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Application of DCMI In Open Source Software with SpecialReference to GSDL: A Critical Studys

Das, Subarna Kumar; Das, Biswajit; Das, Rajesh; Kar, Subhendu (INFLIBNET Centre, November 10, 2005)

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This paper is discussed about how to incorporate 15 Dublin Core Meta data element set in Greenstone digital library software (open source) for more robust flexible search in an Institutional Repository. Here, we have created a framework for integration GSDL Meta data with Dublin Core meta data using a Meta data creator tool software named DC-dot. This tool helps to convert Dublin Core Metadata to Greenstone XML documents and built into a collection.

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Institutional Repositories : A Perspective for the Indian Universities

Chakravarty, Rupak; Mahajan, Preeti (INFLIBNET Centre, November 9, 2006)

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The world is witnessing a sea change in the area of scholarly communication. Perhaps the control over scholarly communication has started a gradual shifting from commercial publishers to academic organizations and many author initiatives in the area of Open Access (OA). Open Access is perhaps opening up the major barriers that higher education institutes and libraries face specially when it comes to escalating journal prices and shrinking budgets. Institutional Repositories (IRs) are one of the two most powerful tool to empower and strengthen open access movement. Universities and other academic institutions of the developed countries are already reaping the rich benefits of institutional repositories. The technology is free, the software is available free of cost and the universities are also having the necessary infrastructure for implementing IRs at their premises. The only required link which is missing is the awareness and willingness. To make IRs a success awareness is also needed regarding advantages of self-archiving and publishers’ policies regarding self-archiving. It’s high time that Indian universities should take a decision and a strong commitment to develop IRs and convince the faculty members and research scholars to deposit papers in the digital archive. IRs may also contain learning objects in digital formats thus facilitating IT enabled pedagogy in the Indian universities.

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Role of Open Access, Open Standards and Open Sources in Libraries : A Study

Baruah, Bobby Goswami (INFLIBNET Centre, December 7, 2007)

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The key concepts open access, open source and open standards are playing a great role today when we talk about borderless libraries. Immense benefits and importance to libraries are being examined. Greater benefits include lowering of cost, greater accessibility and better prospects especially for long term preservation of scholarly works. The paper mainly discuses on the importance and utility of the three concepts i.e. open access, open source and open standards in libraries emerging, which has helped to widened the gap in resource sharing, making it accessible in a far better way, limiting the expenses and above all standardizing which helps different systems to share their resources.

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