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DSpace: One School’s Use of an Open Source Institutional Repository Michelle Rigual Asst. Director for Collections, Electronic Resources & Technical Services University of New Mexico Law Library

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Page 1: DSpace: One School’s Use of an Open Source Institutional Repository Michelle Rigual Asst. Director for Collections, Electronic Resources & Technical Services

DSpace: One School’s Use of an Open

Source Institutional Repository

Michelle RigualAsst. Director for Collections,

Electronic Resources & Technical ServicesUniversity of New Mexico Law Library

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A Scholarly Revolution?

• Luther, Judy. Tectonic Shifts in Scholarly Publishing.

• Dotlinga, Randy. Open-Access Journals Flourish.

• Oxford Journals Launches Oxford Open - A New Open Access Initiative.

• Steinbrook, Robert. Public Access to NIH-Funded Research.

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A Scholarly Revolution?

• Buckholtz, Alison. Taxpayers commend precedent set by NIH public access policy: Access advocates call for policy changes if voluntary participation is low.

• Vogel, Gretchen and Martin Enserink. Europe Steps Into the Open With Plans for Electronic Archives.

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A Scholarly Revolution?

• Cockerill, Matthew. Access all articles: The momentum towards free online publication of scientific research is becoming unstoppable.

• George, Paul. Open Access: The Future Gate to Scholarly Legal Information.

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A Scholarly Revolution?

• Wysocki, Bernard Jr. Scholarly Journals‘ Premier Status Is Diluted by Web: More Research Is Free Online Amid Spurt of Start-Ups; Publishers' Profits at Risk.

• Swanepoel, Marinus. Digital Repositories: All Hype and No Substance?

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Overview of Discussion

• Traditional publishing model

• Open Access movement

• Digital Repositories

• Scholarly communication in Law

• The case of University of New Mexico

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Median Library Journal Expenditures

• Slide courtesy of Dr. Daniel Greenstein, Associate Vice Provost, Scholarly Information and University Librarian, California Digital Library, University of California

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Few Disciplines Are Unaffected

Average CostPer Title

Average CostPer TitleLC Subject

Classification 1999 2003

Percentage ofIncrease

1999-2003Anthropology 259.21 353.44 36.35

Chemistry 1,682.94 2,403.06 42.79

Education 207.79 305.73 47.13

Engineering 981.19 1,359.52 38.56

Philosophy &Religion

123.27 169.89 37.82

PoliticalScience

208.07 315.00 51.39

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Books Cut Due to Expense

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Open Access Movement

• Revolt against pricing

• New forms of “scholarly communication”

• Grey literature

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Institutional Repositories

• Free, online access to an institution’s scholarly materials

• Archive, preserve, index & distribute

• Open Archives Initiative protocol for metadata harvesting (searchable)

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Legal Scholarship

• Institutional repositories

• Other digital repositories (SSRN, BePress)

• Journals

• Grey literature

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Law Librarians’ Role

• Awareness of movement, benefits, issues

• Copyright preservation

• Metadata