RePosit presentation for Symplectic User Conference 2011

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positing a new kind of repository deposit Rachel Proudfoot, Sarah Molloy and Nicola Cockarill Symplectic User Group Conference 24 th May 2011 www.jiscreposit.blogs pot.com

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positing a new kind of repository deposit

Rachel Proudfoot, Sarah Molloy and Nicola Cockarill

Symplectic User Group Conference24th May 2011

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Aims

Aims of the project

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• Increased engagement with repositories• More content• More unique users • Advocacy • Shared advocacy tools• Community

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Aims

The recipe…

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• 5 HEI partners, 1 commercial partner• 1 RMS, 5 different implementations• Agreed aims• JISC funding

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Aims

The question…

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• Does simplifying the method of deposit result in increased engagement and more content in repositories?

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Achievements

So far…

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• Set up and use of project blog• Google Group• Slide deck template (CC licence)• RePosit logo• Other advocacy materials (CC licence)• Advocacy plans for each HEI partner• Survey• Dissemination events

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Case study at Queen Mary

In the beginning…

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• ePrints repository never launched• Partners in Sherpa-LEAP• No history of central repository• Open Access and dissemination supported • No formal statement or plan from QMSE• Built into outputs from the RPMS project started in September 2008 • April 2010 – QMRO• DSpace• On campus only

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Case study at Queen Mary

Embedding in College strategy…

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• Communication Strategy for Elements and QMRO• Library Strategy• Research Strategy• College Strategy• Research Support Librarian

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Case study at Queen Mary

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• QMRO• Still on campus only• Official launch imminent

• Spontaneous deposits• Regular depositors• Embedding into researcher processes• Still lots to do!

Progress so far…

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Case study at University of Plymouth

Starting from …

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•Pearl (Plymouth Electronic Archive & Research Library)• Launched Oct 2010 for ePHDS• Integration work ongoing with Symplectic•Summer 2011 launch to staff •Simultaneously rolling out Symplectic Publications• Self submission model•Have a shared Symplectic service with University of Exeter with multiple repositories tool

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Case study at University of Plymouth

And the advocacy story so far:

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•Presentation to VC’s Senior Leadership Team• Key driver = external communication and visibility

•Staff awareness sessions - mixed reception:•“great for grey literature and conferences”•“we can add an signature line to all our emails”•“it’s not for me”•“Why would the publishers allow it?”

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Case study at University of Plymouth

Only time will tell:

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• Need to get Implementation work finished•Continue advocacy work•Integration with Publications seen as seamless• Need lots of selling points•Real evidence counts most•Open Access “Lite” – all about “why should I?”

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University of Leeds

University of

SheffieldUniversity

of York

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LeedsElements 1

Sheffield Elements 2

YorkCRIS

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Workflow: semi-mediated

Metadata: bulk imported,

manual

Symplectic Elements:

central publication list

Where full text added, auto-

deposit to WRRO

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Pre-connector / RePosit• Modest awareness and take up of

WRRO• Awareness of WRRO didn’t always lead to action• Direct emails based on WoS search – 25% response• Silo

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NB repositories vary a good deal: awareness, uptake, embedding, tailoring

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So far..• Legacy • Spontaneous deposit • Deposit profile different• Simplicity helps – never simple enough!• Some business as usual – copyright, versions• Unexplained user behaviour..• More user interface development• Rethink, review, respond

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Do we all want something different out of a joined up system?

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Community?

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Google grouphttp://groups.google.com/group/reposit

Repositories and CRIS: working smartly together. Conference and Software Exhibition, 19th July, Nottingham

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Symplectic+WRRO: simple+impact

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