Neuroscience
Yes, it’s true! I have put my recent conference presentation into the University of Connecticut’s Institutional Repository. See for yourself, and let me know what you think. I may add more materials, but there are some issues to be worked out.
Should I put in a copy of the final article published in Computers in Libraries? Or the unedited version I originally submitted to them? I do own the copyright, so that is not an issue in this case. But, if I submit the final copy, where do I get the copy? The article is in Academic Search Premier as a pdf (access to ASP required).
I don’t want an unedited copy in the Repository. I don’t know why; maybe I’m just old fashioned. But I do want a record of my work there — both to promote myself, and to represent the library in the Repository. But I’m not sure I have the right to use the ASP copy (and I look at licenses in my day job, so I’m properly concerned).
It’s a muddle for the digital age. What say you?
- Thinking About Teaching, And Other Things
I've been so busy filling up my spring dance card that I haven't been blogging. Here's what I'm up to, if you want to follow along at home. Teaching 454, Digitial Information Services & Providers for Simmons GSLIS. Still teaching Dialog....
- Code4lib Thoughts (secondhand)
One of my favorite programmers (ProgrammerGuy) went to the Code4Lib conference & gave us an update on some of the interesting things he saw / heard / thought about while there. Here are three of the things that most interested me from his talk. 1. LibraryFind...
- Drm & Music
Some great interviews about music, DRM (Digital Rights Management), and eMusic on FutureTense radio, from American Public Media. eMusic CEO says music industry should begin killing off digital copy protection schemes, January 17, 2007 Description from...
- Note To Self
Find out when "the World's Biggest Airliner" is going to be on The Learning Channel. Ben Bowie, British documentarian (?) spent two years following the creation of the world's biggest airplane, the Airbus A380. Seats 500-800! Great article about...
- Pal Program
Looking for experience working with students? Want to develop your helping skills in preparation for graduate school in counseling or clinical psychology? If so, consider applying to be a PAL (Peer Assisted Learning) educator with the Learning Assistance...
Neuroscience
Institutional Repository, Me?
Yes, it’s true! I have put my recent conference presentation into the University of Connecticut’s Institutional Repository. See for yourself, and let me know what you think. I may add more materials, but there are some issues to be worked out.
Should I put in a copy of the final article published in Computers in Libraries? Or the unedited version I originally submitted to them? I do own the copyright, so that is not an issue in this case. But, if I submit the final copy, where do I get the copy? The article is in Academic Search Premier as a pdf (access to ASP required).
I don’t want an unedited copy in the Repository. I don’t know why; maybe I’m just old fashioned. But I do want a record of my work there — both to promote myself, and to represent the library in the Repository. But I’m not sure I have the right to use the ASP copy (and I look at licenses in my day job, so I’m properly concerned).
It’s a muddle for the digital age. What say you?
- Thinking About Teaching, And Other Things
I've been so busy filling up my spring dance card that I haven't been blogging. Here's what I'm up to, if you want to follow along at home. Teaching 454, Digitial Information Services & Providers for Simmons GSLIS. Still teaching Dialog....
- Code4lib Thoughts (secondhand)
One of my favorite programmers (ProgrammerGuy) went to the Code4Lib conference & gave us an update on some of the interesting things he saw / heard / thought about while there. Here are three of the things that most interested me from his talk. 1. LibraryFind...
- Drm & Music
Some great interviews about music, DRM (Digital Rights Management), and eMusic on FutureTense radio, from American Public Media. eMusic CEO says music industry should begin killing off digital copy protection schemes, January 17, 2007 Description from...
- Note To Self
Find out when "the World's Biggest Airliner" is going to be on The Learning Channel. Ben Bowie, British documentarian (?) spent two years following the creation of the world's biggest airplane, the Airbus A380. Seats 500-800! Great article about...
- Pal Program
Looking for experience working with students? Want to develop your helping skills in preparation for graduate school in counseling or clinical psychology? If so, consider applying to be a PAL (Peer Assisted Learning) educator with the Learning Assistance...