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Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4
Repositories are starting to take their place within an institution¹s infrastructure, sitting alongside portals, course management systems, virtual research environments and others. But in considering how a repository can best serve an institution it is important to consider how this technology will...
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author | Awre, Chris |
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description | Repositories are starting to take their place within an institution¹s infrastructure, sitting alongside portals, course management systems, virtual research environments and others. But in considering how a repository can best serve an institution it is important to consider how this technology will integrate with existing systems, so that it doesn¹t become a standalone white elephant that is a nuisance to use. This breakout will consider the technical ways in which repositories can be presented as a system that is easy to use and interact with, from the searcher¹s, depositor¹s and administrator¹s perspectives. It will look at potential interaction through other institutional environments and seek to identify ways in which repositories can become a more integral part of the technical landscape. Bring along your examples of how repositories are being technically embedded within institutions to help share experience and ideas. |
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institution | Organización Europea para la Investigación Nuclear |
language | eng |
publishDate | 2007 |
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spelling | cern-10276162019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/1027616engAwre, ChrisRepositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4Information Transfer and ManagementRepositories are starting to take their place within an institution¹s infrastructure, sitting alongside portals, course management systems, virtual research environments and others. But in considering how a repository can best serve an institution it is important to consider how this technology will integrate with existing systems, so that it doesn¹t become a standalone white elephant that is a nuisance to use. This breakout will consider the technical ways in which repositories can be presented as a system that is easy to use and interact with, from the searcher¹s, depositor¹s and administrator¹s perspectives. It will look at potential interaction through other institutional environments and seek to identify ways in which repositories can become a more integral part of the technical landscape. Bring along your examples of how repositories are being technically embedded within institutions to help share experience and ideas.oai:cds.cern.ch:10276162007-04-19 |
spellingShingle | Information Transfer and Management Awre, Chris Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4 |
title | Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4 |
title_full | Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4 |
title_fullStr | Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4 |
title_full_unstemmed | Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4 |
title_short | Repositories in an institutional context : Technical discussion: Group 4 |
title_sort | repositories in an institutional context : technical discussion: group 4 |
topic | Information Transfer and Management |
url | http://cds.cern.ch/record/1027616 |
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