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With views across London, Marie-Therese Gramstadt, Project Officer for the Kultur II Group, welcomed colleagues to the third Kultivate workshop on 23 March 2011, at HEFCE Centrepoint. It was announced that the Kultivate Project team had recruited a software developer, James Snyder, to undertake the enhancements, to EPrints software, that were o…[Read more]

Please deposit all research outputs published during the January – March 2011 period, onto the Repository by 30 June 2011.  The Quarterly Research Outputs report will be generated from Repository data at the beginning of July 2011.

Kultivate is a JISC-funded project which is creating a model of an institutional repository for use in the creative and applied arts. The second Kultivate Project recently took place on 28 February 2011, at HEFCE Centrepoint, London.  There were several presentations in the morning, including Graham Stone, from the University of Huddersfield, and J…[Read more]

The Research Office are continuing to run several practical sessions during April, and this week’s workshops are scheduled as follows: Wednesday 13 April 2011, 2-3.30pm in the Mezzanine IT Suite, Chad Varah House, Cathedral Campus Friday 15 April 2011, 12-1.30pm in UL101, GCW, Brayford Campus These ninety minute workshops will demonstrate how to…[Read more]

It isn’t just text-based items that can be deposited onto the Lincoln Repository.  A wide range of creative and applied arts research can also be showcased, from digital versions of painting, photography, film, graphic and textile design, to records of performances, shows and installations. To arrange a demonstration of The Lincoln Repository, …[Read more]

Please deposit your research outputs for publication period October – December 2010, as soon as possible.  The next Quarterly Research Outputs report (Q4) will be generated from Repository data on 31 March 2011.  The Research Office is continuing to run several practical sessions on the Lincoln Repository.  We will demonstrate how to upload your…[Read more]

The Repository Team are continuing to facilitate several practical workshops over the next few months on the Lincoln Repository.  Please send an e-mail to eprints@lincoln.ac.uk for further details.   The ninety minute workshops will show you:  - how to deposit a publication or arts research into The Lincoln Repository - write the necessary metada…[Read more]

The Repository Team are continuing to facilitate several practical workshops over the next few months on the Lincoln Repository.  Please send an e-mail to eprints@lincoln.ac.uk for further details.   The ninety minute workshops will show you:  -  how to deposit a publication or arts research into the Lincoln Repository -  write the necessary metad…[Read more]

Library colleagues have arranged the following workshops for staff and researchers over the next few months: Venue – UL101, GCW, Brayford Campus Finding legal information, 17/01/2011 at 2pm Searching 2, 18/01/2011 at 10am Introduction to RefWorks, 19/01/2011 at 2pm Sports Science: using the Library’s resources for research, 09/02/2011 at …[Read more]

Did you know……..  It isn’t just text-based items that can be deposited onto the Repository.  A wide range of creative and applied arts outputs can also be showcased, from digital versions of painting, photography, film, graphic and textile design, to records of performances, shows and installations.   To arrange a demonstration of  The Lincoln Repo…[Read more]

Library colleagues have arranged the following workshops for staff and researchers over the next few months: Venue – UL101, GCW, Brayford Campus Finding legal information, 17/01/2011 at 2pm Searching 2, 18/01/2011 at 10am Introduction to RefWorks, 19/01/2011 at 2pm Sports Science: using the Library’s resources for research, 09/02/2011 at …[Read more]

Kultivate is a JISC-funded project which is creating a model of an institutional repository for use in the creative and applied arts. While institutional repositories are proficient in managing text-based research such as articles, books, and theses, they are not yet attuned to the requirements of images and time-based media.  The Kultivate …[Read more]

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The Research Office are continuing to run several practical sessions during January.  These ninety minute workshops will demonstrate how to upload your publications to The Lincoln Repository, provide guidance on publishers’  copyright policies, as well as writing the necessary metadata to assist the search engines sourcing your work. For further de…[Read more]

Did you know it only takes ten minutes to upload a research output to the Lincoln Repository?  The Repository team are available for one to one sessions on 5, 6 and 7 January 2011.  Please contact us on eprints@lincoln.ac.uk for further information. We’d like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas, and look forward to meeting [...]

Bev will not be dropping the reins (for long!) over Christmas.  To deposit your research outputs over a mince pie, you can log onto the Lincoln Repository externally by entering http://eprints.lincoln.ac.uk.

Did you know you can edit a record after it has been deposited to the Repository?  To find out how, the Brayford library team will be holding a practical session on Friday 10  December 2010, 12-1.30pm in UL101, GCW, Brayford campus. Please send an e-mail to training@lincoln.ac.uk to book a place, as spaces available are limited. During the [...]

You can now search the repository for only those articles that have been made open access .  Select the ‘Full Text Status’ field on an advanced search form (near the bottom of the screen).  Noted below are the values of this field:  Public – search for records with public full text Restricted – search for items with a restricted full text ** Non…[Read more]

Did you know……..  When archiving published items onto The Lincoln Repository, you can also enter a link from the repository to your personal website, making all your work available, not just the citation.  The next workshop is scheduled for Friday 1 October 2010, 12-1.30pm in UL101, GCW.  Space is limited on these sessions, please book by e-maili…[Read more]

It only takes approximately ten minutes to upload an item onto The Lincoln Repository, when you’ve attended a short workshop.

To arrange a demonstration of  The Lincoln Repository, please contact the Brayford Library team on e-mail address eprints@lincoln.ac.uk.