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  Building an Online Academic Presence: Understanding Your Rights, Resources, and Establishing an Online Academic Presence during Graduate School

  Hope C. Mitchell

  This presentation was developed as part of a graduate workshop celebrating the 2015 Open Access week. Graduate students attended a workshop where they learned about the basics of copyright, the benefits of publishing OA, and the ways in which they develop their online academic presence and increase the impact of their work by participating in Digital Repository @ Iowa State University.

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  Building Your Online Research Presence: A brief introduction to Digital Repository @ Iowa State University for graduate students

  Harrison W. Inefuku

  Digital Repository @ Iowa State Unviersity provides free and open access to scholarship created by Iowa State’s students, faculty, and staff. It is a great way to increase exposure of your scholarship as you apply to further your education or enter the job market. By making your work available through the repository, it can be used by scholars and professionals from around the world.

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  ETD_CON Utility and User Manual

  Logan E. Jewett

  ETD_CON is a utility designed and developed for use by Iowa State University to improve workflow for processing electronic theses & dissertations for batch uploads to the digital repository.

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  ETD Conversion Utility

  Logan E. Jewett

  This presentation describes the development and operation of an ETD Conversion Utility created to prepare electronic theses and dissertations (ETD) received from ProQuest for deposit in Iowa State University's Digital Commons-based institutional repository.

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  Open Access and Digital Repositories

  Lorraine J. Pellack and Harrison W. Inefuku

  Funded by the Library and the Vice President for Research and Economic Development, Digital Repository @ Iowa State University is a service for Iowa State's faculty, students and staff to manage, preserve and provide access to their scholarship. This presentation provides an overview of open access and introduces the repository to the Library Liaisons.

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  Pre-Print, Post-Print or Offprint? A guide to publication versions, permissions and the digital repository

  Harrison W. Inefuku

  When depositing publications in Digital Repository @ Iowa State University, we are constrained by publishers’ policies. Each publisher has policies regarding copyright and authors’ rights that determine whether we are able to deposit a publication in the institutional repository and, if we are, what version of the publication we are able to deposit. This bulletin is designed to help authors understand the different versions of publications and where to find out what version(s), if any, they are allowed to deposit, or self-archive, in the repository.

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  What's In It For Me? The advantages of using Digital Repository @ Iowa State University

  Harrison W. Inefuku

  Digital Repository @ Iowa State University is a full-text open access institutional repository. We collect, manage, provide access to and preserve the scholarly and creative output of Iowa State University. What exactly does this all mean? This educational bulletin outlines the purpose of the repository and explains the benefits to Iowa State’s scholars.

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  Will They Let Me Do That? A brief introduction to copyright and institutional repositories

  Harrison W. Inefuku

  Digital Repository @ Iowa State University was established to provide open access to scholarship produced by Iowa State University faculty, students and staff. Authors who wish to deposit their work in the repository need to be aware of how copyright affects their ability to distribute their work. This educational bulletin is intended to give an overview of some of the copyright issues involved with the management of a digital repository and the steps Digital Repository @ Iowa State University is taking to adhere to copyright law.

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  Writing History: Editing Departmental Descriptions and Histories in the Digital Repository

  Benjamin T. Spick

  This paper describes the experience of a student worker in creating and updating community descriptions in Digital Repository @ Iowa State University.