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DSpace and Vireo training opportunities, April 8-9
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The Texas Digital Library is pleased to announce dates for introductory DSpace and Vireo training, to be held in Austin on April 8-9. The TDL welcomes faculty and staff from all TDL member institutions to register for the courses, which are free of...
Code4LibBC Day 2: Lightning Talks
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Second and final day of Code4Lib BC’s lightning talks. Here are my notes. Mark Jordan – DOCR/SMD Slides Source code OCR clients – phones, tablets that do the work or just a plain script page server – controls the work...
PKP Donation Drive
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Like all successful open-source software projects, PKP relies heavily on its community of users to participate and contribute in a variety of ways. Our activities would not be possible without the continued support from all of our users. They ensure...
Open Journal System
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Open Journal Systems (OJS) is a journal management and publishing system that has been developed by the Public Knowledge Project through its federally funded efforts to expand and improve access to research. URL of resource: http://pkp.sfu.ca...

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Plaza: Dialogues in Language and Literature

Graduate student journal discussing languages and literature; published from the University of Houston Department of English

Open Access Journals | Texas Digital Library

Open Access Journals What if libraries and universities could bypass the high costs of print journals by providing less costly outlets for scholarly work? What if any faculty member with the willingne...