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Main Authors: McDonald, Robert H., Thomas, Chuck
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2008
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ873185
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author McDonald, Robert H.
Thomas, Chuck
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Thomas, Chuck
McDonald, Robert H.
Thomas, Chuck
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contents The Case for Standardized Reporting and Assessment Requirements for Institutional Repositories McDonald, Robert H. Thomas, Chuck Academic Libraries Research Libraries Research Needs Library Services Information Utilization Evidence Bibliometrics Intellectual Property Research Universities Archives Research libraries traditionally have focused their efforts on building local collections to support the research needs of their organizations and providing for the discovery and use of resources within these collections. The emergence in recent years of disciplinary and institutional digital repositories presents new challenges for research libraries. One of the most significant challenges will be the need for new types of statistical assessment based on the use of extra-bibliographic facets of the content in these repositories, such as usage data, impact factors, and contextual relationships. This article summarizes the success of U. S. research libraries in creating shared standards for electronic resources statistical assessment and argues that institutional repository implementers must develop similar evaluative metrics. (Contains 1 figure.)
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spellingShingle The Case for Standardized Reporting and Assessment Requirements for Institutional Repositories
McDonald, Robert H.
Thomas, Chuck
Academic Libraries
Research Libraries
Research Needs
Library Services
Information Utilization
Evidence
Bibliometrics
Intellectual Property
Research Universities
Archives
The Case for Standardized Reporting and Assessment Requirements for Institutional Repositories McDonald, Robert H. Thomas, Chuck Academic Libraries Research Libraries Research Needs Library Services Information Utilization Evidence Bibliometrics Intellectual Property Research Universities Archives Research libraries traditionally have focused their efforts on building local collections to support the research needs of their organizations and providing for the discovery and use of resources within these collections. The emergence in recent years of disciplinary and institutional digital repositories presents new challenges for research libraries. One of the most significant challenges will be the need for new types of statistical assessment based on the use of extra-bibliographic facets of the content in these repositories, such as usage data, impact factors, and contextual relationships. This article summarizes the success of U. S. research libraries in creating shared standards for electronic resources statistical assessment and argues that institutional repository implementers must develop similar evaluative metrics. (Contains 1 figure.)
title The Case for Standardized Reporting and Assessment Requirements for Institutional Repositories
topic Academic Libraries
Research Libraries
Research Needs
Library Services
Information Utilization
Evidence
Bibliometrics
Intellectual Property
Research Universities
Archives
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ873185