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QUT ePrints Promoting QUT research outputs to a global audience

QUT ePrints Promoting QUT research outputs to a global audience. Paula Callan Janet Baker eResearch Access Coordinator Research Support Librarian p.callan@qut.edu.au j2.baker@qut.edu.au.

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QUT ePrints Promoting QUT research outputs to a global audience

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  1. QUT ePrintsPromoting QUT research outputs to a global audience Paula Callan Janet Baker eResearch Access Coordinator Research Support Librarian p.callan@qut.edu.auj2.baker@qut.edu.au

  2. Purpose of QUT ePrints • To increase the visibility, accessibility and impact of QUT research outputs • To raise the profile of QUT researchers • To attract high-quality research students to QUT • To contribute to the global corpus of ‘open access’ research literature

  3. New Developments in 2010 • RM Ingest 2002-2008 (records without fulltext) now 26,000 records • 2009 onwards HERDC input via QUT ePrints ( recommended route) • Library staff doing first pass at verification • Upgrade of eprints– faster • BibTexImport plug-in installed

  4. Selling the message to authors • Increased visibility- Google algorithm favours OAI-PMH • Download stats monitored • Growing evidence of increased downloads causing increased citation counts • Contact between authors instigated via QUT ePrints - collaborative networking enabled • Practitioners in the field able to see research –those without access to database subscriptions

  5. Increasing the visibility TROVE : The National Library of Australia’s portal to Australian content http://trove.nla.gov.au/book

  6. Increasing the visibility http://www.scientificcommons.org http://www.oaister.org/ http://www.scirus.com/ http://www.base-search.net/index.php?i=b http://research.nla.gov.au/

  7. Increasing impact

  8. Coming soon…… Scopus ( also ISI) citation counts in repository records

  9. Publications linked into Staff Profile Pages • Eprint records linked into RAD which along with HR data feeds Staff Profile Pages.

  10. Procedure – set up alert and generate form

  11. HERDC Form: For information to appear in the pre-populated HERDC collection form, you must first enter it into the relevant box on the QUT ePrints deposit form.

  12. Any Questions?

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