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The JISC FAIR Programme

Learn about the FAIR Programme, its objectives, key projects, and impact on institutional repositories and open access. Explore the clusters of projects and the use of Open Archives Initiative in sharing digital resources. Discover the institutional repository software used in the FAIR projects.

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The JISC FAIR Programme

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  1. The JISC FAIR Programme Neil Beagrie Chinese National Academy of Sciences July 04

  2. The FAIR Programme • Focus on Access to Institutional Resources (Institutional Repositories and Open Access) • £2 million investment • 14 projects • August 2002 – October 2005

  3. FAIR Objectives • Investigate the deposit and disclosure of institutional assets • Increase understanding of processes • Technical • Organisational • Cultural • Contribute towards mechanisms and supporting services to allow the submission and sharing of content

  4. The FAIR Projects • The 14 projects are split into 3 clusters • e-prints and e-theses (eFAIR – 8 projects) • Museums and Images (4 projects) • Institutional Portals (2 projects) • Projects are lasting from 1 year to 3 years • Cover both HE and FE • Involve >40 institutions across the UK

  5. Key projects • eFAIR • DAEDALUS • SHERPA • Theses Alive! • Electronic Theses • HaIRST • TARDis • Institutional Portals • FAIR Enough

  6. The Open Archives Initiative • FAIR is inspired by the vision of the Open Archives Initiative (OAI) • Sharing digital resources based on a simple mechanism allowing metadata about those resources to be harvested into services • OAI has its roots in an effort to enhance access to e-print archives as a means of increasing the availability of scholarly communication. • now used in many fields, e.g., learning materials, images, museum content

  7. Institutional Repository Software • eprints.org • widely used (127 known archives) • used within 5 FAIR projects • DSpace • used within 3 FAIR projects • DSpace@Cambridge • Theses Alive! has written add-on • Guide to Institutional Repository Software from OSI • http://www.soros.org/openaccess

  8. Further Information JISC FAIR Programme: http://www.jisc.ac.uk/programme_fair.html

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