Getting Started with DOIs in the Institutional Repository

Ashley D. Lowery; Ashley D.R. Sergiadis

Getting Started with DOIs in the Institutional Repository

Ashley D. Lowery
, Ashley D.R. Sergiadis

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Abstract

Assigning DOIs in the institutional repository builds legitimacy and extends the reach of your IR content. This session will cover the basics of CrossRef membership and DOI management for institutional repositories, with special emphasis on Digital Commons. Topics will include membership costs and responsibilities, DOI structure and syntax, recommended workflows for manual and automated deposits, and considerations for Memoranda of Understanding.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 21 2017
Event	ALA Atlanta Midwinter Meeting and Exhibits - Duration: Jan 22 2017 → …

Conference

Conference	ALA Atlanta Midwinter Meeting and Exhibits
Period	1/22/17 → …

Keywords

CrossRef
DOIs
Digital Commons

Disciplines

Scholarly Communication

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Getting Started with DOIs in the Institutional Repository

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