories.
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spellingShingle Engaging Researchers with the World's First Scholarly Arts Repositories: Ten Years after the UK's Kultur Project
Meece, Stephanie
Robinson, Amy
Gramstadt, Marie-Therese
Art
Library Development
Library Automation
Archives
Database Management Systems
Knowledge Management
Academic Libraries
Research Tools
Metadata
Intellectual Property
Database Design
Profiles
Electronic Libraries
Foreign Countries
Engaging Researchers with the World's First Scholarly Arts Repositories: Ten Years after the UK's Kultur Project Meece, Stephanie Robinson, Amy Gramstadt, Marie-Therese Art Library Development Library Automation Archives Database Management Systems Knowledge Management Academic Libraries Research Tools Metadata Intellectual Property Database Design Profiles Electronic Libraries Foreign Countries Open access institutional repositories can be ill-equipped to manage the complexity of research outputs from departments of fine arts, media, drama, music, cultural heritage, and the creative arts in general. The U.K.-based Kultur project was funded to create a flexible multimedia repository model using EPrints software. The project launched the first arts based institutional repositories at the University of the Arts London and University for the Creative Arts. Ten years later, these pioneering repositories are still evolving in response to the needs of arts researchers, and in the context of rapid changes in the scholarly communications landscape. This article discusses the evolution of scholarly repositories in the creative arts, with the aim of reducing the under-representation of arts research in open access repositories.
title Engaging Researchers with the World's First Scholarly Arts Repositories: Ten Years after the UK's Kultur Project
topic Art
Library Development
Library Automation
Archives
Database Management Systems
Knowledge Management
Academic Libraries
Research Tools
Metadata
Intellectual Property
Database Design
Profiles
Electronic Libraries
Foreign Countries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1153360