We then started to see applications which were previously local only but are now being beamed much more widely into the global audience. The open access movement may have developed as a parallel or peripheral situation to the everyday work of the academic library. Now, a measure of high quality in repositories is whether it can also help to make research visible (Joint, 2008). However, rising acquisition costs have led to a burden on the acquisition budgets of scholarly libraries and, as a result, to a deterioration of the literature supply. For this purpose, authors can consult the ROMEO/Sherpa database, which is a tool that allows them to search by journal title, publisher, or ISSN; the resulting information generated uses a colour code scheme to inform authors as to whether or not they hold the rights to public dissemination and under what conditions they are allowed to self-archive in open access repositories. He might have also used the phrase to describe the impact of the Internet on libraries.3 The Internet is sharply changing our organisational structures and services.

Mehrwerte und Herausforderungen freier Bildungsmaterialien, 27. Retention – Fewer barriers means more students succeed. Green Open Access archiving is usually achieved by the author posting a personal electronic copy (Microsoft Word version) of an article to a disciplinary or institutional repository (however, some publishers allow the publisher's PDF version).

The critical mass may not be there among librarians to make open access a new focus in librarianship. These claims are often supported with the view that it is only necessary to organise the digital connections and all else is irrelevant.

We then started to see applications which were previously local only but are now being beamed much more widely into the global audience. The open access movement may have developed as a parallel or peripheral situation to the everyday work of the academic library. Now, a measure of high quality in repositories is whether it can also help to make research visible (Joint, 2008). However, rising acquisition costs have led to a burden on the acquisition budgets of scholarly libraries and, as a result, to a deterioration of the literature supply. For this purpose, authors can consult the ROMEO/Sherpa database, which is a tool that allows them to search by journal title, publisher, or ISSN; the resulting information generated uses a colour code scheme to inform authors as to whether or not they hold the rights to public dissemination and under what conditions they are allowed to self-archive in open access repositories. He might have also used the phrase to describe the impact of the Internet on libraries.3 The Internet is sharply changing our organisational structures and services.

Mehrwerte und Herausforderungen freier Bildungsmaterialien, 27. Retention – Fewer barriers means more students succeed. Green Open Access archiving is usually achieved by the author posting a personal electronic copy (Microsoft Word version) of an article to a disciplinary or institutional repository (however, some publishers allow the publisher's PDF version).

The critical mass may not be there among librarians to make open access a new focus in librarianship. These claims are often supported with the view that it is only necessary to organise the digital connections and all else is irrelevant.

We then started to see applications which were previously local only but are now being beamed much more widely into the global audience. The open access movement may have developed as a parallel or peripheral situation to the everyday work of the academic library. Now, a measure of high quality in repositories is whether it can also help to make research visible (Joint, 2008). However, rising acquisition costs have led to a burden on the acquisition budgets of scholarly libraries and, as a result, to a deterioration of the literature supply. For this purpose, authors can consult the ROMEO/Sherpa database, which is a tool that allows them to search by journal title, publisher, or ISSN; the resulting information generated uses a colour code scheme to inform authors as to whether or not they hold the rights to public dissemination and under what conditions they are allowed to self-archive in open access repositories. He might have also used the phrase to describe the impact of the Internet on libraries.3 The Internet is sharply changing our organisational structures and services.

Mehrwerte und Herausforderungen freier Bildungsmaterialien, 27. Retention – Fewer barriers means more students succeed. Green Open Access archiving is usually achieved by the author posting a personal electronic copy (Microsoft Word version) of an article to a disciplinary or institutional repository (however, some publishers allow the publisher's PDF version).

The critical mass may not be there among librarians to make open access a new focus in librarianship. These claims are often supported with the view that it is only necessary to organise the digital connections and all else is irrelevant.

We then started to see applications which were previously local only but are now being beamed much more widely into the global audience. The open access movement may have developed as a parallel or peripheral situation to the everyday work of the academic library. Now, a measure of high quality in repositories is whether it can also help to make research visible (Joint, 2008). However, rising acquisition costs have led to a burden on the acquisition budgets of scholarly libraries and, as a result, to a deterioration of the literature supply. For this purpose, authors can consult the ROMEO/Sherpa database, which is a tool that allows them to search by journal title, publisher, or ISSN; the resulting information generated uses a colour code scheme to inform authors as to whether or not they hold the rights to public dissemination and under what conditions they are allowed to self-archive in open access repositories. He might have also used the phrase to describe the impact of the Internet on libraries.3 The Internet is sharply changing our organisational structures and services.

Mehrwerte und Herausforderungen freier Bildungsmaterialien, 27. Retention – Fewer barriers means more students succeed. Green Open Access archiving is usually achieved by the author posting a personal electronic copy (Microsoft Word version) of an article to a disciplinary or institutional repository (however, some publishers allow the publisher's PDF version).

The critical mass may not be there among librarians to make open access a new focus in librarianship. These claims are often supported with the view that it is only necessary to organise the digital connections and all else is irrelevant.