Rethinking Institutional Repositories:: Innovations in Management, Collections, and Inclusion
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Rethinking Institutional Repositories:: Innovations in Management, Collections, and Inclusion

by Josh C. Cromwell

Library Science Academic Publishing Digital Archives
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Rethinking Institutional Repositories examines innovations in management, collections, and inclusion for academic digital archives. It offers strategies to enhance preservation, accessibility, and diversity in scholarly repositories, aiding librarians and institutions in adapting to modern challenges.

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Institutional repositories play a crucial role in preserving and disseminating scholarly output. This book delves into rethinking their management to adapt to evolving technological and institutional needs.

Innovations in collections focus on expanding access and diversity within digital archives. It examines strategies to build more inclusive repositories that reflect varied academic voices.

The discussion on inclusion highlights practices for equitable participation in repository development. Readers gain insights into fostering collaborative environments in library and information science.

Overall, the work provides practical guidance for professionals aiming to innovate in repository services and policies.

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