Introduction to the Library's Institutional Repository for Scholarly Communications
by Sumayyah Jewel, Jennifer Beamer Ph.D.
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This resource is meant for librarians and library students—especially those who work in scholarly communication. It presents mini “case studies” demonstrating how library workers are thinking about web accessibility as they undertake open access publishing, manage institutional repositories, and assemble digital collections.
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